Ignoring public health guidance could have 'fatal' consequences, Cork students told

Ignoring public health guidance could have 'fatal' consequences, Cork students told

University of Limerick President Professor Kerstin Mey has taken to the streets with local gardai in off-campus housing estates to remind students to follow public health guidelines. Picture: Alan Place

Failure to heed public health guidelines could have fatal consequences, incoming students to Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) have been told.

As the president of University of Limerick, Kerstin Mey, walked through off-campus estates to remind students to follow public health guidelines, University College Cork (UCC) confirmed that its campus watch body has received “some complaints pertaining to alleged breaches of student rules” as the university's student union's virtual fresher’s week continues.

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