Clerical abuse in Ireland is a political issue and the Irish state has a duty to acknowledge this and act accordingly.

Recent decisions by the Irish government and the European Court of Justice with regard to novel plant breeding techniques could consign Irish agriculture to the scrapheap of history according to UCC scientists’ Dr Barbara Doyle Prestwich and Dr Eoin Lettice.

The number of perinatal deaths in Ireland is at its lowest rate since recordings began, according to a new report from the National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre (NPEC), based in UCC.

University College Cork has launched a new Instagram campaign aimed at presenting complex ideas and research in a straightforward way to a general audience.

A UCC-led group of scientists from across the globe have revealed the stunning details of a submarine canyon on the edge of Ireland’s continental shelf, 320 km west of Dingle, after mapping an area twice the size of Malta.

A UCC-led discovery of new sources of the pigment melanin will force scientists to rethink how they reconstruct the colour of fossil birds, reptiles and dinosaurs.

Frank Dowling, a third-year Architecture student at the brand-new School of Architecture on Douglas Street, Cork City, on his experience of returning to UCC as a mature student. Photos: Mike McSweeney/ Provision. 

Researchers in Ireland, Switzerland, and the UK have shown how long-term weather patterns affect wind and solar renewable energy technologies across Europe.

The Glucksman gallery at UCC will this week launch a new exhibition led by touch, enabling visitors to experience and feel artworks they cannot see.

Cork will host its first European Researchers’ Night in September this year, with a series of free events across University College Cork and the city.