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Trinity’s AMBER to Create 350 New Jobs
A €40 million government investment will allow the SFI research centre to create 350 research positions between now and 2025.
College Green Faces Traffic Closure on Three Days This Summer
Dublin City Council will trial College Green as a pedestrianised space on three consecutive Sundays this summer.
NUI Galway Gets Green Light for 674 New Beds
The university has been granted planning permission to build new student accommodation worth €23 million.
MacNamee Appoints New Staff, Naming Cormac Watson Deputy Editor
Former Radius Editor Katy Amos and outgoing News Editor Aisling Marren will serve as assistant editors.
DCU Launches New Scholarships for Asylum Seekers
DCU has announced a number of new partial and full scholarships for refugees and asylum seekers.
‘No-One Else Could Do This’: Tributes Paid to Departing Vice-Provost
A reception to mark the end of Chris Morash's three-year term as Vice-Provost was held in the Provost's House this evening.
New Senior Jobs Launched for Women in Higher Education
Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor said that 'there is no reason for women to play the second fiddle' in academia.
Student Midwives Denied Placement Expenses Amid Confusion Over HSE Rules
Differing interpretations of government guidelines mean Trinity's midwives are working 13-hour shifts on placement with no travel expenses.
Irish Universities Defend Opposition to College Accommodation Rent Caps
The Union of Students in Ireland condemned the lobbying of the government by Irish universities as 'unacceptable'.
Universities Opposed Rent Caps on College-Run Accommodation
The Irish Universities Association pushed for an exemption to new legislation that would give students new tenancy rights.