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Irish-founded ProjectMark secures $2m in backing
San Francisco-headquartered start-up is primarily focused on the construction sector
Getting to college on Hear and Dare schemes
The Higher Education Access Route and Disability Access Route to Education schemes offer equitable access to higher education.
Athlone Institute of Technology may get multimillion euro upgrade
Plans include student campus in creation of Technological University of the Shannon
Limerick man (23) dies following fall on Greek island
Tributes paid to talented young hurler Darren Whelan following accident on Ios
New technological university for the Midlands is named
Third level institution is to be established from merger of Limerick IT and Athlone IT
Plan to form technological university for the west moves a step closer
GMIT, Letterkenny IT and IT Sligo submit bid to create new university in January 2022
Three new technological universities may be established by next year
Harris says new bodies likely in Mid-West, North-West and South-East
Irishman in London: ‘It is nice to see someone with a hurl in Finsbury Park’
The Tipperary man dealing with a ‘devastated’ music industry in London
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Prohibitive costs stalling widespread retrofitting of homes, energy firm finds
Homeowners want to radically improve their homes, says Tipperary Energy Agency
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Enhancing the gaming experience by bringing the physical environment into the virtual
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French student robbed at knifepoint during raid at Limerick house
Gardaí say juvenile male found ‘hiding’ near scene, second suspect still at large
The ultimate guide to college life in Ireland
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Big strides for women in Stem
Science, technology, engineering and maths are still male-dominated industries, but American firms in Ireland are making big strides in addressing the gender imbalance
Helping children to cope with separation and grief
The Children’s Grief Centre helps young minds come to terms with loss, through death or parental separation
GMIT confirms president Dr Fergal Barry has resigned
President has been on sick leave from the institute since last summer
Mike Mussallem: making Limerick a centre of heart valve technology
Edwards Lifesciences CEO is excited about its €160m expansion in Castletroy
Smoking costs State ‘140 times’ more than it spends helping people to quit
Irish Heart Foundation says an average of 16 people a day died in 2017 as a result of habit
Room to improve: solar panels that heat homes all year round
BTYSTE: Fifth-year student tests metals for months; first-years make bioplastic from milk
GMIT is ‘functioning as normal’ although president on sick leave
Perceived differences over direction college taking said to be at heart of ‘dispute’
Milking it: Bailey's ditches the dairy
Food File: Baileys goes vegan-friendly and venue revealed for Food On The Edge
Judge almost halves €121,000 damages over car park collision
Anna Fogarty’s injuries could not have been sustained in ‘less traumatic circumstances’, judge says
Southern charms
There is a lot going for the southern half of the country when it comes to business or setting up a second office outside Dublin
Looking to fungi for useful clues
Research lives: Jaswinder Kaur, Fulbright-Teagasc awardee and PhD candidate with the Shannon Applied Biotechnology Centre at Limerick Institute of Technology
Irish app giving a voice to those who cannot speak
Innovation awards finalist TippyTalk: Rob Laffan designed product to help autistic daughter
The native Irish honeybee is not extinct after all
Enough native honeybees in Ireland to help repopulate northern Europe, study finds
Four new research centres to be set up under €114m investment
Centres will be based on third level campuses will support 650 highly skilled researchers
No need to use rainy day fund for infrastructure, says Noonan
Northern Trust to create 400 new jobs at Limerick base over next five years
The shortlist for ‘The Irish Times’ Innovation awards is revealed
The 21 finalists this year include teenage innovators with a new equine supplement and a device to control children’s online activity
Limerick student pulled into car, robbed and thrown out
Gardaí searching for three men seen in blue Peugeot aged in their 20s
Irish pupils left in awe by live video call to space station
‘It was crazy seeing him floating about’ child says of encouter with astronaut Thomas Pesquet
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