Just 80 vets who registered with the Veterinary Council of Ireland last year received their qualification from UCD, currently the only third-level institution in the country to offer veterinary training

University does not envisage any department permanently moving to the city centre campus, planning documents reveal

The competition challenged researchers and students to develop novel ways to drive climate sustainability

PR and communications pioneer Prone among four 'inspiring' individuals to receive the nod from UL today

Aughinish Alumina wants to expand its red mud bauxite residue disposal area, which is currently so big the so-called ‘red lakes’ can be seen from space

The activity of the UL Kayaking Club has been suspended while the recommendations are considered further.

Aisling O’Connor drowned after becoming unconscious and stopping breathing when she was trapped under a tree branch in the river near Glencar

A kayaking trip by a group of students from the University of Limerick (UL) on a river in Co Kerry three years ago, during which a young woman drowned, was not suitable for all participants, an investigation has found

New study analysing thousands of Irish teenagers in co-ed and single-sex schools has found 'no significant difference' in academic performance of students

Locals lodge objection with An Bord Pleanála.

The case centres around a patent for the process of treating LCD display screens to remove hazardous substances

And here are the last dates for Christmas post for 2022

A team at the University of Limerick has made a significant development in the treatment of “one of the most debilitating traumatic injuries”.

Prof Downer held positions of president and vice chancellor at UL from 1998-2006

Arrest understood to be part of garda inquiries into historical severance payments, totaling €450,000, made to two former UL employees

Unite convenor Eoin Devereux said he is 'struck by the number of cases and inquiries I and the wider executive have had concerning bullying behaviours in UL'

Ms Callan, who is also the director of Financial Services Ireland, will stay in the role of chair of the Charter for two years

University 'planning for a major educational, economic, cultural, and social footprint' at former Dunnes Stores site on Sarsfield St

UL informed the PAC  in March that it was not in a position to share the final report due to a legal action

The comments from Garda HQ come in response to a recent University of Limerick report which stated that a fifth of sex workers interviewed said they had been sexually exploited by a garda.

Construction on University of Limerick's ninth student village is to begin next month with a view to it being ready for August 2023.

Alicia Maher is one of the patients pleading for better access to medicinal cannabis in the first of six articles examining the arguments for and against regulating marijuana as medicine

When asked a question on radio, Martin Quinn found he couldn't speak. It was a stroke, later diagnosed as aphasia

The University of Limerick paid €8m for the former Dunnes site on Sarsfield Bridge, just two years after it had been valued at €3m

Funds withheld now total €3.7m as UL faces questions from the Oireachtas public accounts committee over governance issues

Forwards sustained significantly more injuries (65%) than backs (35%), particularly around the high rate of head and shoulder injuries, the study found.

It is part of a plan to create a more victim-focussed criminal justice system

University College Cork runs five student apartment complexes while University of Limerick has 2,800 rooms available in its on-campus villages

Figures show third-level institutions fielding a range of complaints about bullying and sexual harassment, but any rise in reporting is a positive sign, writes Noel Baker 

The withheld KPMG report and the difficulty finding a date that suits both the UL president and chancellor will only whet the PAC's appetite to learn more about the university's finances

The Higher Education Authority plans to meet with the university shortly and will “seek continued assurance” from the governing authority. 

The university, together with Clare County Council, has formally applied for the designation for roughly 100 acres of land on the Clare side of the campus

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Professor Kerstin Mey called for 'urgent Government action' on new funding model for sector as she addressed first in-person conferring ceremony to take place at UL for two years

Strategic Development Zone status enables the fast-track delivery of new residential and non-residential development

Purchase of former Dunnes Stores site in Limerick city centre still under review by KPMG

UL's decision, he claims, will severely damage his career and personal life

Legal advice 'definitely favours' Dwyer in his efforts to overturn his conviction for the murder of Elaine O'Hara

Professor Kerstin Mey has been the interim president of University of Limerick since September 2020.

It comes after a concrete bollard was thrown through the front window of a house in the College Court estate early on Saturday

Students are paying hundreds of euro a week to stay in hotels and say they have been unable to find accommodation in the city due to significant demand for places

New research carried out with 10,043 Irish-based third-level students suggests a clear disparity in salary expectations between genders

Residents living in College Court, near the UL campus, have complained the return of students has already brought major headaches for people living near the college

Nelia Scheeres' family have announced that a private family funeral and cremation for their daughter and sister will take place in Ireland in the coming days