Some $1.3bn was given in grants to various projects in the Republic since 1982

University’s foundation mailing list suffers cyber attack

Students condemn ‘wasteful and frivolous’ spending noted in Charities Regulator report

Charities Regulator criticises university foundation spending on business class flights and luxury hotels

NUI Galway researchers devise new national ‘active consent’ programme

NUI Galway hears how writer’s work shows how power functions through ‘creation of alternative facts’

Audits also reveal extra payments to staff and non-compliance with procurement rules

Dr Jim Browne says he is confident the university is addressing the gender issue

NUIG appoints Coulter as honorary adjunct professor at its school of law

Prof Pat Dolan speaking at opening by Tánaiste of Institute for Lifecourse and Society

Moving to the west of Ireland was meant to be a temporary stay for the writer, artist and cartographer. But, four decades later, he remains in Connemara, although his mind is setting sail for elsewhere