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Universities to Offer €250,000 Salaries to Top Staff
Universities will hope the decision will help them attract top researchers post-Brexit.
Law School Addresses Concerns for Law and French
Students from the course have raised concerns about the teaching on the course and the built-in year abroad, with many opting to transfer to law.
Trinity Expected to Make Loss on Kavanagh Court Beds
Rent prices for rooms in the private student accommodation complex leased by Trinity have been criticised for their high cost.
Critical Report Chronicles Serious Management Issues in UL
The University of Limerick has come under fire for a series of exorbitant severance payments and the mishandling of several staff disputes.
Technological Universities One Step Closer, After Cabinet Approval
The government approval brings Ireland one step closer to having a legal foundation for the ambitious technological universities project.
Bua ag Fhoireann Díospóireachta na Tríonóide ag an Oireachtas
Bhí an bua ag James Kirwan agus Colm O’Néill sa comórtas díospóireachta Gael Linn triú leibhéal Dé Sathairn.
UCD Students to Petition to Leave “Inept” Union
A group of students is gathering signatures to trigger a constitutional referendum.
90% Retention Rate Among TAP First Years
In 2016, 286 students entered the College through the Trinity Access Programme.
Government Threatens Funding Withdrawals, as Gender Taskforce Launched
Marie O'Connor will chair the taskforce, which also names the President of Maynooth University as a member.
Students Out in Force for Med Day 2017
Medicine students were out in full force today, fundraising for various charities, organisations and teaching hospitals.