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Clare student wins Johnson & Johnson scholarship

Irish Aeronautical Engineer and award-winning STEM advocate, Dr. Norah Patten, presented scholarships to ten University of Limerick students at a virtual awards ceremony as part of the Johnson & Johnson Ireland’s (J&J) Women in STEM2D (WiSTEM2D) Award Programme.

Stay Home resources from Green Schools and Irish Water

Green-Schools, in partnership with Irish Water, are supporting students and their families during lockdown with a series of Stay Home resources aimed at helping them learn more about water, one of our most fascinating and precious resources.

LIT advice on deferred courses ahead of CAO Deadline

Limerick Institute of Technology’s Vice President for Academic Affairs and Registrar, Marian Duggan, has reminded students who deferred their place in Higher Education last autumn, that they must now reapply through the CAO process to secure their place in their chosen course and college for 2021.

10 Clare Athletes receive LIT Sports Scholarship

A total of 10 Clare athletes were among the 78 students that received the Limerick Institute of Technology Sports Scholarship this academic year.

Ennis teenager sets up own coffee company

Katie Dixon is an LCA2 student in Coláiste Mhuire in Ennis. At just 18 years of age, she has set up her own company called Katie’s X21 Coffee.
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Call for schools to participate in new outreach programme 

Your Gallery at School, a new initiative by the National Gallery of Ireland, is now open for applications from Clare primary schools.

Business supports for returned or returning emigrants

The call is now open for applicants for a free initiative to help returned emigrants to Clare start and develop businesses in Ireland.

Over €100,000 awarded in MIC Entrance Scholarships

More than €100,000 in scholarships has been awarded to 50 first-year students at Mary Immaculate College (MIC).
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