By Oisín Bradley As the regular hallmarks of summer come into clearer effect and plans for a return to normal life post Covid-19 pandemic seem all the clearer, the sense of optimism in gaelic games circles has been sharpened in recent weeks by the prospect of a return to competitive action. The GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association have begun to release their plans for the … [Read more...] about Fresh scope for optimism as gaelic games dates revealed
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NUI Galway professor gives enlightening talk on mother and baby homes
By Saoirse Higgins The NUI Galway History Society hosted an information event on the mother and baby homes which was delivered by Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley. On the evening of February 26th, esteemed historian Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley broke it down for students on the difference between the mother and baby homes and the Magdalene laundries, what the final report of the commission … [Read more...] about NUI Galway professor gives enlightening talk on mother and baby homes
CÚRAM Present Research Agenda for Medical Devices in the EU
By Paris Ediagbonya CÚRAM Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Research Centre for Medical Devices at NUI Galway have presented a research agenda to European Union policymakers and Medtech industry leaders. The aim is to put forward a centralised research agenda for the development of medical device technologies. Researchers with CÚRAM are working alongside industry partners … [Read more...] about CÚRAM Present Research Agenda for Medical Devices in the EU
International Students for Change submit petition to better conditions for International Students to the Government
By Conor Brummell International Students for Change have submitted their petition to the Government, calling on them to better policies relating to healthcare, insurance and immigration status for students coming to Ireland for college. According to the petition, “International students have not been adequately considered in Ireland’s Covid-19 response” and that students who … [Read more...] about International Students for Change submit petition to better conditions for International Students to the Government
NUI Galway research paper shows that digital divide is at risk of increasing
By Caoimhe Killeen A lecturer in NUI Galway’s School of Law has released a paper warning that developing and increasing software in the Irish courts comes at a cost of strengthening existing biases in the justice system. Dr Rónán Kennedy’s paper titled “Algorithms, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in the Irish Legal Services Market” examined the use of Lawtech which is … [Read more...] about NUI Galway research paper shows that digital divide is at risk of increasing
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