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NUIG reveals strong performance in 2021

NUI Galway has revealed a strong performance during 2021 in knowledge transfer and impact with 50 industry collaborations, four new spin-outs and multiple start-up successes and awards.

Holo-Museum’s gift of learning to Schools

This Christmas, the world's largest museum metaverse wants to give back to students by bringing artefacts and experiences into the classroom.

TUS launches ‘future-proofing’ programmes

The Department of Flexible Learning at The Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS) has launched more than 50 programmes for January 2022, across the faculties of Applied Science and Technology, Business and Humanities, Engineering and the Built Environment and the Limerick School of Art and Design.

Clare woman joins effort to tackle childhood obesity

A Clare woman has joined the fight against childhood obesity in Ireland and is urging the public to join the Irish Heart Foundation’s ‘Stop Targeting Kids’ drive.

Orla Guerin is Honorary Professor at NUI Galway 

The BBC correspondent Orla Guerin has been appointed Honorary Professor of International Journalism by NUI Galway.
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Cian and pal’s timely message of hope

Between lockdowns and storms, there is one small country school in Co Clare that believes in HOPE this Christmas.

St. Patrick’s Comprehensive expansion welcomed

Clare Fianna Fáil Senator Timmy Dooley has welcomed the news by the Department of Education that St. Patrick’s Comprehensive's expansion has received a significant increase in its existing approval.

Clare schools enter national digital skills competition

27 primary schools in Clare are among the 810 across the country that have registered to compete in Ireland’s first national digital skills competition.
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