University College Cork (UCC)

UL gained revenge on UCC, who beat them in the final in 2023

A dramatic win over Queens saw UL reach Wednesday’s decider, while UCC bested University of Galway in their semi-final

In a changing world, Taoiseach looks to an era of expanded military capacity but with a grip on neutrality

Final will take place on Friday, February 27th in Dublin City University

Diarmuid Early ‘expected competitors to be extremely nerdy’ but was ‘pleasantly surprised’

Students should think beyond their course choices towards career options, experts advise

Sixty-sixth annual contest took place at University College Cork on Friday

Aoibheann Daly develops GlioScope that can reduce need for invasive procedures

Communities of Tower and Blarney said to be in shock at news of young man’s death

Local producers want to build closer connections between Irish consumers and farmers

We do some things during the festive season because we always have – not because we enjoy them

Device provides real-time data on PFAS from waterways and soils to aid chemical clean-ups

At a time of crisis, co-operation is the only way to resolve the climate collective-action problem

Law professor warns move could leave courts even more congested

Community benefit funds are a useful way to enhance public engagement with energy and sustainability and address delays in developing infrastructure

A column that helped launch the modern era of Irish Stem communication

Too often in old age, he made unjustified racial remarks in highly offensive ways with immense ‘titanic’ public consequences

Michéal Martin opens UCC’s Domain of the Dinosaurs exhibition at the Glucksman gallery

FemmeBiome founders Siobhain O’Mahony and Eimear Gleeson are betting on microbes to support women through menopause

When properly regulated, there can be huge benefits

Every year of delay locks in greater risk, higher costs and more irreversible damage

At a time of climate crisis: Climate action is fiscal prudence

Broadcaster had to abandon studies in 1979, but is welcomed back as ‘national treasure’

Baraa Mansour, who was evacuated from Palestinian enclave in 2024, says refusal of her visa is ‘devastating’

Letter signed by academics, NGOs and medics alleges breach of public service obligations

Public responded well to Asian hornet alert but tougher regulations and better education needed

ChatGPT may be a real ol’ charmer but one that can produce ‘pointless and unnecessary’ works

Colletta Dalikeni moved to Cork in 1988 before returning to her native Zimbabwe. In 2000 she moved back again to ‘a very different island’

Here are the key dates and what to expect at Ireland’s university open days

Research suggests short bouts of vigorous activity may extend life, but genetic factors still loom large

Solar power is reshaping economies, industrial systems and geopolitics

Snobbery over apprenticeships is fading with the housing and cost of living crises making them more appealing

Regardless of whether they are still at home, or in their own place, younger adults seem to be finding it harder to form long-term relationships

Students face a dearth of on-campus beds, hours-long commutes, couch-surfing and a scrap for rooms in an already overheated private rental market. There is no quick fix

Research Lives: Jens Walter, professor of ecology, food and the microbiome at UCC

While radio waves are the method of choice when searching for signals of intelligent alien life, other detectable signs also exist

Carbon budgets should be sent back to the climate council with clear instructions to reassess them against Paris commitments

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A student is not contracted to an employer and is not paid, whereas an apprentice is, but a student has more time to socialise and join clubs

Government is under pressure to end its extensive culling programme