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Great case study from Jennifer O’Grady & Catherine Gleeson for MIC—smart, strategic, and seriously inspiring insights into social media engagement. #LIRSeminar2025
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The new Library/Learning Centre at MIC Limerick has taken a key step forward with the appointment of two eminent firms to lead the architecture, design and project and cost management elements of the development.
Read more about it here: mic.ul.ie/news/2025/new-libr…
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New for 2025, our Irish Studies Collection is an essential resource for any institution with courses on Irish history, literature, humanity, politics and religion, and offers invaluable perspectives on Ireland's complex past and present.
Explore now: tinyurl.com/irish-studies-co…
ALT The Irish Studies Collection graphic shows with a sepia black and white photograph of 19th century working class people in Ireland in the background with white text in the foreground that says: 'Irish Studies Collection: 143 titles published by Manchester University Press'.
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#MIC is delighted to announce the appointment of Cora Gleeson as the new Director of Library & Information Services.
Cora, who is a Limerick native, brings extensive experience to the role, having held several key roles at the University of Limerick’s (UL) Glucksman Library, including Systems Manager; Library Website Designer; Electronic Resources Librarian and Collections Services Manager.
Read more about it here: mic.ul.ie/news/2025/limerick…
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@MICThurles celebrates #CultureNight this Friday! Come one, come all!
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Getting ready for #CultureNight2024 @MICThurles Our beautiful chapel all set up to welcome Ceolas for their performance! Hope to see you there!
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#MIC invites all those interested in the rich tradition of literature & writing as Gaeilge to the inaugural Comhdháil an Oirdheiscirt, which will take place on 7 September in Waterford in collaboration @SETUIreland
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Mary Immaculate College is pleased to announce that leading biblical scholar and Limerick native, Professor Dermot Nestor, has been appointed as the 11th President of #MIC. Read more: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/limerick…
ALT Professor Dermot Nestor, President Designate of Mary Immaculate College
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Brilliant news @MICLibraries
Planning signs reading positive for new MIC library limerickpost.ie/2024/08/07/p… via @limerickpost
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Planning signs reading positive for new MIC library limerickpost.ie/2024/08/07/p… via @limerickpost
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The Pride flag 🏳️🌈 was raised at MIC's Limerick campus this morning to celebrate the beginning of the Limerick Pride Festival.
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“Tipperary ETB and MIC are key providers of education and training.”
MIC and the Tipperary Education and Training Board have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to recognise existing cooperation between the two institutions, and cement plans for further collaboration in the Further and Higher Education sector.
Read more: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/mic-tipp…
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“The PATHOS project considers how international events register in Irish cultural practice”.
Dr Ailbhe McDaidwas recently awarded over half a million euro by the Irish Research Council (IRC) and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), for Pathologies of Violence: Inscriptions of Global Conflict in Irish Literature 1922-present(PATHOS), which will document the development of global ethical citizenship in recent Irish writing.
Read more here: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/dr-ailbh…
ALT Dr Ailbhe McDaid on campus at MIC Limerick.
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Early Talkboost works! The findings are clear across all the indicators & supported by qualitative data- including the voices of children @MaryMoloneyie @Denraj @Mai_B_H @MICEducationFac
A couple of key charts showing the effectiveness of @SpeechAndLangUK #EarlyTalkboost programme in supporting 3-4 yr olds with language delay
Evidence from the independent evaluation by @MICLimerick of the @Tusla initiative, which will receive a wider roll out soon #EqualStart
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If you're preparing for this year's Leaving Cert, you might be interested in this! 🙌🏼
Library study access to all sixth years is now bookable!
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“If we are to create a safe society for all of those who are vulnerable, then we have to accept the challenges of safeguarding are everyone’s responsibility.”
The Working Together to Protect Children and Adults Who May be Vulnerable interagency safeguarding conference, saw representatives from Tusla, the HSE and An Garda Síochána make presentations at MIC last week.
Read more here: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/challeng…
ALT Pictured at the Diocese of Limerick Interagency Safeguarding Conference held at MIC were (L-R): Bishop of Limerick, Brendan Leahy; Sinéad Maguire, Principal Social Worker, Tusla; Stephan Sperber, Social Work Team Leader for Safeguarding and Protection Team, HSE; Úna Kissane, Principal Social Worker, Tusla; Detective Sergeant Gerry Staunton, An Garda Síochána and Cora Ryan, Social Work Team Leader for Safeguarding and Protection Team, HSE.
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“The findings are very promising, and highlight the significance of early intervention”
A review by MIC academics into an early intervention programme for children with a language delay has found that the Early Talk Boost programme can have a pivotal role in significantly reducing the need for referrals for children to a speech and language therapist.
Read more: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/mic-acad…
ALT MIC academics Dr Suzanne Egan, Dr Jennifer Pope, Dr Mary Moloney, Mai Burke Hayes and Deirdre Breathnach pictured at the launch of the first independent evaluation of Early Talk Boost. Dr Moloney is holding 'Tizzy', a character from the Jake and Tizzy books which are a key resource used in implementing the programme with young children
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“We get constantly bombarded with conflicting information, arguments, and opinions. People follow different principles and criteria to judge what to trust and reject.”
Suspension of Beliefby MIC’s Head of the Department of Philosophy, Dr Daniel Vázquez offers a systematic outline of ancient conceptions and uses of suspension of belief, while also engaging with current discussions in epistemology and philosophy of mind.
Read more: mic.ul.ie/news/2024/dr-danie…
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Premiering tonight!
Handle with Care
Performed by the 4th Year BA CATS students at MIC, directed by @annblake78. A play by Chloė Moss and Dante Or Die Theatre Company.
Tickets: limetreebelltable.ie/events/…
