(L-R) Dr Dawn Wheatley, Assistant Professor in the School of Communications, Aoife Barry, journalist and broadcaster and Ivanna Youtchak, Violence Against Women Coordinator for the National Women's Council

Prof Daire Keogh (centre) is show the progress on Dublin City University's new Polaris building, that is now at the halfway point

The river liffey, pictured here at Fr Matthew Bridge, Dublin city centre, was one of four rivers where DCU took samples, along with the Annalee, the Suir and the Nore.

The annual awards recognise the excellence, innovation and commitment of staff involved directly or indirectly with teaching at the University.

Minister of State Jack Chambers at DCU Business School.

The CTYI Talent Search Awards Ceremony recognises the excellent achievements of post-primary school students who qualified for the CTYI programme following a nationwide Talent Search.

The DCU WaterBlitz 2022 involved 108 community groups across all 26 counties of the Republic and was one of Ireland's biggest ever 'citizen science' projects.

Authors of the report from the DCU Institute of Education pictured above with Ministers, from left to right: Dr Gerry Shiel, Education Research Centre, Prof Pádraig Ó Duibhir Stúirthóír Sealbhú and School of Language, Literacy and Early Childhood Education, Dr Margaret Leahy Head of School in STEM Education, Innovation and Global Studies, Dr Lorraine Harbison Associate Professor and Coordinator of Mathematics Education, Norma Foley TD Minister for Education, Roderic O'Gorman TD Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Dr Eithne Kennedy Associate Professor in Literacy Studies, Dr Geraldine French Head of School, School of Language, Literacy and Early Childhood Education, Dr Joe Travers Associate Professor in the School of Inclusive and Special Education.