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You Cannot Keep Things In Because It Will Destroy Your Head

You Cannot Keep Things In Because It Will Destroy Your Head
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Jack dalyEvan garveySenan kilkeeSt joseph community collegeLimerick institute of technologyCommunity collegeLeaving certLimerick institutePieta houseபலா டேலிஸ்டம்ப் ஜோசப் சமூக கல்லூரிலிமரிக் நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் தொழில்நுட்பம்சமூக கல்லூரிவெளியேறுதல் சிஇஆர்டிலிமரிக் நிறுவனம்பீத வீடு

Proud Limerick community pleads for its own Berlin Wall to finally be pulled down

Proud Limerick community pleads for its own Berlin Wall to finally be pulled down
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Govt of Ireland announces scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students

Govt of Ireland announces scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students Govt of Ireland announces scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students The government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students. Check out the details here! advertisement UPDATED: March 8, 2021 16:18 IST The government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students. Check out the details here! HIGHLIGHTS The Higher Education Institutes of Ireland themselves are offering merit-based scholarships. 60 scholarships will be provided for one year’s education at Bachelors, Masters or PhD levels. Ireland has become and remains one of the top English-speaking destinations for international students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Thus, to encourage students and provide them assistance, the Government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros.

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Women in the Creative Arts to take centre stage at LIT s International Women s Day flagship event

Women in the Creative Arts to take centre stage at LIT’s International Women’s Day flagship event Reporter: news@limerickleader.ie Nicola Long took part in the Creative Europe Wom@rt’s project led by Limerick School of Art & Design and her work will feature as part of Conversations on Creativity during Covid ); ); WOMEN in the creative arts will lead LIT’s International Women’s Day discussion on resilience, support, building confidence and ensuring parity of pay and recognition for female creatives this coming Monday. The lunchtime webinar, Conversations on Creativity during Covid, will also look at how female creatives, from some of the industries most severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, worked and supported each other through a year of challenges and limitations.

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Scariff man s work to air on RTÉ TV - The Clare Champion

Scariff man’s work to air on RTÉ TV March 4, 2021 THE WORK of a Scariff man will be aired on the national broadcaster from Friday evening, as part of The People’s Angelus, which is screened daily at 6pm on RTÉ One. James Treacy, a photographer and videographer, made the piece along with his former lecturer, Martin Ryan. The short film was made at Kilmallock Mart in County Limerick and aims to reflect the rhythm of agricultural life and what the mart has come to mean, over the decades, to the fabric of farming life. “It took me three days shooting to get the film right,” James said. “The indoor scenes had to be shot three times because to get them just right. We had about two hours of footage to choose from in the end. When we thought we had the film 100% complete, the director in RTÉ wanted us to have the gate in the auction ring fully closed at the end of the video and we hadn’t footage to match that so we had to film this last piece again.”

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