Can the University of Limerick's president survive latest controversy?

The University of Limerick letting its property acquisition history repeat itself should have been unthinkable
Prof Kerstin Mey said that 'there will be action taken' over the Rhebogue purchase. Picture: Sean Curtin/True Media

Prof Kerstin Mey said that 'there will be action taken' over the Rhebogue purchase. Picture: Sean Curtin/True Media

Things are coming to a head at the University of Limerick (UL).

For an academic institution, reputation is everything. It’s what makes a student aspire to attend there, to hold with pride the qualifications attained there, and to wax lyrical as time goes by about their times there.

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