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University of Limerick claim first ever Sigerson Cup title with win over UCC

University of Limerick claim first ever Sigerson Cup title with win over UCC

UL have gone extremely close to Sigerson glory before, losing deciders in 2022 and 2023, including the latter against their Wednesday opponents UCC.

UCC study confirms AI cannot fully write like a human

UCC study confirms AI cannot fully write like a human

Researchers found that AI can generate polished, fluent prose, but its writing continues to follow a narrow and uniform pattern.

Sexual assault defendants and complainants equally prone to memory gaps – study

Sexual assault defendants and complainants equally prone to memory gaps – study

The study’s authors said the research suggests memory errors can occur ‘no matter what side of the courtroom you’re on’.

UCC ranked 246th best university in the world, its highest ranking in ten years

UCC ranked 246th best university in the world, its highest ranking in ten years

Woman who died at Cork Marathon made people feel special, funeral mass hears

Woman who died at Cork Marathon made people feel special, funeral mass hears

Number of staff earning over €100,000 at University College Cork surges to 644

Number of staff earning over €100,000 at University College Cork surges to 644

Age, childhood trauma, and addiction are major factors leading to criminality

Age, childhood trauma, and addiction are major factors leading to criminality

Oireachtas committee to resume discussion on health-led approach to drug use

Oireachtas committee to resume discussion on health-led approach to drug use

Wed, 02 Oct, 2024

Committee Cathaoirleach Deputy Gino Kenny said the committee will hear from those who aim to adopt a "compassionate health-led approach" to delivering services which reduce harm and support recovery.

Indian students 'shaken' after rope attacks in Cork city centre

Indian students 'shaken' after rope attacks in Cork city centre

Fri, 06 Sep, 2024

One woman has called for increased policing in Cork city centre in the wake of what she believes were racially motivated incidents.