The Irish government has appointed a mediator to work with stakeholders in the ELT sector and address some of the employment-related issues that have arisen in recent times.

An international student at one of Ireland's most prestigious universities died after falling from the Cliffs of Moher on the Irish west coast in January.

With 2019 just around the corner, here’s a look back at this year, and some of the stories which have grabbed our attention and yours!

Russian education agents have voiced concerns over access to US B-category visas, including for group students, while biometric requirements for other destinations are hurting visa issuance for prospective students outside of three major cities.

Around 470 international students and 23 teachers at Grafton College English language school in Dublin have been impacted following the school's sudden closure.

The joint partnership will see 1,200 Chinese students graduate with Maynooth Universities degrees in computer science, electronic engineering and robotics over the next four years.

The High Court ruled in favour of a determination of "ordinarily resident in the State" as including those attending a course of study of more than one academic year.

The Irish government has launched a campaign that prioritises foreign languages and student exchanges to help Ireland secure a spot among the top 10 in Europe for language teaching and learning post-Brexit.