ATU Donegal are the opponents in the Division 2 League final this evening

The chemistry and biology zones captivated guests with experiments highlighting MU research into greener energy solutions

The electrochemical method can reveal fingerprints on fired ammunition casings, which was once thought impossible. 

The payout to Prof Nolan - who became a household name during the Covid-19 pandemic when he served as a member of the high-profile National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) - is revealed in Science Foundation Ireland’s financial statements for 2024.

While a BSc in General Nursing will be the core programme, the school will later incorporate other areas of nursing, and is expanding to postgraduate programmes, and research and innovation

There was strong demand again this year for courses in key STEM disciplines such as Engineering

Taking place next month

UCD is leading the way in terms of the most expensive college for student housing, with students being asked to fork out €11,764.80 for an en-suite room in Village 3 of the college's on-campus accommodation.

“This initiative will open up new opportunities for students across Kildare and beyond to pursue careers in healthcare."

The first intake of 30 students will commence their undergraduate studies in September.

Congrats to all involved!

Led by Dr Tríona Stokes, of Maynooth University’s Froebel Department of Primary and Early Childhood Education

Naas Roads Policing Unit found the man intoxicated during a mandatory checkpoint in Maynooth

“Students in Newbridge are being severely let down with no public bus option available to get them to college in Maynooth.” 

“By sharing her uplifting story and championing the importance of access to counselling and mental health support services, Katriona O’Sullivan provides hope and motivation to many"

The groundbreaking study has uncovered for the first time skeletal evidence of a gladiator who was bitten by a lion in combat. 

The discovery led by Professor Tim Thompson of Maynooth University is big news in the field

Martina has collaborated with experts in climate science and marine ecology on projects such as Arctic Deep, Extreme 24 Marine Expedition in the Arctic Ocean,

The public are invited to view the Demo House from 13 March onwards

Collingwood Cup FinalMaynooth University 1 University of Galway 0Maynooth University claimed the Collingwood Cup title following an impressive victory over University of Galway in the final, at the Mardyke in Cork on Wednesday afternoon.

The National Census Atlas is primarily aimed at supporting the planning sector in Ireland, providing a robust resource for evidence-based planning and policymaking.

He is due to appear before Naas District Court this morning at 10.30am

Two injury time points broke Maynooth University hearts in the Sigerson Cup in Jordanstown today

The Kildare side were seven points ahead at half time but that was cut back to a single point before a late injury time scoring burst saw them through 

EB, endured by 300 people in Ireland, is caused by the absence of proteins between the skin layers, meaning the skin becomes ultra fragile and blisters at the mildest touch

Science Night was part of national Science Week 2024

Ruairí Glasheen’s passion for rhythm began at the age of four when he made his musical debut on the Irish bodhrán

Titled ‘Ozempic – unravelling fact from fiction’

IN probably the smartest partnership between booze and Uni yet considered, Irish Distillers and Maynooth University Ireland are developing an agri-robot to improve the sustainability of cereal crop production through a two-year bursary.

The chase is on to see Darragh!

The walkout follows similar action that took place in October 2022, when thousands of college students walked out of lecture halls to bring attention to both the student accommodation and the cost-of-living crisis.

Maynooth University celebrated Space Week 2024 with an exciting event that brought the wonders of the universe to life, and allowed the local youth to dream of the possibility in the company of a real astronaut.

The Union of Students in Ireland says there is a 'significant opportunity' for the Government to finally address the serious challenges facing third-level students

The attendance will feature a meet and greet with Steven Swanson, a NASA astronaut

In 1985, Thomas became the first Traveller student in the university

This saw a total of 1,928 undergraduates awarded parchments

A conference in Kildare next month will bring together leading academic experts on St Brigid for the first time in nearly two decades, offering a unique opportunity to investigate the historical origins of Brigid and her Church of Kildare.

A “temperature event” of 33 degrees in Dublin’s Phoenix Park has gone from being a once in 180-years event to a once in nine-years event