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The Department of Arts Education and Physical Education and MIC’s theatre artist in residence, Liam McCarthy—in collaboration with Lime Tree Theatre and Bualadh Bos Children’s Festival—are running a unique one-day workshop this week for educators and theatre artists interested in creating drama/theatre with children and young people with special needs.
If you need help, the Service Desks are the first place to go. Staff there can provide any help you may need. Learn more about the range of activities the service desks can assist you with at both MIC's Limerick and Thurles campus libraries.
Mary Immaculate College library provides an extensive range of services to both staff and students across its campuses. Explore our services from A-Z to learn more.
Learn about short loan collections at the MIC Library. In MIC Limerick, the Short Loan Collection is located on the Ground Floor behind the Issue Desk. It contains extra copies of heavily used books. There is a self issue/return machine available for the short loan transactions. In MIC Thurles, the Short Loan Collection is located behind the Issue Desk.
In addition to study abroad/exchange, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes for international students, Mary Immaculate College worka with partner universities to offer faculty-led short-term programmes.
Gender Diversity Training has been delivered by ShoutOut and in collaboration with Carlow College, IT Carlow, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick IT and Waterford IT.
MIC’s Dr Paul O’Brien is set to launch his newly published book Taprooms, Taverns & Alehouses: Limerick City Pubs, ca. 1850-2024 at the College on Friday 11 October.