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Cavanagh Bridge receives award from AIA - fantastic achievement http://odonnell-tuomey.ie/ucc-cavanagh-bridge

Wonderful achievement UCC Green Campus

University College Cork

Green Public Sector Organisation of the Year

Beaufort building shortlisted for the RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 2017. Deadline 16th June to vote http://www.irisharchitectureawards.ie/public-choice-2017 …

Public Choice Award 2017 | RIAI Irish Architecture Awards

Extreme wave testing of floating wind energy platform. This is a floating wind energy platform being tested in the Lir National Ocean Test Facility, MaREI, UCC, Cork, Ireland. The wave conditions shown are some o...

UCC to create student hub in €15m extension Work begins today on a €15m one-stop shop for most student services in an extension to one of University College Cork’s oldest buildings.

With almost 800 staff members already having availed of the Cycle to Work scheme here in UCC, this UK study highlights the positive health impacts of cycling. Check out our website for more information on the scheme :) http://www.ucc.ie/en/build/commuting/cycling/c2w/

Cycle to work: Legacy of a tax scheme that really paid off The incentive means bicycles and accessories can often be bought for half the cost

Check out the New Beaufort Building Ringaskiddy featured on last Tuesdays Eco Eye. Coverage starts from 6 minutes into the show.

Watch Eco Eye Season 14, Episode 10 online Duncan Stewart examines green initiatives by the Defence Forces, the GAA and Camphill Communities to find out the effect they are having on the organisations.

News - University College Cork (UCC) University College Cork today launched a new campus-wide module on sustainability, which is available to all students, staff and members of the public.

University College Cork is to become the country’s first third-level institute to use electricity supplied entirely from renewable sources.

University College Cork signs first 100% renewable energy deal The college will be provided with 100% renewable energy from Electric Ireland.