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A lecturer at the Institute of Technology in Sligo has won one of the country’s most prestigious awards for her writing. Una Mannioin has been awarded the National Hennessy Literary 2017 Award for a poem entitled ‘Crouched Burial.’ The same poem also won the Yeats Society’s Seamus Heaney memorial Poetry…

The president of IT Sligo has hinted that he would like to see a road that runs near the college be renamed to reflect the number of educational institutions located along it. It had been known as Asylum Road but was renamed Clarion Road when the hotel of the same…

Girls should be encouraged from an early age to aim for careers and roles that have traditionally been regarded as exclusively for men. That’s the message from two local women today on what is International Women’s Day.   The day is being marked by a series of high profile events…

IT Sligo will be celebrating 50 years in existence in three years time. And by that time, it’s hoped the institute may be well on its way to becoming an technological university. In a presentation to a meeting of Sligo County Council yesterday, IT President Brendan McCormack outlined the college’s…

IT Sligo’s senior hurlers lost out to a very strong Garda College team in Saturday afternoon’s Ryan Cup final at Pearse Stadium in Salthill. Declan Loughnane’s side had come through an exhausting semi-final against Queen’s University Belfast yesterday, winning out by 2-17 to 0-18 after extra-time, with both goals coming…

IT Sligo continue their Ryan Cup campaign today, with a clash with Group A leaders Cork ETB in Kildare. Declan Loughnane’s side drew 1-15 apiece with IT Tralee in their opener two weeks ago, while the Munster side beat IT Tallaght by 4-26 to 1-12. The sides clash at the…