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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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QS Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Ireland
Trinity College Dublin of The University of Dublin is ranked as the best university in Ireland.
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Study Abroad: Trinity College, Dublin Eligibility Requirements And Application Schedule For UG Courses
Trinity College, Dublin is the oldest colleges in Ireland having been established in 1592. For undergraduate students, Trinity offers 400 under graduate courses with flexible subject combinations Arts and Humanities, Sciences, Engineering and Health Sciences.
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Turning James Joyce's Ulysses Into a Virtual Reality Game
The goal of Joycestick is to expose new audiences to the works of one of Ireland's most celebrated authors.
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TCS Partners With Irish Medical College To Transform Doctors' Interaction
India's largest software exporter TCS on Tuesday said it is working with an Irish medical training college to deploy iON Cloud solutions that will enable doctors from across the world to collaborate, share insights and learning with other medical professionals.
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Muslim Students 'Praying in Corridors' at Queen's University Belfast
Muslim students at a Northern Ireland university have to pray in corridors, classrooms and forgotten corners of the campus because the college will not provide a dedicated space for prayer.
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Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
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As UK Election Looms, Ireland Fears 'Brexit'
With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.
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For India's Jyoti Ann Burrett, it's football over high-paying corporate job
The burning desire to don the national colours made Jyoti turn a deaf ear to suggestions about not being able to earn enough money plying her trade on a football field. Jyoti, an alumni of Welham Girls' School in Dehradun and St Stephen's College feels that once she played in National tournament, it changed her mindset and she started taking th...
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Why Spain's bank rescue could bring only brief respite
The 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Madrid up to 100 billion euros for its bank rescue fund in an attempt to reassure investors
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Salman, Katrina go back to college
Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif will soon be heading back to college if only for a film!
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
-
QS Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Ireland
Trinity College Dublin of The University of Dublin is ranked as the best university in Ireland.
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Study Abroad: Trinity College, Dublin Eligibility Requirements And Application Schedule For UG Courses
Trinity College, Dublin is the oldest colleges in Ireland having been established in 1592. For undergraduate students, Trinity offers 400 under graduate courses with flexible subject combinations Arts and Humanities, Sciences, Engineering and Health Sciences.
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Turning James Joyce's Ulysses Into a Virtual Reality Game
The goal of Joycestick is to expose new audiences to the works of one of Ireland's most celebrated authors.
-
TCS Partners With Irish Medical College To Transform Doctors' Interaction
India's largest software exporter TCS on Tuesday said it is working with an Irish medical training college to deploy iON Cloud solutions that will enable doctors from across the world to collaborate, share insights and learning with other medical professionals.
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Muslim Students 'Praying in Corridors' at Queen's University Belfast
Muslim students at a Northern Ireland university have to pray in corridors, classrooms and forgotten corners of the campus because the college will not provide a dedicated space for prayer.
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Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
-
As UK Election Looms, Ireland Fears 'Brexit'
With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.
-
For India's Jyoti Ann Burrett, it's football over high-paying corporate job
The burning desire to don the national colours made Jyoti turn a deaf ear to suggestions about not being able to earn enough money plying her trade on a football field. Jyoti, an alumni of Welham Girls' School in Dehradun and St Stephen's College feels that once she played in National tournament, it changed her mindset and she started taking th...
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Why Spain's bank rescue could bring only brief respite
The 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Madrid up to 100 billion euros for its bank rescue fund in an attempt to reassure investors
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Salman, Katrina go back to college
Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif will soon be heading back to college if only for a film!
