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Survivors' strength knitted through new play
The monologue, which uses the extended metaphor of sheep to examine effects of sexual violence, has been nominated for the KLUG award for Women Reclaiming the Arts at Thessaloniki Fringe, Greece.
Ireland’s low school-leaving rate is concealing student disengagement, research finds
Ireland’s low early school-leaving rate is concealing the real figures of student disengagement, according to researchers at the Learnovate Centre in Trinity College Dublin.
Sheepish take on sensitive issues
A play tackling topics as complex as sexual assault and identity – from the perspective of a sheep – will return to Galway for one night only on Tuesday, November 10, at 8pm.
Wests awake
Poet Mary O’Malley will open the Wests’ exhibition Fold at 3pm as the second exhibition of this year’s Oughterard Courthouse Summer Arts Programme (OCAP)
Plenty to 'Feed' on at Film Fleadh
The 2026 festival will showcase 35 new Irish films, major world premieres, international guests and over 130 short films from Thursday, July 7, to July 12.
Study abroad options available for Irish students
Completing a degree outside of Ireland has become particularly attractive, especially to those who are trying to access high-points courses. Many degrees in Europe offer high-quality education, lower fees, and flexible entry requirements. Luckily, the number of options to study abroad for Irish students continues to grow. This is largely due to the high cost of living and the difficulty in securing both university and private accommodation in Ireland.
‘Asking for help is the bravest thing a person can do’
When Fergus Farrell will take his first steps on a 4,500 kilometre (2,800 mile) fundraising walk in the United States in August, he will make history. The 46-year-old former rugby player will be the first person with a spinal cord injury to take on this demanding challenge.
ATU student teachers collaborate on international AI in education programme
Student teachers from Atlantic Technological University (ATU) recently participated in an Erasmus+ programme focused on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, hosted by Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen, the Netherlands.
Ballinderreen woman braces Arctic conditions for Irish Heart Foundation fundraiser
A Galway woman has taken on a gruelling week-long Arctic Challenge to raise vital funds for the Irish Heart Foundation.
Manna Air Delivery to create 400 new jobs drone delivery pioneer scales global operations
Manna Air Delivery, a global leader in consumer drone delivery, last week announced ambitions to create 400 new jobs across Ireland and the US as it accelerates operations following a $50 million Series B funding round that brings total investment to $110 million.
