Couple’s careers, wedding on hold after course funds doubt

A WEXFORD couple have put their wedding and career plans on hold because of a blunder over funding for a psychology course at Trinity College Dublin.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2002 - 00:00

Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

The three-year Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology was due to begin last month, funded by the Northern Area Health Board of the Eastern Regional Health Authority.

The board contracted 12 students to work with it for three years in completing the doctorate, beginning the course on a €32,000 salary.

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Courts Education Place: Wexford Place: Blackrock, Dublin Place: Donegal Place: Belfast Place: Dublin Person: Trudy Meehan Person: Michael Guilfoyle Person: Meehan Person: Guilfoyle Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Trinity College Dublin Organisation: Northern Area Health Board Organisation: Eastern Regional Health Authority Organisation: TCD Organisation: NAHB Organisation: Department of Health Organisation: ERHA

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