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Daily Archives: 30 March, 2017
Future of Mayo GMIT Campus to dominate minister’s Castlebar visit
30 Mar, 2017
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Enda Kenny
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GMIT
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Richard Bruton
Governance and administration
Overpaid and overbearing: survey flays UK university management
30 Mar, 2017
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management
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UK
Governance and administration
Phase II of Dublin’s New Mill Student Accommodation a go
30 Mar, 2017
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student accommodation
Governance and administration
HEA spends €75k probing University of Limerick’s handling of whistleblowers
30 Mar, 2017
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HEA
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PAC
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UL
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whistleblowing
Governance and administration
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Legal issues
Colleges running ‘significant deficits’
30 Mar, 2017
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funding
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HEA
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ITs
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PAC
Governance and administration
University of Limerick goes before the Public Accounts Committee
30 Mar, 2017
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Don Barry
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PAC
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UL
Governance and administration
Brexit is a big opportunity for Irish universities, says education firm
30 Mar, 2017
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Brexit
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EU
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international students
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UK
Fees, access and admissions
Sale of ‘spinout’ company raises concerns over confict of interest
30 Mar, 2017
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David Cullinane
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HEA
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spin-outs
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WIT
Governance and administration
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Legal issues
Third Level Staff: Retirement
30 Mar, 2017
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Eamon Ryan
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employment control framework
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retirement
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Richard Bruton
Governance and administration