Natasha O’Brien addresses the thousands who have gathered at a demonstration in Limerick city centre.  Soldier Cathal Crotty received a fully suspended sentence after pleaded guilty to beating Ms O'Brien unconscious in a random street attack.

WATCH Hundreds turn out to protest in solidarity with assault victim Natasha O’Brien ❤️💔 #limerick #limerickcity #lovelimerick #ilovelimerick #limerickandproud #justicefornatasha

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Looking forward to this already!

.Dublin City University , Ireland’s first University of Sanctuary, invites applications for Five postgraduate taught Master’s scholarships for the next academic year for refugees and protection applicants who are not eligible for state support. #ApplyNow dcu.ie/commsteam/news…

Discussing with Will Brehm and Audrey Bryan about our article ”‘The future we want’? – the ideal twenty-first century learner and education’s neuro-affective turn” (Kirsi Yliniva, Audrey Bryan and Kristiina Brunila) FreshEd Kristiina Brunila open.spotify.com/episode/4AqmpY…

What is the neuro-affective turn in education? How does it manifest in organizations like the OECD - and in education governance? 🧠 Excited to have Audrey Bryan and Kirsi Yliniva discussing their new article with Kristiina Brunila. Now online: freshedpodcast.com/yliniva-bryan/

Great to see Volume 43(3) of Irish Educational Studies (IES) tandfonline.com/toc/ries20/43/3 is now available with articles on early childhood ed, maths and music ed, outdoor ed, covid-19 & student support, Irish medium schools, initial teacher education standards to name a few.

Fanstastic Maren Elfert ; it was such a pleasure working with you and Christian. Thanks for the opportunity to be part of this exciting Special Issue.

Delighted to co-present with my wonderful School of Human Development colleague Audrey Bryan at today’s #IGC2024Dub conference Dublin City University @IGC2024Dub! Our paper problematised an increasing focus on hope, (personal)agency & resilience in Climate Change Education & education curricula DCU Institute of Education

📅 Today at the International Geographical Congress at Dublin City University: This morning Audrey Bryan Anne Marie Kavanagh presented on climate justice literacy in education Diarmuid Torney an team presented on including children and young people in climate decision making

Always a treat to get the committee together in person - better still when there is lunch involved! Thanks to School of Education for hosting us today. Planning for #esai25 is now officially underway. #CfP coming soon!