The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says there is a need for ongoing sexual education beyond school to help young people navigate complex relationships.

60 per cent of respondents believe that Ireland should take a stronger public stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The ESRI study examines socioeconomic conditions across communities in Ireland.

But the findings suggest that young people believe greater integration is something that will happen ‘for future generations’.

The new team will focus on research and development in projects that optimise digital operations, customer and employee servicing, as well as external operations through technology, digital tools, and data.

The research also showed 80 per cent of Irish people crave more fun in their lives.

Luke O'Neill said Ireland's underinvestment in science and research compared to the European average was a concern

Slush drinks – also known as slushies – containing glycerol are not recommended for children under the age of four.

60 per cent of students see equality in the workplace as key.

Ireland's electricity prices are 52 per cent higher than the European average.

The study also found that girls in all girls’ schools have the most gender equal views while boys in all boys’ schools have the least.

Eight out of 10 consumers plan to shop online in the run up to Christmas, with only three per cent saying they never shop online.

There is a clear preference for hybrid working models among Irish workers.

The findings show 82 per cent of respondents believe the housing crisis in Ireland disproportionately impacts young people, placing significant strain on their ability to become independent.

Social media attacks were found to be experienced as prolific, regular, and consistent, creating a "negative everyday experience for those who use social media"

Long-term exposure to air pollution has been linked to pooer mental health in older people, according to research published on Monday

Research by the Innovation Index reveals 60 per cent of businesses cite a lack of funding as the primary barrier to increasing innovation.

More than a dozen severe storms swept over Ireland and the UK between October and March, the research noted

Some 21% of all respondents agreed that 'sometimes sex is not fully consensual but is not rape'

Almost four in 10 (39 per cent) of adults in Ireland believe that their financial situation has worsened in the last year, according to the research

The co-centres will bring together academics, industry and policymakers across the Irish Government, UK Government and Stormont departments.

The new clinical research facility is at the heart of the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research at Queen’s University.

The group's annual research programme will also look at the use of election posters, and whether byelections should be scrapped.

The research found a higher proportion of children in care enrolled at primary school in the academic year 2021/22 were enrolled in a special school or in a special class compared with all children.

New research by global technology company Wise has found that 27 per cent of Irish people are ‘very likely’ to retire abroad

Patients prescribed 10 or more medicines had a threefold increased risk of experiencing a reaction, the research revealed

Femtech is driving a revolution in women’s healthcare, writes AISLING MEATH, who talks to two leading figures in the field in Cork

A Universal Basic Income system entitles all adults to receive the payment, regardless of whether they are employed or how much they earn

They said that boys benefit more than girls from primary school exposure in Ireland, according to their research.

The cost-of-living crisis is now the biggest concern for people ahead of the upcoming Budget, with housing a close second, according to a new survey

More than seven in 10 young people aged 18-24 are considering moving abroad because they think they would enjoy a better quality of life elsewhere, according to a new survey

The research, conducted by NUI Galway, examined how the False Widow spider succeeded in spreading so successfully around the world, including to Ireland.

The system, which awaits regulatory approval, uses an ordinary syringe to remove the clot, without the need to filter or reintroduce blood, rather than the complex and expensive pumps used in existing devices.

Researchers at Dublin City University have developed a resource to provide evidence-based, scientific data on vaccines

Dr Niall Smith, Head of Research (Cork) and Head of Blackrock Castle Observatory MTU discusses the importance of engaging the public in research. Dr Smith is organising a prestigious international science conference in Cork this week

UCC features in the TV series Game Changers this week