Cork charity partners with university to help people with disabilities achieve success in work and education

Munster Technological University and the Crann Centre charity in Cork have signed a memorandum of understanding to provide increased opportunities in education, employment, and leisure
Cork charity partners with university to help people with disabilities achieve success in work and education

Prof Maggie Cusack, president of Munster Technological University, and Kate Jarvey, chair and founder of the Crann Centre, at the playground in the Crann Centre, Classis, Co Cork. Picture: Joleen Cronin

A strong partnership has been deepened to help people of all abilities excel in business and academia.

It's thanks to the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Munster Technological University (MTU) and the Crann Centre charity in Cork, with both groups pledging to work even more together on various inclusive enterprise, innovation and research projects.

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