Team Ireland have been introduced to the crowd at the opening ceremony at the Paralympic Games. #Paralympics #Paris2024 #RTESport

Simply Brilliant

We want to wish Ireland Football ⚽️🇮🇪 the best of luck as they take on England at the AVIVA Stadium today! KO at 17.00 💚 Heading to the match? Let #DublinBus take you there. #DBGettingThere #COYBIG #IRLVENG #NationsLeague

Why not use TFI Local Link Kerry services to commute to college? 🚌 TFI Local Link operates Regular Rural and Door-to-Door services in Kerry. Save up to 50% on fares when you use your TFI Young Adult or Student Leap Card. For more visit transportforireland.ie/tfi-local-link/ 🎥Radio Kerry

Find your way to and from Aviva for the #IRLENG match with public transport transportforireland.ie/events/ireland…

A wonderful story of a journey in West Cork - of community, neighbourliness, support and a TFI Local Link bus service to Schull, Durrus and Bantry. irishtimes.com/opinion/letter…

The world applauds. #themasters

Get ready for an especially busy weekend from June 27th, with lots of events happening! - Check Bus Services - Pre-Booked Services - Be Patient - Use the TFI Journey Planner / TFI Live App to plan your route. Visit: transportforireland.ie/events/public-…

There are #festivals, sport and #concerts this weekend at #Fairview Park, Aviva st, CrokePark, #3Arena, #Dublin O'Connell Street Marion Square; , #Marlay Park, #Malahide Castle, Cork's #Marquee. Know how to get to and from the events #TFI. transportforireland.ie/events/public-…

There are #festivals, sport and #concerts this weekend at #Fairview Park, Aviva stadium, Croke Park, #3Arena, #Dublin O'Connell Street and Marion Square; , #Marlay Park, #Malahide Castle, #Boyle Lough Key Roscommon, Cork's #Marquee. Know how to get to and from the events #TFI.

⚠️The Luas Red Line Service is running from Tallaght/Saggart to Connolly only. There is no service from Connolly to The Point. Please follow travel updates by Luas. Thanks, TFI

14th Autism Europe International Congress at RDS Dublin 11-13 September transportforireland.ie/events/14th-au…

The 1980s was a magical decade for music. We were fortunate to enjoy that fantastic era. In starting out on the Commerce course in 1986 with 150+ other hopefuls in Cork, we navigated through 4 years – branching out in our final 12 months – some towards MIT and Software (1 of 4)

2 of 5 ... most seemed to veer towards Finance and Accounting, with another stream focussed on Marketing and Management. Graduating out of college in 1990, there was no Celtic Tiger then, not even a whisker of a Celtic kitten. Employment was low, Emigration was high.

3 of 5 ... There was No Internet. No Mobile phones. No Social Media. Did it create a tough skin in us all, a resilience, a “stick-with-it ness”? When we got opportunities, we made the most of them and appreciated them – developing a get-it-done attitude.

Last weekend, meeting more than 80 fellow classmates 35 years on, I heard many stories of journeys through life – incorporating family, kids, pets and travel – work and opportunities, from Australia to America, Paris to Dubai, Cornwall to Scotland, Derry to Kerry, Cork to Dublin.

There were many other remarkable people from the class, who could not make the evening. Sadly, a few who are no longer with us. Emerging in 1990 wondering “How greener is the far-away hill?” - to stay of leave is what we all decided.

There was no linear direction. We’ve navigated to get to where we are today. It was a pleasure to have shared those years with the B. Comm group back in the late 80s. It was wonderful to share so many memories together last week.

Did I appreciate it enough at the time, 35 years ago? Here’s to meeting up for the 40th. UCC BComm 1990

Such a talented bunch! 🎄🎅🎁🎄🔔our Graphic Design/Illustration students - Christmas Window Design at the Rochestown Park Hotel during their Work Placement. Rochestown Park Hotel Erasmus Travel and Student Services DSC CorkETB🇮🇪🇪🇺 thisisFET Cork Learning City QQI IGC CareersPortal