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Sep 28, 2026
CornHOST
Same country, a century apart, opposite institutional posture.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
A team of psychologists from University College Cork recorded 31 apparition sites and attributed the visions to optical illusions caused by staring at objects in evening twilight.
CornHOST
Staring.
CornHOST
Twilight.
Máighréad MedbhGUEST
She's a social historian.
Máighréad MedbhGUEST
She's a She teaches in University College Cork, but she was doing family research and she was thinking of writing a book.
Máighréad MedbhGUEST
So originally we had thought of doing something together and we I was interested in Kate.
Máighréad MedbhGUEST
It was around the time, it was the end of the decade of centenaries.
Harriet RoseHOST
Well,
Kevin TwomeyGUEST
technically, in case anyone from the French department of University College Cork is listening to this, I only deferred.
Harriet RoseHOST
Forever.
Harriet RoseHOST
I'm not
Dara FrawleyHOST
Moving on to Division 1B of the Energia All-Ireland League.
Dara FrawleyHOST
It is made up of Blackrock College, University of Maynooth-Barnhall, City of Armagh, Dublin University, Gary Owen FC, Instonians RFC, Highfield RFC, Nina Ormond, NACE and University College Cork.
Dara FrawleyHOST
who Perky has just turned off his camera and muted his mic so it's just me and you Mas in all seriousness moving as we said in terms of Division 1B Nina relegated from Division 1A and we have seen University of Maynooth Barnhall promoted after a long fight to get promoted from Division 2A but they are back in Division 1B and what an achievement it's been for them we spoke about Dublin dominance in Division 1A in terms of Division 1B we had obviously seen Estonians in the top four last year and Gary Owen losing in a promotion final promotion semi-final excuse me against UCD but um in terms of the the balance in division 1b there are plenty of contenders for the top four along with the title we is it fair to say you don't expect to see a a horse get way out in front of the field early days um
Maurice HartreeHOST
yeah potentially not um you know you i suppose you you'd have to be impressed with trinity wouldn't you um the way that they went about their business last season.
Dara FrawleyHOST
So for those that don't know them, just imagine the main characters in The Hangover.
Dara FrawleyHOST
And now they're coaching.
Dara FrawleyHOST
which one is alan although there's a couple of them that look like they're in shutter island as well and mainly mainly lucal but um university college cork as we said um survived that um relegation final against shannon last year they take their place in division 1b johnny murphy still at the helm in nace they play against ucc this weekend will be very interesting to see how they go it's a bit of a jekyll and hyde season as uh last year as we said with nace um you'd really don't know what you're going to get so they'll hope to hit the ground a few players back in as well from their travels Nina Ormond with a lot of departures and some heavy recruitment as well so it will be very interesting to see how they go they face off against Highfield this weekend who themselves have recruited well under James Cronin who worked some serious magic and has got great buy-in from his squad this weekend so it will be very very interesting derbies between Cronin and Burke and In terms of Estonians, as you said there, and Shaw's Bridge, and we've seen they've been a real juggernaut from 2C the whole way up to Division 1 being to get into the playoffs last year.
Dara FrawleyHOST
We did see Dave Whitten, unfortunately, do, I think it was his ACL, I'm hoping he's back fully fit because he is a very important cog in the Estonians' wheel there.
Gavin JenningsHOST
There is continuing speculation, as you heard from Lisa in the papers this morning, about excise duty, carbon tax and more.
Gavin JenningsHOST
With us to discuss is Hannah Daly, Professor of Sustainable Energy at University College Cork, and Ciarán McCarthy, Director of KMC Homes, a house building company in Cork.
Gavin JenningsHOST
And Ciarán is also an engineer.
Gavin JenningsHOST
Ciarán and Hannah, thank you both very much for joining us on Morning Ireland today.
Gavin JenningsHOST
Barry O'Sullivan is with us now.
Gavin JenningsHOST
He's professor at the School of Computer Science at University College Cork.
Gavin JenningsHOST
Morning, Barry.
Barry O'SullivanGUEST
Good morning, Gavin.
Noelle O'ConnellGUEST
So I'm delighted to be here and maybe tell a little bit of my own background, my own journey, my own story and bring a perspective of somebody very involved in Irish European affairs and how that plays out.
Noelle O'ConnellGUEST
And I think for me, starting out in my European journey, I suppose I began studying languages and European studies as an undergraduate in University College Cork.
Noelle O'ConnellGUEST
And then I was very fortunate, as many of us have been, to have had the opportunity to do an Erasmus here.
Noelle O'ConnellGUEST
And I did mine at the Université of Jean Moulin in Lyon in France, which was probably the best year of my life.
RossHOST
We're at
ThomasHOST
University College Cork.
ThomasHOST
That's
RossHOST
right.
RossHOST
Didn't you go buzzing? Didn't you...
RossHOST
Where are we? We are outside UCZ.
RossHOST
University College Cork.
ThomasHOST
So Ross, you were here as a student.
Dennis NaughtenGUEST
But if the relationships are already built between the academic community and the policy community, it's very easy to plug them into it.
Dennis NaughtenGUEST
And the one example that I would always use is the work that we did with University College Cork on energy modelling when I was minister.
Dennis NaughtenGUEST
and they as a result of that when I needed to have a model turned around very quickly in terms of the climate negotiations I was involved with at EU level they were able to do that I knew because I had interrogated the evidence previously I knew whatever output they gave me I could credibly stand over and I was able to ultimately convince the commission and my council of ministers colleagues to actually back the evidence that had been presented to me by university college cork yeah but that relationship was already built and that trust was already there between my officials and university college cork and as a result of that with me
Simon JonesHOST
Yeah, I forget the professor's name down there in UC.
Dennis NaughtenGUEST
Brian O'Gallagher.
Mairead TuigHOST
We've teamed up, as I say, with Clannachilty Park Hotel.
Mairead TuigHOST
Now, on the front of the Irish Examiner this morning, UCC, they've called on landlords in the area to cut their rates.
Mairead TuigHOST
And Seán O'Riordan is writing this morning that UCC has written to a number of private landlords in Cork City, urging them to reduce rental prices.
Mairead TuigHOST
pointing out a number of properties on a walking distance of the university have a 40% vacancy rate.
Mairead TuigHOST
Now, John O'Halloran is the UCC president and he said the college is urging landlords to cut prices to try to address its current accommodation crisis.
Mairead TuigHOST
It's already had a successful outcome with a number of property owners.
Mairead TuigHOST
The university currently houses 1,600 students in its own accommodation and offers some of the cheapest rents in the city.
Mairead TuigHOST
This may include buying up privately owned properties nearby, as well as developing some underutilised sections of buildings owned by the university.
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