Blockchain for better data handling in healthcare
Research Lives: Mugdha Srivastava, PhD candidate, Dundalk Institute of Technology
Dundalk Institute of Technology
Teacher staffing crisis requires more than measures on permanent contracts, TUI delegates told
Spiral of growing teacher workload and stress ‘unsustainable’, says union general secretary Michael Gillespie
Nursing and science students challenge college expulsion after four alleged fights
Three women argue college’s expulsion of them was disproportionate
Grade inflation falls at Irish universities following concern over integrity of degrees
Fewer students awarded first-class degrees but proportion of high achievers is 40% higher than in 2015
Open days at technological universities and other higher education institutions: everything you need to know
Key details about 2024-2025 open days for National College of Ireland, St Patrick’s University, IADT, NCAD, Munster Technological University and more
Three students ask High Court to overturn expulsions from Dundalk IT
The students were made the subject of internal disciplinary proceedings arising out of allegations which included that the three were involved in an aggressive physical altercation with each other
Redundancies proposed in sustainability plan for Dundalk Institute of Technology
Dundalk institute has 500 staff and 5,000 students and has been running deficits in recent years
Why are college dropout rates on the up in Ireland?
Disconnection, isolation and exam inexperience among factors behind increase, say academics
College dropout levels climb amid ‘perfect storm’ of Covid disruption
More than 5,000 first year students dropped out of their third level courses in 2020-21
From Panama to Dundalk: Familiarity feels strange, since it’s my first time taking a bus to the town
‘It feels like I’ve found a place where the warmth of my country’s culture comes alive, honouring the coffee shop’s name’
Putting science and research at the heart of development
Phytaphix’s range of nutritional supplements are scientifically natural
Updated immunotherapy could be ‘game changer’ for allergy sufferers
Student James Clegg hopes new treatment can rid him of asthma-triggering allergies
‘We won’t be teaching philosophy’: Meet Ireland’s five newest universities
Higher education is being transformed with merger of institutes of technology - but some fear it is a step in wrong direction
Site for 158 homes in coastal location near Dundalk for €3.25m
Development site in Blackrock, Co Louth, has full planning for a range of home types
‘I’ve quite a small field of vision – less than 5%’
Three members of Fighting Blindness tell how their eye conditions impact their lives
Businesses must boost workers’ skills to prepare for future – Government training body
Around 200 companies have signed up for a Mid-East Regional Skills Forum webinar
Record number of IRC awards connecting researchers and community/voluntary organisations
Government departments and agencies also fund innovative research under New Foundations scheme
College Choice: Support available to level the playing field
Students from disadvantaged backgrounds significantly under-represented in third level
Does Ireland have a diversity problem at third level?
A new report shows there is just one full-time black female academic professor in Irish academia
Harris announces €53m for 71 scientific research projects
Research on spinal cord injury, climate change and horse breeding included in list
Two Irish entrepeneurs shortlisted for leading innovators prize
Dr Anita Finnegan of Nova Leah and Ailbhe Keane of Izzy Wheels among the finalists
Come on, Mr Portillo, say ‘Dáil’ again. You know we like it
Hawks & Doves, Michael Portillo’s Irish history lesson, crackles with melodrama
Liam O’Neill obituary: Film-maker was key in development of Irish film industry
O’Neill brought great commitment and generosity to his work with and for other people
The year of the nurse: ‘We’re drained, we’re stressed, but we will keep going’
Nurses on coping during Covid-19, ahead of International Day of the Nurse and Midwife
Universities facing huge losses due to fall in foreign students
Trinity College Dublin announces recruitment freeze as part of cost-saving strategy
Disruptive and affordable: new game breaks into hyper reality
Enhancing the gaming experience by bringing the physical environment into the virtual
Coronavirus: Third level institutions contact 250,000 students
Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students
Free culture guide: Great galleries, gigs and grub that won’t cost you a cent
We’ve put together a list of no-cost cultural treats to see you through the winter
Strike at Dundalk Institute of Technology called off
Management to pursue status of Technological University
Staff at Dundalk Institute of Technology to go on strike next week
Union says dispute centres on management failure to consult on strategic future
Your guide to open days at the institutes of technology
What Ireland’s IoTs have to offer, when open days take place and more
Makhlouf warns all Brexit outcomes damaging for Ireland
Central Bank governor says 16% fall in sterling against the euro since the UK decided to quit the EU has already hurt Irish businesses
I go to school in the North. Can I apply to the CAO?
Ask Brian: Entry is based on a candidate’s scores for their best four subjects
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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