Teaching climate change through storytelling in Irish schools
A new UCC and Met Éireann collaboration aims to support climate change awareness, student confidence and action in primary and secondary schools.
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‘What helps for me is that I go off and do other things [...] and try to stretch the muscles a bit.’
Bestselling author John Connolly reflects on his career in crime fiction and why he ‘became very fond of UCC’ while completing his Creative Writing PhD. @jconnollybooks.bsky.social
‘A defining moment in Ireland’s history’: UCC symposium explores significance of 1926 Census
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Launching Ireland’s first LGBT+ Action Plan in a higher education institution
We’re proud to launch ‘Together with Pride: LGBT+ Action Plan 2026–2028’, a clear and ambitious roadmap to embed LGBT+ inclusion across every aspect of university life.
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Harassment by online influencers requires legal change
People have been subjected to humiliation and degradation by an influencer using Meta's glasses - this needs urgent attention, @jamesosullivan.bsky.social, UCC School of English and Digital Humanities, writes.
A landmark collaboration for Irish sport and scholarship
We're proud to announce a new partnership with the GAA to publish Atlas of the GAA, a major new volume in the acclaimed Atlas Series.
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40 million visits in less than a month.
To mark the landmark release of the 1926 Census, UCC School of History will host a one-day public symposium on 25 May.
Registration is now open: www.ucc.ie/en/cacsss/ne...
President of Ireland Catherine Connolly visits Cork
Marking her first official trip to Cork, Uachtarán na hÉireann visited Gaelcholáiste Mhic Shuibhne and UCC.
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Evil literature and indecent dancing: Why 1926 was a pivotal year in Irish cultural history
In advance of a public symposium on Ireland in 1926, Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil writes @irishexaminer.bsky.social.
A River Red With Blood brings the Charlie Parker series up to 23 instalments, and the author has also found the time to further his academic career on Leeside
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Ordinary people in Cork have been subjected to humiliation and degradation by an influencer using Meta's glasses - this needs urgent attention from policymakers, writes James O’Sullivan
In advance of a public symposium at UCC on Ireland in 1926, Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil sets the scene of newly-independent nation where some of its most conservative forces are beginning to hold sway
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Fossil fuel phase-out plan is missing link in energy and climate policy
Ireland has clean energy targets but no strategy for ending oil and gas, Prof. @hannahdaly.ie writes.
