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Higher Education Minister James Lawless confirmed the funding for the veterinary degree programmes today.
The government has formally approved plans for two new veterinary schools.
Higher Education Minister James Lawless confirmed the funding for the veterinary degree programmes at SETU and ATU today.
When fully set up, the new veterinary schools will deliver an additional 80 graduates per year.
The courses will be the first of their kind available outside Dublin.
Hallgrimsson Against Israel Boycott As Nations League Debate Continues
Ireland are due to face Israel twice in September and October.
Significant DART Closures Expected This Weekend
Closures are due to engineering works taking place
People Urged To Use A Meat Thermometer For Barbecue Meats As Bank Holiday Approaches
It comes as a new survey shows low usage
Yuno Energy Increasing Electricity And Gas Prices
They now join Electric Ireland as the latest providers to up their prices.
Stab Wounds Discovered On Woman Who Was Found Dead In Galway Yesterday
She was found dead near the Waterloo IPAS accommodation centre in Clifden
Homelessness Figures In Kildare Drop Slightly In Month Of April
The report outlines that there were 223 adults in emergency accommodation in April, a change from 227 in March.
Four Arrested In Multi-Million Euro Dublin Drug Seizure
The haul includes 255 kilos of cannabis herb which has an expected value of €5.1 million
Public Urged To Dispose Of Food Ethically
This comes as National food waste recycling week approaches.
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