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Four out of eight people with intellectual disabilities who participated in the study had never received a screening invitation due to varying reasons to a particular service despite being eligible said Dr Cithambaram.

In order to establish, scientifically, that a games-based strategy is workable for injury prevention, 18 experts were called in to assess the merits of this approach, said Frank Devereux, lead researcher.

Dr Travers specialises in the study of intimate partner violence and was previously commissioned by the UK Home Office to review the evidence on intimate partner violence affecting bisexual people.

Professor Sean Jordan pictured with rocks that are about 3.5 billion years old from the Strelley Pool Formation in Western Australia. The rocks on the table are a mixture of those and some other samples around 2.5 billion years old, also from Western Australia.

The initial group of coaches from around the province have been selected from those involved with academy squads and underage teams

Experience working with people living with and after cancer has motivated Prof Drury's research interests

Hundreds of school children, primary and secondary, took part in this year's DCU Science Week Festival.

Students from the Bachelor of Science in Health & Society programme: Lucy Canavan, Bronagh Rawle and Laura Galvin.

Paul Cannon - winner of a prestigious investigator award - aims to pursue an academic career