The sports industry has ballooned in recent years, with many sectors such as football and tennis becoming virtually impenetrable for anyone looking to break...
NUIG student James Hayes has been named the 2020 winner of the €2,000 Mary Mulvihill Award, a science media competition for third level students.
Seventeen...
A collaboration between the schools of Engineering, Business, and Design & Creative Arts at GMIT has produced a groundbreaking new postgraduate course launching this...
A significant increase in the number of undergraduate nursing and midwifery places is needed at Irish colleges in order to avoid even greater staffing...
An international line-up of expert speakers has been announced for one of Ireland’s biggest tech events taking place next week.
The AtlanTec Festival 2020 will...
Staff at GMIT have bent their talents towards helping frontline services while colleges are closed by developing a new type of low-cost emergency ventilator.
This...
Twenty-seven further deaths related to the coronavirus have been recorded in the state, the National Public Health Emergency Team confirmed this evening.
This takes the...
Data released today by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) shows that CO2 emissions from all energy use fell 3.9% in 2019.
The reduction...
NUI Galway is launching the third phase of its nationwide survey on the impact the coronavirus and public health restrictions are having on everyday...