The World Unseen exhibition, hosted at Photo Museum Ireland in Dublin, reimagines photography as a multisensory experience for the blind and visually impaired. By combining 3D relief printing with descriptive narratives, the installation makes images "touchable," allowing those who cannot see to move beyond mental pictures and physically engage with art.

This video highlights the vital role of the Ad Astra Elite Sports Scholarship and academic mentors at UCD in helping student-athletes balance high-performance sports with their degrees.

As one Olympic sailor notes, completing a degree while competing at the highest level would not be possible without this dedicated mentorship and the flexibility of the Ad Astra programme.

Margaret McQuillan, a mother of three, is navigating a difficult journey as her youngest daughter, Emer, prepares for mainstream school this September. Despite Emer having Down Syndrome, her "mild learning disability" classification means her school will receive no additional resource teaching hours. This video follows Margaret’s fight to secure the essential supports her daughter needs to thrive in a classroom that isn't yet equipped to help her.

This video tells the heart-wrenching and inspiring story of Ben, a young boy who lived his six years of life to the fullest despite facing immense medical challenges. After a series of strokes and a sudden health crisis that led to liver failure, Ben's family was faced with an impossible decision regarding organ donation.

Discover how high-speed broadband is transforming Scoil Phádraig, a small rural school in County Donegal. For this community, gaining access to fibre connectivity has been a game-changer for both teaching and learning. By introducing technology early and responsibly, we are helping the next generation learn to communicate, understand others, and get ahead in an ever-changing world.

Connectivity is no longer a luxury—it’s the backbone of the modern classroom. At St. Patrick’s National School, high-speed fibre has moved Chromebooks from the sidelines to the centre of every subject. From supporting autism classes to fostering peer-to-peer tech mentoring, see how the National Broadband Plan is 'bringing it home' in 2026.