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Celebrating Women in Genre Cinema at Imbolg Festival From January 30-31, 2026, Griffith College Dublin transformed into a hub for boundary-pushing cinema during the Imbolg: Women Who Terrify Film Festival. This carefully curated event showcased films that challenge conventions through horror, thriller, and experimental genres – all created by women filmmakers who redefine storytelling through […]
Griffith College Dublin recently held its Spring 2026 Induction day for incoming full-time students on September 19th, 2026. This annual event, now known as ‘Griffith Fest’, marks the beginning of an exciting academic journey for new students joining the college community. A Warm Welcome from College Leadership The day began with an inspiring address from […]
What is the TU Dublin Student Enterprise Competition? Now in its 33rd year, the TU Dublin Student Enterprise Competition has established itself as Ireland’s premier university entrepreneurship program. Organized in partnership with the Bolton Trust, this annual initiative provides undergraduate and postgraduate students across all disciplines with a platform to develop business concepts into viable […]
What New Students Experience During Griffith College Orientation Griffith College Dublin welcomed its newest cohort of students on September 19, 2026, with an enhanced orientation program designed to support academic and social transition. The Spring Induction event, now branded as ‘Griffith Fest,’ combines practical information sessions with community-building activities to help students establish connections from […]
What to Expect During Griffith College’s Orientation Week Starting university marks a significant transition, especially for international students adapting to life in Ireland. Griffith College Dublin’s Spring 2026 induction program, rebranded as ‘Griffith Fest’, demonstrates the institution’s commitment to easing this transition through structured academic orientation and community-building activities. The Official Welcome: More Than Just […]
Three Griffith Business Students Earn National Rugby Honors Griffith College celebrates a significant achievement as three Business faculty students – Thomas Clarkson, Jack Conan, and Michael Milne – secure positions in Ireland’s squad for the 2026 Six Nations Championship opener against France. This selection highlights the exceptional talent developing within Griffith’s academic community while balancing […]
Griffith College Cork recently marked a significant cultural milestone with its inaugural opera performance in the Isabella Honan Chapel. This event not only showcased exceptional Irish vocal talent but also demonstrated the college’s commitment to enriching Cork’s artistic landscape through innovative cultural programming. Explore upcoming cultural events at Griffith College Cork Historic Chapel Sets Stage […]
Academic Excellence and Professional Development at Griffith College Cork Griffith College Cork recently celebrated its 2025 graduating class, with Computing Science graduate Amrit Thapa receiving the prestigious Student of the Year Award. This recognition highlights both individual achievement and the institution’s commitment to developing industry-ready professionals in Ireland’s growing technology sector. Demonstrating Excellence in Computing […]
College Recognizes Sporting Excellence and Academic Achievement Griffith College Cork marked a significant milestone this month as it conferred degrees upon more than 400 students during its 2025 graduation ceremonies. The event highlighted academic accomplishments across diverse disciplines including business, law, computing, and pharmaceutical management programs. Rugby Legend Receives Professional Excellence Award The ceremony featured […]
Pioneering Modern Language Education Since 1776 Trinity College Dublin holds the distinction of establishing the first university chairs in modern continental languages across the British Isles. In 1776, under Provost John Hely Hutchinson’s leadership, Trinity appointed professors in French, German, Spanish, and Italian – creating what remain the world’s oldest continuous chairs in French and […]
