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UL gets five-star rating in influential global ranking
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University of Limerick awarded five-star rating in influential global ranking
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Search By Live95 News Team University of Limerick has achieved the highest possible ranking in the new QS Stars Rating System.
It s earned a five-star rating in the influntial global ranking, the only university to achieve this in 2021.
The system launched in 2009 assesses higher education institutions via a rigorous and independent data collection process and analysis of performance metrics by QS.
UL earned the highest five-star rating in areas incuding Teaching, Employability, Research, Internationalization, Facilities, Innovation, and Inclusiveness.
UL joins an exclusive group of universities worldwide to receive the overall five-star status in the ranking, which is considered one of the most influential and credible ratings for universities globally.
Limerick St Patrick s Festival returns with a line-up of virtual events
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LIMERICK people at home and abroad are being invited to mark St Patrick s Day by taking part in this year s virtual Limerick St Patrick’s Festival.
Limerick City and County Council, with the support of Fáilte Ireland, has created a festival programme of events and fun family content that will be broadcast online and on social media on March 17.
The headline event is Wild Atlantic Edge – Music, Conversations and Songs from Limerick City.
Working in partnership with Dolans, the event will feature some of Ireland’s most celebrated musicians including Sharon Shannon, Hermitage Green, MuRli, Emma Langford and a host of surprise special guests.
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Actress Paula McGlinchey features in this week s special Poetry Programme
Uncork the red wine, open the chocolates, and settle down for half an hour of love poetry when the
Poetry Programme marks St Valentine s Day on Sunday 14th February, at 7:30 pm on RTÉ Radio 1.
There will be old favourites and new writing, readings by actors and by poets themselves, some from the Poetry Programme’s own archive, and some you may not have heard before.
Owen Roe
Paula McGlinchey reading Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s
How Do I Love Thee?
A recording of Seamus Heaney reading his poem
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