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TUS Athlone Campus was the central location for the hosting of the 2024 Arcadia Creative Climate Awards during which students exhibited their schools’ green initiatives to peers, teachers and the public.

A novel publication entitled ‘Women in Sports Science: A Profile of Leading Irish Researchers’ has launched, aiming to shine a light on the achievements of female researchers in sports science and narrow the gender gap in sports science research, a traditionally male-dominated field.

Two student films by graduates of the Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Animation and Game Design programme have been selected to showcase at the International Trickfilm Festival of Animation, Stuttgart, which runs from 23 to 28 April.

A ground-breaking pan-European initiative spearheaded by the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) is set to uncover the root causes of physical inactivity in young people.

Guideline tools and updates for landlords, a must-attend free seminar for landlords and property investors, will take place in The Connaught Hotel on March 14 at 6:30pm. The theme of the seminar, organised by BV Real Estate, is "How to minimize risk and maximize returns."

BY DECLAN VARLEY

In an extraordinary feat of determination and physical endurance, Ireland’s very own “Emily in Paris” Craughwell-native Ashley McDonnell successfully scaled to base camp of Mount Everest recently for a podcast that will drop this weekend.

The Small Firms Association (SFA) National Small Business Awards 2024 had been officially launched in September by Awards Patron, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD. 2024 marks the twentieth anniversary of this prestigious awards programme which celebrates the achievements of small businesses in Ireland and recognises the vital contribution of the SME community to the Irish economy.

Westmeath representatives, Eddie McCormack and Paul Lyna, were in attendance at the 51st Foróige volunteers conference which took place recently in the Mount Wolseley Hotel, County Carlow.

Siobhán Giollamhuire McKenna was born on May 24, 1922, a second daughter to Eoghan McKenna and Gretta O’Reilly, Nancy being her older sister. She was educated in Belfast, in Taylor’s Hill Convent and then after a year out sick with glandular fever, as a boarder in St Louis Convent, Monaghan.