Cianan Brennan: UL adopts a united front — for now — ahead of Thursday's governance report

University of Limerick president Kerstin Mey and provost Shane Kilcommins have vowed to keep UL informed of progress on the city centre campus and a new governance committee
UL president Kerstin Mey at an event in February 2022 to welcome students to UL's city centre campus in the former Dunnes Stores site on Sarsfield Bridge. File picture: Sean Curtin

UL president Kerstin Mey at an event in February 2022 to welcome students to UL's city centre campus in the former Dunnes Stores site on Sarsfield Bridge. File picture: Sean Curtin

Even by the standards of the University of Limerick, May 25 was a remarkable day.

The university was in recovery mode after a bruising session at the PAC exactly a week previously, wherein its president, Kerstin Mey, had come in for a torrid time at the hands of her interlocutors.

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