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University students interested in studying abroad in Europe now have new program options at top-ranking universities in Northern Ireland and Ireland through International Studies Abroad. Beginning in spring 2012, International Studies Abroad (ISA), one of the leading study abroad program providers in the United States, will offer programs at Queen’s University Belfast and the National […]
US Study Options at Top Irish Universities is a post from: Teach-the-Brain
The National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) today held its inaugural ‘Careers in Biopharma’ job fair with 15 companies, recruiting for over 750 open positions, from across the biopharma sector taking part. The oversubscribed event matched up over … Continue reading
NIBRT Hosts Biopharma Job Fair is a post from: JobnSpire
At the launch of the Impact Report of South and East Cork Area Development (SECAD) today, the investment of over €20 million into the region’s economy was highlighted and celebrated. The independently conducted Impact Report showcases the enormous impact of SECAD across community, enterprise, tourism and transport in the Region. Cork Region – Jobs, Startups, […]
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During the recent celebratory commemoration of the Battle of Clontarf of 1014, there were close to 500 Vikings partaking in the celebration. Yes, lots of jolly costumed Vikings and mad Gaels bouncing about so as to re-enact the battles. On hand was Alison Doyle and her family, who have previously lived in the South of […]
Commemoration of the Battle of Clontarf is a post from: Ireland Travel
The National Museum of Ireland has planned a unique once-off music and storytelling event to mark the millennium of the battle of Clontarf 1014. We will be welcoming storytellers and musicians from Denmark and Ireland for this special commemoration, which will be held at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology on Kildare Street on […]
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Plenty of Irish Happenings in Finland during the month of April with Helsinki Harps GAA training starting up to Weekly Irish Dancing taking place. A part of Ireland in Suomi. 3 April at 6pm – Helsinki Harps GAA Helsinki Harps GAA first training session of the year takes place on Thursday, 3 April at Talin […]
Irish Happenings in Finland is a post from: Finland in One
European Athletics is pleased to announce that former world javelin champion Tero Pitkämäki of Finland and two-time SPAR European cross country champion Fionnuala Britton of Ireland have been as the European Athletes of the Month for March. Pitkämäki, the 2007 world champion, had several good performances in early season competitions in South Africa and these […]
Pitkamaki, Britton athletes of March 2013 is a post from: Time-to-Run Ireland
The National Concert Hall’s 2013/2014 International Concert Series continues this Spring with a range of recitalists, duos, ensembles and orchestras including the City of London Sinfonia with clarinettist and conductor Michael Collins (12 April) Chinese pianist Lang Lang in a sold-out concert (19 April), the prized Danish String Quartet (22 April), and the Orchestra of… Read More
The National Concert Hall’s 13/14 Season is a post from: GigMenu
Dublin student Kelly McCabe from Scoil Carmel Junior National School was named the overall winner of the sixth annual Doodle 4 Google competition. Beating off tough competition from 74 regional finalists, Kelly’s winning doodle will now be seen by millions of users when it appears on the Google Ireland homepage this Wednesday March 26th. Eight […]
2014 Doodle 4 Google Champion Crowned is a post from: All4Data
Ireland’s results in the latest OECD PISA Report show encouraging signs of improvements within the education system, according to the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland. A spokesperson for the American Chamber stated “This is a key international benchmark on the output of national education systems and the fact that Ireland has improved across its three […]
Irish Education Show Improvements is a post from: Teach-the-Brain
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