For Dr Maria Alhajji of University of Limerick's physics department, the connection between theory and reality is fascinating.

Limerick senior hurling star and All-Ireland Man of the Match, Cathal O’Neill, graduated with a BSc in Physical Education with Irish from UL. Photo: Alan Place Limerick senior hurling star, […]

Ellen O'Malley Dunlop, member of the Council of Europe's Expert Group on Violence Against Women // Dr. Ann-Marie Creaven, Associate Professor in Psychology at the University of Limerick

Ordinary people can become the first link in a lifesaving response meaning community resuscitation is the vital initial response before the ambulance arrives

Dr Ruth Melia says clinicians must improve AI literacy as increasing amount of people turn to chatbots for help instead of in-person therapy

UL’s Prof Martin Hayes on his systems theory research, why ‘pi-shaped’ graduates are the future of engineering, and the importance of patience.

Social bots already shape online discussions around major issues with people struggling to recognise their use and influence

Managers and coaches don't like talking about luck because it diminishes their roles, yet there are moments that decide games that defy planning

A Tour de France cyclist could pump out a power level of roughly 300 watts in an hour, which at current Irish prices would cost 12 cents

There are 120 or so women's sheds in operation around the country at present and that number is on the rise

'Win or lose, players will remember the tunnel, the noise building around Croke Park and the teammates beside them for the rest of their lives'

Dr. Ann Marie Creaven, Department of Psychology, University of Limerick and Jo Hemmings, Behavioural Psychologist specialising in media and news analysis

Everyone who requires regular smear testing will know how uncomfortable the experience can be; dropping your pants in front of a stranger at a clinic or your GP.

Are there lessons for Limerick and Galway in how Limerick trainer Jim D'Alton prepared his All Ireland winners in 1919?

It was once common for kids, parents and grandparents to live under one roof, but more structured intergenerational links are now necessary to tackle ageism

Researchers detect ‘challenge in finding a pathway’ to become involved in Gaelic sports

Dr Diarmuid Verrier, Assistant Professor in the School of Education at UL

A science competition at University of Limerick has sparked children's curiosity, helping them discover the power of physics.

Ibnu Taufan, a PhD researcher at UL, discusses vibration research and his particular interest in a ‘dancing bridge’ phenomenon.

Can we trust AI with our health, our hearts or our sanity? Not yet at least, not without supervision

New University of Limerick research examining Junior Cycle education through student-led learning is ‘transforming’ approaches to teaching.Negotiating the Essentials for Education in Democratic Societ...

A decade of injury data shows lowering rugby’s tackle height cut adult concussions by more than a third – but not for schoolboy players.

The record for most goals scored in a World Cup tournament is 172, but that could be broken by the time the group stages wrap up

Two Irish start-ups, Blueprints and ProvenMetal, will join the US accelerator famed for backing the likes of Stripe, Airbnb, Dropbox and Reddit.