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An innovative climate awareness project developed and devised by Kemmy Business School academics has been recognised at ...
28/07/2026

An innovative climate awareness project developed and devised by Kemmy Business School academics has been recognised at the 2026 UN PRME Awards.

Professor Elaine Doyle accepted the Pedagogy Award at the presentation ceremony in Cairo, Egypt for CATALYST (Climate Awareness Through Active Learning for Young People and Students), an initiative designed and presented in collaboration with colleagues Dr Mary Curtin and Erin King.

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Why do Irish people use the word ‘like’ so much?Dr Gail Flanagan, School of Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics, ex...
27/07/2026

Why do Irish people use the word ‘like’ so much?

Dr Gail Flanagan, School of Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics, explains how and why ‘pragmatic markers’ creep into almost all of our conversations.

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'A fantastic opportunity for Limerick.'An estimated 340 top academics, researchers, and industry practitioners from 55 c...
27/07/2026

'A fantastic opportunity for Limerick.'

An estimated 340 top academics, researchers, and industry practitioners from 55 countries and across nine central banks are expected to attend the World Finance Conference at UL this week.

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How many kinds of two-footed Gaelic football players are there?Figuring out what type of laterality a player possesses c...
26/07/2026

How many kinds of two-footed Gaelic football players are there?

Figuring out what type of laterality a player possesses could benefit coaching, training, talent identification and selection:
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2026 All-Ireland Football Final: Two Counties. One University.As Mayo prepare to battle reigning champions Kerry for the...
24/07/2026

2026 All-Ireland Football Final: Two Counties. One University.

As Mayo prepare to battle reigning champions Kerry for the Sam Maguire, UL will be proudly represented across both panels by current students and alumni.

Winning our first-ever Sigerson Cup has made 2026 a landmark year for football in UL 🏆

MAYO 🔴🟢
Jack Coyne (Captain), Frank Irwin, Cathal Keaveney, Sean Morahan, Conal Dawson, Hugh O'Loughlin, Eoin McGreal, Darragh Beirne, Cian McHale, Paul Towey and Fenton Kelly.

KERRY 🟢🟡
David Clifford, Ciaran Collins, Daniel Kirby, Paddy Lane, Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Gavin White, Joe O'Connor, Shane Ryan, Stefan Okunbor, Thomas O'Donnell and Evan Looney.

Whatever happens on Sunday, we're proud to have played a part in the journey of so many players.

What is the world’s most beautiful word?As scholars of the Poetry Society of America select the most beautiful words in ...
24/07/2026

What is the world’s most beautiful word?

As scholars of the Poetry Society of America select the most beautiful words in the English language, Dr Gail Flanagan, School of Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics, discusses the winner and runners-up with Seán Moncrieff.

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“My own research on charismatic leadership backs up what many women already suspected: women leaders often have to navig...
24/07/2026

“My own research on charismatic leadership backs up what many women already suspected: women leaders often have to navigate a fine print.”

In the Irish Examiner, Dr Mary Hausfeld, Kemmy Business School, shares how her research has shown that female leaders don't benefit from charisma like men do – and how that's down to our blind spots.

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"Luck itself cannot be predicted, yet its repeated appearance is almost inevitable."In RTÉ Brainstorm, UL's Dr Karol Dil...
23/07/2026

"Luck itself cannot be predicted, yet its repeated appearance is almost inevitable."

In RTÉ Brainstorm, UL's Dr Karol Dillon examines the influence of chance and the importance of luck on All-Ireland final day.

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As the Tour de France enters its final stages this week, have you ever wondered how many pro cyclists it would take to p...
23/07/2026

As the Tour de France enters its final stages this week, have you ever wondered how many pro cyclists it would take to power essential items in your home?

In RTÉ Brainstorm, UL's Professor Jeff Punch examines how much energy the human engine can generate and looks at how much power us mere mortals are capable of producing in comparison to elite athletes.

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Can 19th century reading guides teach you to sit properly?This is the question explored by Dr Colleen Ballard, School of...
22/07/2026

Can 19th century reading guides teach you to sit properly?
This is the question explored by Dr Colleen Ballard, School of English, Irish, and Communication at UL.

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