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Jan 17
UCC and Tyndall National Institute Expansion: Securing Ireland’s Future in Semiconductor Research

The Irish government has approved a major expansion of the Tyndall National Institute, a flagship research center at University College Cork (UCC). This decision marks a significant investment in Ireland’s national research infrastructure, specifically targeting the critical field of semiconductor technology. The expansion, set to be delivered over a three-year period, is a key component […]

Jan 11
TU Dublin Strengthens Transnational Education Partnerships in China

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is actively expanding its global reach through strategic transnational education (TNE) partnerships. A recent high-level visit to China by Taoiseach Micheál Martin highlighted the university’s long-standing contributions to international education and its plans for future collaboration. This event underscores the growing importance of Irish universities in the global education landscape. […]

Dec 27
Daniel O’Connell Documentary Premieres on RTÉ – UCC Highlights the Emancipator

UCC Partners with RTÉ to Celebrate O’Connell’s Legacy University College Cork (UCC) has joined forces with RTÉ and the University of Notre Dame to bring the story of Ireland’s Emancipator, Daniel O’Connell, to a broad audience. The documentary, titled Daniel O’Connell: The Emancipator, will air on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player on Monday 29 December at 6:30 pm, marking […]

Dec 22
Griffith College Announces Retirement of Head of Academic Administration Ailish Finucane

Ailish Finucane’s Legacy at Griffith College When a university community has a leader who has spent more than three decades shaping its administrative backbone, the announcement of their retirement is more than a routine update—it is a moment of reflection on the values, culture, and progress that have defined the institution. Ailish Finucane, who served […]

Dec 21
Trinity College Dublin Christmas & New Year Arrangements & Advice 2025: Security and Access Guide

Access Schedule for the Holiday Period Trinity College Dublin will close its main gates at the end of business on Tuesday, 23 December 2025. The campus will remain closed until the start of business on Friday, 2 January 2026. All university buildings, including lecture halls, libraries and administrative offices, will be inaccessible during this period. […]

Dec 21
TU Dublin Joins FAI National League as Founding Club – A New Era for Irish Football

Why TU Dublin’s Entry Marks a Turning Point for Irish Football On 19 December 2025, the Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) announced its selection as one of the 15 founding clubs of the new FAI National League. This milestone is more than a headline; it signals a strategic shift in how grassroots football is nurtured across […]

Dec 21
TU Dublin Welcomes Lord Mayor Ray McAdam to Grangegorman Campus

Overview of the Visit On 18 December 2025, TU Dublin’s Grangegorman campus hosted the 358th Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Ray McAdam. The event marked a significant moment for the university and the surrounding community, underscoring the institution’s role as a catalyst for local development and civic engagement. The visit began with a formal welcome […]

Dec 20
UCC Study Links Early Pregnancy Iron Deficiency to Lower Language and Motor Skills in Two-Year-Olds

Key Findings of the UCC Study In a recent publication in The Journal of Nutrition, researchers from University College Cork (UCC) and international partners examined the impact of iron status in early pregnancy on child development. The study followed 189 mother‑child pairs from the INFANT Research Centre’s IMPROvED and COMBINE cohorts. Key results include: More […]

Dec 20
University College Cork to Host Major Radio Conference Celebrating 100 Years of Irish Broadcasting

Overview of the 100‑Year Celebration On 29–30 January 2026, University College Cork (UCC) will stage a landmark event that marks a century of Irish radio. The two‑day conference, titled Broadcast to Podcast: 100 Years of Irish Radio, brings together academics, broadcasters, and industry leaders to examine the past, present, and future of radio in Ireland. […]

Dec 20
University College Cork Study Shows AI Writing Still Distinct from Human Creative Prose in Ireland

What the Study Reveals About AI Writing In December 2025, researchers at University College Cork (UCC) published a groundbreaking paper that challenges the notion that large language models can replicate human creative writing. Using literary stylometry—a technique traditionally applied to authorship attribution—the study compared hundreds of short stories written by humans with those generated by […]