Enterprise Ireland Chief Executive Julie Sinnamon says that much work remains to be done to encourage more women to start businesses and become entrepreneurs — though Ireland is leading the way.
Sligo-born actor and writer Pauline McLynn believes IT Sligo’s new Bachelor of Arts honours degree programmes will open students to exciting new possibilities both in their professional and personal lives.
Enterprise Ireland Chief Executive Julie Sinnamon (pictured) will be guest speaker at a major Regional Innovation Showcase at IT Sligo this Friday, attended by business owners, startups and key support and
The student achievements of IT Sligo’s Clubs and Societies were acknowledged at a special awards ceremony in Sligo. Representatives from the Institute’s 70 Clubs and Societies gathered in the Clayton
Forensic Science students from IT Sligo won the top prize at the 2017 Eurachem Analytical Measurement Competition (EAMC) competition, held in Dublin. Kris O’Dowd from Sligo and Samera McGrath, who’s originally
IT Sligo is introducing a new Bachelor of Arts honours degree in Writing & Literature in September. This innovative three-year honours degree programme focuses on developing writers of fiction, nonfiction, poetry,