Clonlara solicitor Keogh appointed adjunct professor with UL
CLONLARA’s Stephen Keogh has been appointed as anew adjunct professor of practice in University of Limerick’s School of Law.
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Daily college commute taking its toll on Clare students
*Cian Pyne at home in Ennis. Photograph: Tom Micks ADDITIONAL COSTS, unreliable public transport and being left out of the social experience are some of the feelings experienced by Clare third-level students forced to travel hours each day to college due to shortage of accommodation.
Ennis doctoral graduate Darragh applies machine learning to mental health screening
ENNIS NATIVE, Darragh Glavin recently graduated with a PhD from the University of Limerick, where his research focused on applying machine learning to mental health screening.
Dowling says Shannon Heritage risk will pay off for Clare & ‘legal loopholes’ to blame for slowing down projects
*Pat Dowling. Photograph: Eamon Ward DEPARTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling said the risk in acquiring the Shannon Heritage tourism sites is paying off for the county and criticised “legal loopholes” for slowing down works on projects such as Blake’s Corner.
Six years and tens of thousands of euros later UL withdraw bid for SDZ designation
*An aerial shot of UL. PLANS for Clare County Council and the University of Limerick to build Europe’s first university town have been shelved.
Financial woes of UL put planned University Town in Clare on pause
*UL aerial. UL’s involvement in progressing Europe’s first university town in collaboration with Clare County Council is under review putting the viability of the venture in jeopardy.
Clare’s youngest councillor Hartigan graduates from UL with European Studies degree
*Cllr Rachel Hartigan (FF). Photograph: Arthur Ellis ELECTED TO Clare County Council in June, Cllr Rachel Hartigan (FF) has graduated from the University of Limerick with a Bachelor of Arts in European Studies.
Prof Kerstin Mey resigns as UL President
PRESIDENT of the University of Limerick, Kerstin Mey has resigned from her role.
A story of the creation of an award-winning organisational culture
In this week’s article from the Clare Echo contributor, Denise O’Brien, delves into a story of how she aided a University of Limerick group to an award-winning nomination. Amid the many covid lockdown periods that we experienced over the course of the pandemic, I was approached by the senior leaders at UL Student life (the …
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‘Petty’ Limerick reps turning down 3,500 jobs by delaying progress of Clare & UL SDZ
*University of Limerick’s campus. “PETTY” Limerick councillors have been blamed with delaying efforts to create a new university town within Co Clare that estimates creating 3,500 jobs.
