This is another hugely important day for higher education in Ireland and in particular for the Midlands and Mid-West regions, Harris said. The higher education landscape is rapidly evolving and the people of the Midlands and Mid-West will be at the heart, both geographically and practically, of that evolution. This new technological university designate will increase higher education access, drive enhanced regional development and increase opportunities for students, staff, business and enterprise, and local communities. This new TU – our third since 2019 - will now take its rightful place in the higher education landscape in the country’s heartlands. The new higher education institution of increased scale and reach will benefit the students and communities of Westmeath, Limerick, Tipperary, Clare and Offaly to name but some of the counties which will be served by the new university.
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Young Laois talent embark on national arts adventure with the help of Dunamaise Arts Centre
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Dunamaise Arts Centre is delighted to collaborate with the NASC venues network to announce LASTA - a national arts programme for young people by young people, in association with Brightening Air | Coiscéim Coiligh, a nationwide, ten-day season of arts experiences brought to you by the Arts Council.
A total of 21 young curators have been engaged by the NASC venues to programme a festival of work for children and young people from 11th to 20th June 2021, delivering for the first time, a national arts programme curated entirely by young people.
Lockdown has been challenging for Longford student
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New research by Ireland’s leading chiropractic clinic group (with clinics in Longford, Dublin, Carrick-on-Shannon and Galway) reveals that 54% of people from Leinster working from home due to Covid-19 restrictions are experiencing back or neck pains, or both.
The Chiropractix Your Spine Matters study found that of the 57% of people working from home all or some of the time, 57% use ordinary home furniture while 18% use a mix of home and office furniture. 18% have personally provided office furniture while 4% have had office furniture organised by their employer.
Government announce €95m for ground-breaking projects under Disruptive Technologies Fund merrionstreet.ie - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from merrionstreet.ie Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.