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More than three hundred researchers, business owners, and innovation specialists gathered at TU Dublin’s Grangegorman campus for the ARISE Showcase 2026, an event dedicated to demonstrating how research innovation and enterprise collaboration can produce measurable results for businesses and communities across Ireland. Held in the Central Quad, the Showcase featured over twenty research and innovation […]
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) has earned a remarkable distinction in the 2026 Times Higher Education Awards, securing shortlist positions in three separate categories that collectively showcase the institution’s comprehensive approach to health sciences education. Often described as the ‘Oscars of higher education,’ these awards represent the pinnacle of institutional achievement across […]
Self-employment rarely features in mainstream conversations about disability and work in Ireland, yet for many people it represents the most realistic route to economic participation. TU Dublin placed this issue at the centre of national and cross-border debate by hosting a major all-island conference at its Grangegorman Campus, bringing together policymakers, entrepreneurs, academics and disability […]
A fresh voice in Irish children’s publishing has arrived with a mission that reaches well beyond the page. Cherry Jordan, a lecturer in Early Childhood Education & Care and Social Care at TU Dublin’s Tallaght Campus, has launched her first children’s book, Johnny Hedgehog and the Summer Holidays, with every cent of author profit pledged […]
On 4 September 2026, the Concert Hall in the East Quad building at TU Dublin’s Grangegorman Campus hosted “Being INCLUDE-ID – A Right to Learn, A Right to Belong”, a national symposium dedicated to inclusive post-secondary education for students with intellectual disabilities in Ireland. Students, educators, researchers and policymakers gathered to review progress, share first-hand […]
A Significant Meeting at Grangegorman Signals Deeper Ireland-Malaysia Educational Ties Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) recently welcomed a distinguished delegation from the Embassy of Malaysia in Dublin and Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) to its Grangegorman campus. Led by H.E. Ambassador Sharon Swee Peng Ho, the delegation met with Dr Deirdre Lillis, President of TU […]
Ireland has grown into one of Europe’s leading locations for technology, data and digital services, and that growth has brought a steady stream of legal questions into nearly every workplace. How should an organisation introduce artificial intelligence tools responsibly? Which steps will satisfy regulators after a cybersecurity incident? Who owns the intellectual property behind software […]
Trinity College Dublin has announced a new Ireland‑Australia cancer research fellowship focused on surgical oncology. The initiative, supported by The Ireland Funds Australia, will enable an emerging Irish surgeon to undertake advanced training and collaborative research at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. About the Fellowship The Ireland‑Australia cancer research fellowship provides a structured […]
Choosing the right institution for healthcare education involves looking beyond curriculum details and campus facilities. Prospective students must also assess a university’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable learning environment. Recently, the RCSI School of Nursing and Midwifery and the RCSI School of Physiotherapy successfully renewed their joint Bronze Athena Swan Award. This achievement […]
Examining the New FAI National League Structure in Ireland Recent news articles have highlighted a major structural shift in the domestic game, as the Football Association of Ireland officially launched the new FAI National League. This competition represents a significant expansion of the football pyramid in Ireland, designed to bridge the gap between elite amateur […]
