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Hearing children of deaf adults experience discrimination

Hearing children of deaf adults experience discrimination

Hearing children of deaf adults can experience stigma, discrimination and social exclusion, a University College Cork (UCC) review has found

Deposit return machines pose no biological risk to public health, study finds

Deposit return machines pose no biological risk to public health, study finds

The findings came amid public commentary raising concerns that the machines pose hygiene and infection control issues.

Nicola Sturgeon to deliver keynote lecture in Ireland next week

Nicola Sturgeon to deliver keynote lecture in Ireland next week

The first woman and longest-serving First Minister of Scotland, Sturgeon was a defining figure in Scottish and UK politics during a decade shaped by Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic and a period that saw five different UK prime ministers.

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

UCC study confirms AI cannot fully write like a human

UCC study confirms AI cannot fully write like a human

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

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

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

Thu, 05 Jun, 2025

Ellen Cassidy (24) of Carhoo, Old Mallow Road in Co Cork, became ill just after she completed the half marathon last Sunday at about 1pm.

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

Fri, 18 Apr, 2025

New annual 2024 accounts show that despite the university group’s staff costs increasing by eight per cent to €326 million, the college’s cost reduction plan, Project Alpha helped turn around the college’s finances.

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

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

Tue, 08 Oct, 2024

Dr Sharon Lambert of UCC said the factors which lead to criminality are consistent across the world

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.