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Invest in students + invest in research = invest in Ireland. Provost @LindaDoyle & @tcdsu_amlct Education Officer, Buster Whaley & Oifigeach na Gaeilge, Aoife Ní Bhriain have sent a message to Government in advance of Budget 2026. tcd.ie/news_events/ar… #InvestInHigherEd

@HolywellResD14 might anyone know where I cd get a copy of original plans for 4 bed semi d in Holywell ? Reached out to Sorohan builders who cdnt help.Thank you.

@HolywellResD14 hi there, might anyone be able to help? Am looming for original plans for 4 bed semi in Holywell - Sorohans cant help, might anyone know where I might locate a set?

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Exciting times @TCDPortal @tcddublin For more info on Trinity Design and Craft Accelerator, please check out this link: share.hsforms.com/1yIYeFSlXQuevO…

€5,000 to fuel your Craft and Design business ? Get your application in now share.hsforms.com/1yIYeFSlXQuevO… - closing fast approaching !! @DCCIreland @gavan

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Thanks for repost @LEOLaois ! 👏

Thanks for repost @Davetizer !👏

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DCCI is in Spain this week as part of the Geographical Indications (GI) Conference titled “Safeguarding our Heritage, Cultivating our Future” organised by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), hosted at their European headquarters. The conference brings together representatives from Europe’s leading producers and producer associations of geographical indications (GIs) to give an opportunity for experts from across the globe to share their valuable insights into the latest developments in GIs. GIs are an intellectual property protection that ensures products are authentic to their geographical origin. Pictured: Patrick Temple, Magee | Kieran Molly, Donegal Tweed | Mary Blanchfield, Interim CEO, DCCI | Brendan Joyce and Stephen Walsh, Connemara Marble | John Nolan IP Ireland | Muiris Kennedy, Magee Second image pictured: Pilar Montero, Universidad de Alicante | Claudia Martinez Felix, DG GROW, European Commission | Audrey Aubard, Federation Française des indications Géographiques Industrielles et Artisanales | Arnaud Lallinger, European Communities Trade Mark Association Geographical Indications Committee | Margarida Matias, Portuguese Institute of Industrial Property | Amedeo Teti, Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy | Ester Olivas, Goverment of Valencia region.

Design & Crafts Council Ireland is delighted to launch the Accelerator Programme for its second year in partnership with Portal, Trinity College Dublin. The Accelerator Programme is designed to aid craft and design SMEs with international export potential, offering valuable startup support.⁠ Pictured: Kopper Kreation, Urban Aran, Sully and Juno, Out Crop Design, Badly Made Books, Gavan Drohan Head of Entrepreneurship, Tangent, Trinity's Ideas Workspace, Breandán Goss, Senior Innovation and Accelerator Manager, Tangent @ Portal, Trinity College Dublin, Mary Blanchfield, Interim CEO, DCCI, Isha Tyagi, Head of Craft & Education, DCCI. Learn more about the Accelerator Programme at: dcci.ie/accelerator-pr… #ShowcaseIreland #ShowcaseIreland2025

Super event - congratulations to all @DCCIreland ! 👏👏

Made Local, Made to Last 💚⁠ Déanta Áitiúil, Déantús a Mhairfidh ☘️⁠ Martin Hogan | Martina Scott Designs | Steph Kilkenny Skincare | Superfolk | Anne O'Mahony Bespoke | Eoghan Lead Better | Saturn Cottage Industries | Trustwordie | LusNaMeala Handwoven | The Button Studio ⁠ To discover more Made Local products follow the link: bit.ly/4hekkZV ⁠ #MadeLocal #MadeToLast

Professor Luke O'Neill has said that claims about fluoride made by incoming US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr have no scientific basis. newstalk.com/news/luke-onei…

Please re-Tweet if you agree that the best way to respond to “invisible” illnesses is with visible #kindness. #mentalhealth #Alzheimers #dementia #quote

Happy Diwali to all our students, staff and wider community

Warning: QR code scam on Pay & Display Machines Fingal County Council is warning motorists to be vigilant of a QR scam that has taken place on Pay and Display machines. The Council is aware that a bogus QR sticker is being placed on some machines, bringing the user to a fraudulent website which requests credit card details and other personal data. This has been reported to An Garda Siochána. Fingal County Council is advising motorists not to scan any QR codes or bar codes that may appear on Pay and Display machines. Instead, download the genuine parking app Payzone in use directly from your phones app store and use this, or pay directly by card or cash where available.