Daily Archives: 01 September, 2014

Scottish independence: Tussle looms on question of free tuition for our students

01 Sep, 2014
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EU, fees, NI, Scotland, UK
Fees, access and admissions, Legal issues

Scientists criticise new ‘open access’ journal which limits research-sharing with copyright

Trinity College Dublin Ice Bucket Challenge

New innovation strategy required says IFUT

Public Sector: the insider story

Can we have our Honorary Degree back please?

Teacher unions to meet new Minister over cuts and junior cycle reforms

01 Sep, 2014
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ASTI, austerity, cuts, DES, Jan O'Sullivan, John MacGabhann, junior cycle, TUI
Governance and administration

More money needed for education as numbers rise

14,000 to log on for free history lessons

Tributes paid to administrator central to CIT development

Just 25% of GP trainees plan to stay in Ireland after graduating

New €17m science building at IT Sligo named in honour of forgotten scientist

01 Sep, 2014
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Charles Alexander MacMunn, history, science, Sligo
Life

Maths needs to factor in more women

Scottish universities braced for brain drain if country votes for independence

Third-level grants could be open to asylum seekers next year