National Maritime College Of Ireland

Prince Charles and Camilla retrace queen’s steps in Cork

Hopes visit by royal couple will lead to similar upsurge as followed queen’s visit in 2011

Ringaskiddy incinerator opponents raise money for legal case

Campaigners hope to take judicial review of Cork Harbour planning decision

Charles and Camilla to visit home of Daniel O’Connell

Royals to take in Liberator’s home at Derrynane during their three-day trip to Ireland

Ringaskiddy incinerator: Coveney disappointed at decision

Reaction: Indaver says Ireland is far too reliant on exporting our waste

Ringaskiddy incinerator granted planning permission

Environmentalists criticise decision, saying An Bord Pleanála ignored its own inspectors

EU issues proceedings against Ireland over seafarer training

High Court also directs Minister for Transport Shane Ross to rectify breach

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

LÉ James Joyce to return to Ireland from Mediterranean

Irish Naval Service vessel rescued almost 2,500 migrants during deployment

Delay in approving maritime course ‘puts jobs at risk’

National Maritime College of Ireland calls on Irish authorities to recognise its courses

Bord Pleanála ‘gave 12 days’ notice’ for Cork incinerator hearing

Environmentalists accuse board of rushing hearing of submissions on Indaver project

Ringaskiddy locals and students join Cork incinerator protest

Indaver plan risks damage to health and to National Maritime College’s reputation - lecturer

Kenny opens ‘world class’ maritime facility in Cork

UCC Beaufort building in Ringaskiddy will be dedicated to marine renewable energy

Dublin Port to host some of world’s largest cruise ships

Vessels including the MSC Splendida and Caribbean Princess will dock next week

Cork IT says ‘no basis for concern’ over allegations of misspending

Paintings of president and chairman commissioned for €22,000 in 2007

US ambassador to Ireland welcomes end of ‘double Irish’

Kevin O’Malley says he does not think end of tax avoidance strategy would affect US firms in Ireland

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What should you know about our third-level colleges? What is life on campus like? And what can you find out at open days?

Leading Defence Forces role for Naval Service leader

Appointment of Commodore Mark Mellett makes State history

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