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MTU addresses engineering talent gap with new Masters degree

Munster Technological University (MTU) has announced a new Master of Engineering in Integrated Manufacturing Engineering, developed in response to growing demand across Ireland’s m...

€460,000 in agri-tech innovation funding for MTU

Irish agri-tech and food companies are set to gain access to advanced European testing and validation services. It comes as Ireland joins agrifoodTEF, a European network of test an...

Grass biorefinery demonstration project nets MTU €3m

Munster Technological University (MTU) has secured €3 million in funding from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) to lead a major research demonstration proje...

€4.5m for food and bioeconomy research projects at MTU

Munster Technological University (MTU) has secured over €4.5 million in research funding for projects focused on sustainability, food systems, public health and the circular bioeco...

MTU launches engineering master’s to address advanced skills demand

Designed in collaboration with industry partners, the part-time programme will support engineering professionals in developing technical, research and leadership capabilities. Read...

Merger of ITs into technological universities branded a 'costly waste of money'

A report by researchers in Munster TU has sounded the alarm over student numbers in the system.

It’s a Hat-Trick: TUS is Ireland’s top university for jobs for the third year running 

For the third-year running, the Technological University of the Shannon has secured the highest graduate employment rate in the country. What’s behind the success? A multitude. 

SETU researchers secure prestigious European innovation award

A research team from the Department of Land Sciences at South East Technological University has secured a major European accolade after winning the 2025 best market discovery prize...

Munster to play Champions Cup opener against Racing 92 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Clayton McMillan’s side will return to home of Cork GAA, subject to Central Council approval.

Kerry’s RDI Hub opens AI collaboration with Luxembourg

The initiative is based on agreements with the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Munster Technological University, LuxProvide and ICHEC, Ireland’s national high perfo...

Munster to host Leicester Tigers in Cork pre-season friendly

Province will take on the English side a week before their URC campaign begins.

Technology guiding farm sustainability forms core of open day

Using technology to inform sustainability was one of the main points of focus of an event hosted by a Tipperary-based research farm. The Golden Vale research farm Sustainability Op...

Major feasibility study on agri-tech in south-east

A major new feasibility study exploring the future of agri-tech development in Ireland’s south east will be officially launched this week. The Collaborative Living Laboratory (CLL)...

Cork student entrepreneurs sweep up at national awards for their ‘incredible’ projects

Cork students from across the county brought home an award from all three categories at the national finals in Mullingar, Co Westmeath on May 7.

SETU Researchers to Play Key Role in New €460 Million National Research Investment

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — South East Technological University (SETU) has welcomed the announcement of a major new national investment in research and innovation, which will see...

Trinity students ready fourth-generation racing car for international competition

A team of engineering students from Trinity College Dublin have revealed their fourth-generating racing car that will be competing at Formula Student UK, Europe’s leading education...

UoR earns NTC thumbs-up, sets new benchmarks in technology education

Why Galway is ideal for organisations with a growing tech identity

The west of Ireland is fast becoming a globally recognised hub of technological activity and achievement. Read more: Why Galway is ideal for organisations with a growing tech iden...

Trinity College Dublin student wins 2026 Mary Mulvihill Award

The competition was judged by UCD’s Margaret Kelleher, UCD’s Karlin Lillington and Anne Mulvihill, the sister of Mary Mulvihill. Read more: Trinity College Dublin student wins 2026...

Munster confirm double deal for Test props

Munster have signed former England tighthead prop Kieran Brookes from USA Perpignan on a two-year deal, as reported by RugbyPass.

Maynooth University to acquire ‘significant’ land from St Patrick's College

The land acquisition will enable Maynooth University invest in community-focused facilities, including a campus swimming pool, performance space and other shared amenities

Carlow College to wind down operations over two years

Carlow College is to wind down its operations over the course of the next two years, with its land and buildings to be transferred to South East Technological University (SETU).

Teagasc to upgrade wastewater treatment plant at Moorepark

Teagasc is planning to undertake a “significant upgrade” of the existing wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) at its Moorepark facility in Co. Cork. The Moorepark campus in Fermoy is...

Alltech opens expanded EU applications laboratory in Dunboyne

Alltech, a global leader in animal health and nutrition, has established an expanded EU applications laboratory at the company’s European headquarters in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. The n...