Euraxess Ireland is hosting an early career researcher networking event where international PhD students , postdoctoral researchers, and established non-EU researchers form Irish academia and industry will meet to share their experiences, challenges and advise. This event will take place at the...

The Atypical Working Scheme (AWS) was developed by agreement between the Department of Justice and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE), in order to facilitate specialised, highly-skilled employment of a short term nature (generally less than 90 days) that is not supported by...

First-time registration If you are resident in Dublin city or county and wish to register a permission for the first time, please call Freephone 1800 800 630. Important Notice: You do not have to pay a fee to book an appointment. The Registration fee is paid only when you attend the...

📣Do you want to have a say in shaping the #1 tool for the research community? 👍Good news: now you can! 🆘Help us build the future EURAXESS to make it clearer, more efficient and user-friendly. ➡️If you are a researcher or a research performing organisation, register here to participate: https:/...

EURAXESS Ireland is pleased to officially launch The Career Development Toolkit for Researchers to help researchers plan their professional & personal development. This toolkit brings together information and resources from our network partners and other sources which will help researchers at...

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the major role and value of the research community in our country. In April Government announced details of the first 26 projects that will receive €5 million funding under the COVID-19 Rapid Response Research and Innovation Programme. Many of the...

The key highlights of efforts being made across the university sector to fight against COVID19. See here.

WATCH: Irish Times- Inside the Irish lab trying to combat Covid-19 Professor Luke O'Neill and a team of researchers from Trinity are collaborating with labs in the Netherlands and Belgium on developing an antiviral drug that they hope will combat COVID19. Read here.

The Government today announced details of the first 26 projects that will receive €5 million funding under the newly established national coordinated research and innovation response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read full release from the Irish Research Council here.