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U.S. Tech Company Alteryx Supports Queens University Belfast Programs and Students

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March 30, 2024

March 26, 2024 by Leave a Comment

Queen's receives largest in-kind donation from US tech company Queen’s University Belfast has received its largest ever in-kind donation from US computer software company Alteryx, who will be donating data licenses to students and staff at Queen’s University Belfast with an estimated value of $15 million. Alteryx will initially provide 3,000 licenses to support Queen’s … [Read more...] about U.S. Tech Company Alteryx Supports Queens University Belfast Programs and Students

Tributes paid following death of volunteer who did ‘so much for people in need’

March 26, 2024 by

TRIBUTES have been paid after a Roscommon woman who was reported missing over the weekend was found dead. Gardaí issued a missing persons alert on Friday, March 22 after Niamh Hand went missing from her home in Roosky. The 41-year-old’s body was found the following day (March 23), with Gardaí confirming their search had been stood down. In a statement Ms Hand’s family said she … [Read more...] about Tributes paid following death of volunteer who did ‘so much for people in need’

‘The honour of my life’: Taoiseach-in-waiting Simon Harris thanks party for their trust

March 26, 2024 by

INCOMING Taoiseach Simon Harris has thanked his party peers for their "trust" after he was confirmed as the new leader of Fine Gael. The Wicklow native is set to replace Leo Varadkar, who announced his resignation from the role of Taoiseach and party leader last week. Mr Harris will take up the Taoiseach role in April, which will see him become the youngest person ever to lead … [Read more...] about ‘The honour of my life’: Taoiseach-in-waiting Simon Harris thanks party for their trust

High-value car found stripped bare after ‘well-planned theft’

March 26, 2024 by

POLICE are investigating after a car stolen in Northern Ireland was found abandoned in the Republic after being stripped bare for parts. The Audi Q7 was stolen from a home in Strabane, Co. Tyrone and later found 18 miles away on a remote road in Donegal stripped of parts. “Police are appealing for information and witnesses after a vehicle was stolen in Strabane and driven over … [Read more...] about High-value car found stripped bare after ‘well-planned theft’

Irish woman seriously injured when car collided with wall and entered water dies in hospital

March 26, 2024 by

A WOMAN who was seriously hurt when the car she was travelling in collided with a wall and entered nearby water has died in hospital from her injuries. Aged in her 30s, the woman was the front seat passenger in the car which was involved in the single vehicle collision on the morning of March 15. Shortly before 7am, the car collided with a wall and entered the water in the … [Read more...] about Irish woman seriously injured when car collided with wall and entered water dies in hospital

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