Monthly Archives: April 2024

University of Limerick president extends sick leave

Financial recovery plan a priority, says interim TU Dublin president

Trinity College ranks top of the class in Ireland in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024

Universities set to run deficits of €15 million

Universities set to run deficits of €15m as some colleges struggle with rising costs

Lower educational qualifications ‘key driver’ of weaker employment rates in NI compared to Ireland

Proposed ATU led sports complex in Letterkenny receives planning permission

The Gates Foundation and Open Access

Patrick O’Donovan to replace Simon Harris as Minister for Higher Education and Helen McEntee to stay put

Taoiseach Simon Harris must show students of Ireland that he is not ‘all talk’ on accommodation crisis and soaring cost of going to college

Limerick university bosses will not appear before Public Accounts Committee this week

Harris vows to resolve crises engulfing third level institutions

Letter to Heads of Universities throughout Ireland

New law set to prevent students being forced to sign longer accommodation leases

Clarity sought from UL over Park Point

University of Limerick records €700,000 deficit

Higher Education Authority to meet individual staff with responsibility for particular portfolios in UL

Nearly 2,000 student beds used to house Ukrainian refugees across Ireland

‘People running UL need to be available to answer questions’, says Mary-Lou McDonald

Judgement on estate ‘very serious’, says UL chancellor

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