Ulster must ‘feed off success’ of Ireland contingent
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy says his squad must feed off the constructive experiences of their Ireland gamers within the current Six Nations as they put together to enter the…
Tanzania sends 32 scholars to Ireland for data science and AI studies
Arusha. Thirty-two Tanzanian college students underneath the Samia Extended Scholarship Programme (DS/AI+) have secured admission to pursue undergraduate studies on the University of Limerick in Ireland, as a part of…
In Remote Western Ireland, Travel Moves at Its Own Pace
“You get this feeling when you enter the Burren’s limestone landscape,” says Aoibheann MacNamara of the moonlike karst in County Clare. “It has an energy, and a history that permeates.”…
O’Connor headlines Ireland’s World Athletics Indoor team
World silver medallist Kate O’Connor and Irish nationwide champion Nick Griggs have been named in Ireland’s team for the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland. O’Connor received Ireland’s first medal…
Watson Scholars’ trip to Ireland offers global perspective
In an more and more interconnected world, cultivating a global perspective can broaden cultural understanding and make clear unconventional profession alternatives. Five Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied…
Ireland leads on equality, study reveals
Ireland is Europe’s second finest nation for girls in STEM, in accordance with a latest study by Accu. Their evaluation assesses key indicators, together with girls’s illustration in STEM occupations,…
Ireland is paying artists a basic income in a pioneering scheme
The Irish authorities is implementing a pioneering scheme that can give 2,000 artists a basic income for 3 years, permitting them to deal with their inventive output whereas sustaining an…