A name synonymous with our University, today we say goodbye to Professor John A. Murphy. Professor Murphy had an association with UCC that spans over seven decades. We express our  sympathy to John's family, relatives, colleagues and friends. In this article Dr Neil Buttimer, retired Senior Lecturer in the Department of Modern Irish, pens this tribute to 'John A'. Ar dheis lámh Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

As a University of Sanctuary, the UCC University of Sanctuary Working Group expresses its solidarity with the Ukrainian people at this tragic and unprecedented time.

University College Cork and the School of History is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Emeritus Professor John A. Murphy.

A name synonymous with our University, Prof. Murphy had an association with UCC that spans over seven decades, beginning in 1945 when he left his native and beloved Macroom to study History and Latin here as a scholarship student.

• UCC’s Civil Engineering Building to be named after the first female engineering graduate of the university, Iris Ashley Cummins. 
• Announcement made to mark Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day 

• Flag raising opened UCC Refugee Week this morning.
• Refugee Week Conference will take place on Thursday, featuring a variety of speakers
• Sanctuary Runners’ Saturday jog closes off the week

• “The relationship between Cork City and UCC was essential for my education”

• Conor McCarthy and Sean McLaughlin both have degrees from UCC

• Six more players in City squad availing of UCC scholarship

Two UK-based Irish footballers have paid tribute to the partnership between University College Cork (UCC) and Cork City FC - an association that aided them in attaining degrees while still pursuing their dream careers as professional athletes.

A third of medieval European literature has been lost 

Stories of Vikings, monarchs and thrones may dominate streaming services, but an international team of researchers has found that a third of tales of medieval heroism and chivalry, more than 90% of European manuscripts from the Middle Ages and over 3,000 medieval Irish-language manuscripts have been lost over time.

A research team led by University College Cork’s (UCC) Dr Mark O’Sullivan in the INFANT Research Centre has been awarded funding by Enterprise Ireland to commercialise a medical device that could transform how clinicians are able to detect newborn brain injuries.

A new online tool that will allow students and staff to anonymously report incidents of bullying, cyber bullying, harassment, discrimination, coercive behaviour or control, stalking, assault, sexual harassment, sexual assault and rape has been launched today in University College Cork (UCC).

· Prof. Dimitra Psychogiou received prestigious SFI Research Professorship Award

· Her research at Tyndall National Institute and UCC will develop the next generation of wireless communication