Carlow Institute of Technology

Co-founder of de Blacam and Meagher Architects was ‘invaluable to our culture’

Harris says new bodies likely in Mid-West, North-West and South-East

US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards ‘offer a very high profile way to demonstrate what Ireland is achieving in that space’

Company already employs 150 staff in Carlow town

Scientists in Cork measure brightness of micro-droplets for image entitled Talking Heads

Move aims to boost numbers of qualified teachers in maths, physics and Spanish

A diverse range of courses are on offer for prospective students

For many students, the social side of college life sometimes eclipses academic life

Virtual tours explained: Different third-levels are taking different approaches

Diarmuid O’Sullivan was set to be conferred with degree at Cork Institute of Technology

Hotel in east Cork closes after staff member tests positive for coronavirus

Sales of e-bikes and bicycles have risen this year particularly during pandemic lockdown

Serious concern among health experts at rise in number of Covid cases in Cork

Changes in medicine modest with one of largest jumps coming in Trinity’s arts course

Konrad Im says LGBT+ groups have a key role to play during the current pandemic

The third-level sector is expected to operate within budget and make cuts where necessary

UCC and CIT presidents write to students asking them to behave responsibly during pandemic

Merger of institutes of technology in Cork and Tralee will cater for 18,000 students

Biotechnology or ‘biotech’ is closely entangled with the pharmaceutical industry. But what exactly is it?

Mr Justice Paul McDermott imposed life sentence on teenager with review date fixed for November 2032

Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students

A qualification in business is a great investment in your future career and there is a huge selection to choose from

There is a wide variety of courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, available, all leading to rewarding careers in the industry

Detectives investigating fatal knife attack at Cork party also examining a number of phones

Teenagers who gatecrashed Cork party interviewed after CCTV, phone footage studied

Industrial strife, mergers and Leaving Cert reform will be prominent in coming year

Mary Mitchell O’Connor says the gender equality move is ‘game-changing moment’

Customer charter helps Leeside scoop major business award at national competition

Calls for council to restore sound installationthat played original recordings of interviews with emigrants

Ruling goes against wishes of child’s father who sought palliative intent management

What Ireland’s IoTs have to offer, when open days take place and more

Government ‘committed to the continued provision of higher education in Kerry ’

Stryde Tech team from CIT take gold medal at competition in Australia

Engineering and computer science see the biggest rise in points of any courses

Act quickly if you want to appeal a grade or sit a special second-chance maths exam

Just what is student life like in and around our main third-level campuses?

Lack of clarity over research activity may prove ‘problematic’ in future reviews

International panel raises concerns over financial viability of application

Two-day conference in Cork to address topics including big data and mental health

Issues include errors in claims for expenses and a lack of records on conflicts of interest