Cianan Brennan: UL is its own worst enemy in a PR war
University of Limerick president Kerstin Mey. Picture: Sean Curtin True Media
To say it’s been a rough few years for the University of Limerick would be something of an understatement. Really, it’s been a harrowing decade or more.
The subject of countless whistleblower disclosures, external reports, and governance scandals, all everyone involved with the place wants, regardless of their viewpoint, is for a clean slate, a chance to move on from the madness of the past 10 years.
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