The 18-year-old appeared at the Dublin Children’s Court this week

The Comhairle na nOg Annual General Meeting takes place next week, where young people are invited to discuss issues relevant to them, writes Juste Jocyte

Creativity, imagination and persuasion from young people in Cork can lead to changes needed to secure our future, attendees at the recent second Cork Education and Training Board’s Seó Youth Festival heard, writes MICK FINN

Cork ETB has reported a 10% increase in the number of youth clubs applying for the 2024 Local Youth Club Grant Scheme (LYCGS) that has resulted in the payment of approximately €270,000 in grant funding to groups throughout Cork.

Jessica Ryan, 15, of the Cork City Comhairle na nÓg, from Douglas, and Doireann Walsh, 17, of the Cork County Comhairle na nÓg, from Bandon, sum up the big talking points from the recent Comhairle na nÓg youth council’s meeting in Leinster House

Re-allocating road space in cities is not just about pedestrians and cyclists - we need an urgent focus on facilities for youth, says DR CATHERINE CONLON, a public health doctor in Cork

First Cut Youth Film Festival runs in Youghal from March 4-9 and will screen more than 200 films created by young people aged 12 to 25. MARY McGRATH, Director of the festival, tells us more

The teenager was ordered to carry out community service and has received a 10-month suspended sentence

Gillian Triggs, UN Assistant Secretary-General, addressed the One Young World Summit in Belfast.

Queen Rania of Jordan received a standing ovation for her keynote speech at the opening ceremony.

The free, three-day esports camp in Cork is open to girls aged between 15 and 18.

Entertaining final drew a huge crowd to Turner's Cross this week

Lewis Boyle, 18, will represent the Alliance Party on Antrim and Newtownabbey Council.

East Cork outfit had led the competition but gallant Grenagh forced a playoff and took their chance

The Hammers recovered from conceding an early goal to score five times.

The Children’s Rights Alliance published its annual report card evaluating the Government's progress on actions for children

Manager Cian Kingston confident his talented young side can collect further trophies before the season is over

Councillor Damian Boylan, deputising for the Lord Mayor, presented certificates to all the volunteers of the international youth club

The Dublin Children's Court heard the youth, who had previously been friendly with the victim's son, demanded money and a video games console.

In the final part of a six-part series, AMY O’BRIEN, aged 17, talks to Eve Lonergan, a former pupil of Carrigaline Educate Together, who is studying journalism at NUI Galway

The 19-year-old man appeared at the Dublin Children’s Court on Thursday because the alleged offence happened when he was a minor

We continue our series ‘Youth Matters, by AMY O’BRIEN, aged 17. Today she talks to Rayaa Onog, about her involvement with Cork Migrant Centre and her love of all things STEM

Two early Eoin McMurtry goals sent the Hill on their way

We have launched a new series called ‘Youth Matters’, written by AMY O’BRIEN, aged 17, from Mitchelstown, a climate and social justice activist. Over the coming weeks, Amy will interview young people from across the county with different experiences and insights

A scheme to turn children into ‘champion changemakers’ will be empowering for both students and teachers, says eduction commentator JENNIFER HORGAN, who has details of the plan

The charity, which tackles alcohol misuse, said alcohol has no place in childhood and underage drinking needs to be tackled.

THE results of the deferred 2020 Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Junior Cycle Examinations which were held during November and December last year will be made available to candidates from 12 noon on Tuesday, February 2.

Cork teenagers have been honoured by An Garda Síochána for their contributions to their local communities.

Three young people from across Cork took to the virtual stage recently as participants in the third annual Child Talks event.

The head of the HSE has called for the public to "galvanise" young people to help curb the spread of Covid-19.

Concerns have been raised on social media about groups gathering in different parts of the city and county and the Tánaiste said he is worried that young people ignoring the Covid-19 crisis are endangering others.

Eleven outstanding individuals and two groups have been recognised at the North Garda Youth Awards for making a difference in their local communities and showing great determination in their lives.