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18 Mar 2025
Dreams to Print: UCC Arts graduate Hayley-Jenifer Brennan publishes debut novel
Hayley-Jenifer Brennan, a graduate of UCC’s MA in Creative Writing and BA in English and Psychology, has achieved her dream of becoming a published author with the release of her debut novel, Kingdom of the Moon: The Stroke of Midnight. Originally intending to pursue a teaching career, Hayley-Jenifer discovered her passion for fiction writing during her undergraduate studies. In UCC's Alumni Series, Hayley-Jenifer shares insights into her writing process, advice for aspiring authors, and what’s next.
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14 Mar 2025
Taoiseach awards Research Ireland St Patrick’s Day Medal to UCC Arts alumnus Michael Dowling
Healthcare pioneer Mr Dowling graduated from UCC with Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Economics. As President and CEO of Northwell Health, Mr Dowling oversees the largest healthcare provider in New York State, caring for over 2 million people annually through a network of 21 hospitals and over 900 outpatient facilities. The award honours academic and industry leaders in the US, including their contribution to Irish research and collaboration between Ireland and the US.
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14 Mar 2025
500 Transition Year students take part in UCC’s Wheelchair Basketball4All Event 2025
Event is led by UCC B.Ed. Physical Education, Sports Studies and Arts students. B.Ed. students gain practical experience, developing leadership and organisational skills. The event promotes adapted physical activity and highlights the value of collaboration between UCC students as well as local and national partners.
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13 Mar 2025
UCC planning conference explores advances in marine and coastal planning
Conference to examine sustainable approaches to marine and coastal planning in Ireland. The conference is organised by students from UCC’s Master’s in Planning and Sustainable Development, showcasing their commitment to shaping the future of planning. It takes place amid rising demand for planning professionals in Ireland.
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