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    Research Ireland Statement

    Research Ireland acknowledges the open letter and the engagement it reflects. A research community willing to challenge, question and advocate for its disciplines is a healthy one, and we take the con...

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    Research Ireland launches national project to understand how people across Ireland experience research

    Research Ireland has today launched the Research in Ireland Barometer 2026, a new national project designed to build a richer, more inclusive understanding of how people across Ireland encounter, eng...

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    Trinity to host new research on how immune system repairs brain

    Leading Irish neuroimmunologist Prof. Denise Fitzgerald has been awarded €6.26 million Research Professorship funding from Research Ireland to investigate ways that ageing affects how the immune syste...

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  • Left-right: Dr Siobhan Roche, Director, Research for the Economy, Research Ireland; Dr Allison Waters, Head of Research & Innovation, Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS); Dr Andrew Godfrey, Medical & Scientific Director, IBTS; and Prof. James O'Donnell, Professor of Vascular Biology at RCSI School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences and Project Lead. Photo: Jason Clarke.

    Research Ireland and Irish Blood Transfusion Service to fund major study into blood groups and bleeding risk

    Four-year programme will investigate how a person’s blood group can influence bleeding, clotting and transfusion outcomes....

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  • Eight people stand in a line in front of the Campanile at Trinity College Dublin, a historic bell tower with an arched base and domed top, set in a cobblestone courtyard under a clear blue sky.

    Transformative societal and economic impact the focus of €20m Research Ireland investment in 22 high-risk, high-reward projects

    Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, has announced funding of €20 million for 22 high-risk, high-reward research projects through the Research...

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  • Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless TD pictured with Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Services, Reform and Digitalisation Jack Chambers TD at DIAS Dunsink Observatory at the launch of INSPIRE, Ireland’s new €750m national infrastructure programme for research, innovation, talent and economic competitiveness.

    Minister Lawless announces opening of INSPIRE research infrastructure programme call for applications 

    Professor Konstantinos Salonitis is the new Director of I-Form, the Research Ireland Centre for Advanced Manufacturing hosted by University College Dublin....

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