Universities’ commitment must be matched by investment
Without radical change and serious investment, Irish students will be at a clear competitive disadvantage to their peers in every country in Europe., writes .
Robert Kane, the founding president of Queen’s College Cork, addressed the 115 enrolled students on the day the University opened in 1849, saying: “Here, after nearly a 1,000 years, we open now the portals of this edifice and accept the task of training the youth of Munster”.
