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Irish universities are slipping down the world rankings as a lack of investment is starting to impact their reputations worldwide.

Trinity College remains the country's top institution, placing 101st for the second year running. UCD has risen 4 places to 173. Half Of Irish Universities Slip Down Ranking Overall, half of Ireland's universities dropped places in the list. Maynooth and UCC slipped down the rankings. NUIG dropped 20 places to 258 while the University of Limerick now sits just outside the top 500. Jack Moran is a spokesperson for QS  and he says investment is a key issue for Irish universities. "You need to hire qualified faculty to teach increasing numbers of students," he said. "And of course, doing higher...

Galway Bay FM 9 June 2021 The drop on last year means NUIG now stands in 258th place worldwide. Half of Ireland’s universities dropped places in the latest rankings. Trinity College Dublin remains the country’s top institution, placing 101st for the second year running – with UCD going up four places to 173. Meanwhile, DCU recorded the biggest drop of all Irish universities, falling 51 places to 490. Spokesperson for QS which carried out the study is, Jack Moran says investment is a key issue for Irish universities.

Durham University has ranked in 82nd place in the 2022 QS World University Rankings, moving up four places from its previous 86th position in the world.

The QS World University Rankings portfolio released its second annual list of America's Top Universities and for the second consecutive year, MSU ranks in the top 8%.