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Archive 2019
Nursing & Midwifery students interviewed on Radio Na Gaeltachta
22 Nov 2019
Anna Johnson, Aoibheann Duggan and Niamh Healy during interview
On the 20th of November 2019 three School of Nursing and Midwifery students (Anna Johnson, Aoibheann Duggan and Niamh Healy) were interviewed by Helen Ní She on Radio na Gaeltachta (RnaG). RnaG were on UCC campus and they had asked Dr Helen Mulcahy (External Relations and Communications Committee) for student and/or staff representation to discuss nursing and midwifery education and job prospects on qualification. These fluent Irish speakers ably represented the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Niamh is a third year BSc Midwifery student, Aoibheann and Anna are both 4th years on the BSc Integrated and Children’s programme.
