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The Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition, which educates students on beef production, is celebrating 10 years at the National Ploughing Championships, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Following the Leaving Certificate results and CAO offers, it is a worrying time for the future of the industry, with a decline of students interested in studying agriculture, writes Sarah McIntosh.
As students scramble to find accommodation, many landlords are taking advantage of new tenants with an increase in scams, here is what you need to look out for, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Survey results show, 84% of agriculture science students are worried about the impact commuting will have on their academia as more students are being forced to drive to college, writes Sarah McIntosh
With many students and parents navigating through the Leaving Cert results, CAO offers and going to college, it is important to know where to go when you need help, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With many educational pathways and different ways to learn, students should take a look at the career pathways, as going straight to college isn't the only option, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Settling into college isn’t easy, moving to a big city if you’re from a rural town or village can be very daunting. One way of making friends is joining a college team, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With Leaving Certificate results being released this week, guidance counsellor Sinéad Delaney has everything students need to know for ahead of the big day.