Monthly Archives: December 2022

Ireland and CERN

A happy new year for Ireland and Cern

MTU: Construction of STEM Building and Learning Resource Centre to commence in early 2023

Leaving Cert results will run late for fourth year in a row

Afghanistan’s 35 private universities staring at imminent closure

TUS Athlone campus to break new ground on multi-million euro STEM facility development

Student housing complex planned near Limerick School of Art and Design

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin welcomes UCD apology for ‘inadequate’ response to sexual harassment complaint

UCD formally apologises to Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin over harassment

HEA welcomes the signing of contracts for a project that will see construction commencing on six new buildings, across multiple higher education campuses, that will be delivered by Public Private Partnership (PPP)

QUB accolade for controversial businessman again delayed after Belfast Telegraph questions

Taliban bans university education for Afghan women and girls

TCD advises academics to protect their work online

Third level ‘needs full attention’ of Harris while he takes Justice brief, say lecturers

IReL’s year in review, 2022

Juveniles arrested following theft of bikes worth €25,000 from UL

Stormont warns NI universities they will have to tighten their belts in 2023

Pressure on rankings may lead to a more meaningful exercise

Queen’s University sees ‘mild’ rise to some accommodation costs but students fear private landlords will cash in

Harris temporarily appointed as Minister for Justice in Varadkar’s cabinet reshuffle

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