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UCC Emergency Care Society gets hands-on with life-saving skills
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Natalie Krakoski and Clara Steele share how UCC's Emergency Care Society has come to play an important role in training UCC’s future healthcare professionals outside of the lecture theatre
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Fitzgibbon Cup glory for UCC as hurlers beat IT Carlow in thrilling final
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The spirit of the UCC Skull and Crossbones is alive and well, with this latest victory bringing UCC's total Fitzgibbon Cup title tally up to 42
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Interview: Ryan Tubridy chats politics, history and his love of the arts on UCC visit
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Ryan Tubridy spoke to UCC student and journalist Matthew Moynihan about politics in the wake of the election, his own college experience, and the recent passing of some of his RTÉ colleagues.
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UCC’s new Hub serves as ‘one-stop-shop’ service for 26,000 students
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Located within the historic Windle Medical building, the Hub is a new centre designed to streamline student services and support student learning
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Dr Eithne Hunt: Healthy habits for body and mind
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Dr Eithne Hunt is a State registered occupational therapist and a lecturer in the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at UCC. With a new year underway, Eithne shares some of the small habits that can make a big difference to our daily wellness.
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Future of Irish hockey in safe hands with rising star Hannah
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Last week, Hannah Humphreys claimed silver with the Irish team competing at the EuroHockey Indoor Championships in Bratislava. Jane Haynes chats to the UCC Hockey star and Chemical Sciences student about her next big challenge, and the importance of not taking sport too seriously.
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Pocket-sized brain injury monitor could be a game-changer for infant health
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Research-entrepreneur and UCC PhD student, Mark O’Sullivan, is in the process of developing a spin-out company around a portable, pocket-sized device that monitors and diagnoses brain injury in newborns. Here, he discusses the technology and research behind Neurobell, and the invaluable experience of participating in GatewayUCC’s SPRINT Accelerator Programme.
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GatewayUCC bridging the gap for research-entrepreneurs
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Myriam Cronin is the manager of GatewayUCC, an Innovation and Incubation Centre designed to support and develop UCC research-led start-ups. As she recruits for the next phase of the SPRINT Accelerator Programme, Myriam explains its impressive impact and what makes it so unique and appealing to budding research-entrepreneurs.
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