Kemmy Business School and Limerick Chamber have joined ranks with a scholarship programme that will strengthen professional development and business prospects.

For the third year running, Limerick Chamber and Kemmy Business School have announced three scholarships for the corporate MBA programme in UL, worth €27,000 over the two year programme across the three scholarships.

Each year three people from Member companies of Limerick Chamber are given one-third of the MBA fees, worth over €9,000 per person towards the overall cost of the two year programme.

KBS student and Irish Sportswoman of the Year Nicole Drought, and Thomas Barr met for some high speed action at Mondello Park recently. Pictured are the pair launching Team Ireland’s involvement in the 2017 World University Games.

In August of this year, 60 Irish students will travel to Tapei as the Student Sport Ireland team for the World University Games.

By Dr Juliette McMahon and Claire Harnett were surprised at camp life in the Golan Heights, when they travelled there to complete a workplace survey for the Defence Forces, writes Áine Freeman.

Since 1974, the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) has maintained the ceasefire between Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan Heights.