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A Mary Immaculate College graduate has been awarded a prestigious music award for the thesis she completed as part of her undergraduate study at MIC. Shona Cassidy, who graduated in October 2021 with a BA in Music and English, was awarded First Prize in the Council of Heads of Music in Higher Education (CNMHE) Undergraduate Musicology Competition for the thesis on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical, ‘Phantom of the Opera’.
A Mary Immaculate College (MIC) graduate is aiming to help tackle the teacher supply crisis by improving the connection between schools and substitute teachers via an innovative app. Aisling Walsh, who recently graduated with a Masters of Education in Digital Leadership in Education, is currently working on a concept for an application to enhance communication between schools and substitute teachers through the use of technology.
Three Mary Immaculate College (MIC) graduates have been awarded a prestigious radio award for a documentary focusing on female education in Afghanistan during Taliban rule.
Graduates of Mary Immaculate College (MIC) were recently asked to describe their college experience in one word. Life-changing, memorable, creative, close-knit, vibrant, and amazing are just some of the superlatives they used. To find out more about what makes MIC such an inspiring place to study, join us on Saturday, 18 January (10am-1pm) on our Limerick campus for the MIC January Open Day.
Dr Liam Chambers, Head of the Department of History at Mary Immaculate College, has been honoured with the Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes académiques—France’s oldest honorific order—in a special ceremony at Limerick City Hall.
On 5 November, presided over by Mayor of Limerick, John Moran, the new Ambassador of France to Ireland, Her Excellency Céline Place, presented Dr Chambers with the insignia of Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes académiques (‘Knight in the Order of Academic Palms’), which was first created in 1808 by Emperor Napoleon.
Since 1955, the ‘Academic Palms’ are awarded by the French Republic to recognise exceptional achievements in the field of education and Dr Chambers was one of three Limerick residents to receive this prestigious distinction during the ceremony.
The discovery of a large archive of historical documents reaching as far back as the 1600s has been likened to ‘winning the archive lottery’ by MIC academics.
The archive was discovered in a skip outside a house in Limerick by Brendan Dennehy around 30 years ago but only 20%, or 28 boxes, could be saved due to the sheer volume of documents. Mr Dennehy approached MIC historian Dr Paul O’Brien recently after attending a tour on Limerick civic history given by Dr O’Brien.
MIC has honoured its Purcell Cup winning Senior Camogie Team with a medal ceremony and reception.
Held in the Tailteann Sports Complex at MIC Limerick, players and management were officially recognised after emerging as winners of the Division 2 championship in 2025—a decade after the College last won the competition.
