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26 Feb 2026
Academy Award-winning director Régis Wargnier to visit University College Cork for special public event
UCC Film and Screen Media to host 'In Conversation with Régis Wargnier' on Monday, 2 March. A rare opportunity to hear from an Academy Award-winning master of cinema. The event presented in partnership with Cork French Film Festival, supported by Alliance Française de Cork and the French Embassy in Ireland.
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23 Feb 2026
UCC Arts alumni among those honoured at UCC Alumni Awards
Ruth Cotter (UCC Bachelor of Arts 1993) is Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Inc’s Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, leading the company’s Corporate Operations Group Chevalier Adrian Gebruers (UCC Bachelor of Arts 1964; HDip in Education Arts 1965) is an Irish musician and educator with a lifelong commitment to music and the carillon tradition. He was appointed a Papal Knight of the Order of St Gregory the Great for services to church music.
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23 Feb 2026
University College Cork to host ‘A Jazz Age Evening’ Gala Screening
UCC hosts a celebration of 1926 silent cinema with live musical accompaniment. Experience silent film as it was meant to be seen: on the big screen, with live music, in UCC’s Aula Maxima. Movies will feature screen icons Clara Bow and Alice Joyce.
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13 Feb 2026
New research aims to transform breastfeed preparation and improve outcomes from birth
New research project will develop practical, evidence-informed approaches to strengthen early breastfeeding support. Led by Dr Kellie Morrissey, UCC School of Applied Psychology, the project is one of seven projects funded under Research Ireland's Innovating in Health and Wellbeing Challenge.
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