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At the launch of a new national survey, the National Remote & Hybrid Work Survey, by Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and the Western Development Commission (WDC) was Dr. Salim Khan, Post Doctoral Researcher, ATU, Dr. Michelle Queally, Faculty of Business, ATU, Allan Mulrooney, CEO Western Development Commission, Dr. Sinead Keogh, Faculty of Business, ATU, Dr. Amaya Vega, Faculty of Business, ATU (and Lead Researcher), Dr. Orla Flynn, President ATU, Dr. Aisling Moroney, Policy Analyst, Western Development Commission and Dr. Teresa Hooks, Head of Connected Hubs & Digital Innovation, Western Development Commission.
20.10.2026

Remote and hybrid workers urged to have their say on the future of work in Ireland

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At the launch of a new national survey, the National Remote & Hybrid Work Survey, by Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and the Western Development Commission (WDC) was Dr. Salim Khan, Post Doctoral Researcher, ATU, Dr. Michelle Queally, Faculty of Business, ATU, Allan Mulrooney, CEO Western Development Commission, Dr. Sinead Keogh, Faculty of Business, ATU, Dr. Amaya Vega, Faculty of Business, ATU (and Lead Researcher), Dr. Orla Flynn, President ATU, Dr. Aisling Moroney, Policy Analyst, Western Development Commission and Dr. Teresa Hooks, Head of Connected Hubs & Digital Innovation, Western Development Commission.
20.10.2026

Remote and hybrid workers urged to have their say on the future of work in Ireland
James Hunt
19.10.2026

Former ATU apprentice places fourth in the world at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 

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19.10.2026

ATU to welcome emerging researchers from across Europe 

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18.10.2026

How Killybegs is turning the blue economy green
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18.10.2026

The untold story of Suresh
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16.10.2026

A new era for veterinary education
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15.10.2026

The Farmer’s Yards
Pictured at Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast, following a briefing to the Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for the Economy on ATU's all-island admissions pilot are (l-r): JoAnne Kilmartin, Senior Development Officer, North South Engagement Centre; Fiona Kelly, Marketing Manager; Dr Billy Bennett, Registrar and Chief Academic Officer; Jacinta Ryan, Admissions Manager and Paul Hannigan, VP with responsibility for Cross Border. The delegation outlined how ATU's innovative admissions framework is helping remove barriers and widen access to higher education for Northern Ireland students.
15.10.2026

ATU brief Northern Ireland Assembly committee on ground-breaking all-island admissions pilot
Campus tour at ATU St Angela’s Open Day.
15.10.2026

Prospective students encouraged to experience life at ATU St Angela’s Campus Open Day

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Participants at a previous edition of NW Digital Futures
15.10.2026

NW 2026: Realising Our Digital Potential
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