Itb sports scholarships 2018

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ITB Sports Scholarships for 2018 are now available. The scholarships provide financial assistance for students who demonstrate excellence in sports as well as academics. Interested students should submit an application by March 15th including a resume, transcripts, and letters of recommendation for consideration.

We are delighted to announce that "Fingal Bee Positive", a show garden developed in partnership with TU Dublin and Fingal County Council, has won a Gold Medal in the Bloom 2019 Large Garden Category. Designed by Jane McCorkell, Landscape Designer and Horticulture Lecturer at TU Dublin Blanchardstown, and developed in Partnership with Fingal County Council and DDLETB, the "Fingal Bee Positive" garden aims to emphasise the importance of pollinators within rapidly urbanising environments. The garden also demonstrates how to create and protect habitats for pollinators - including bees and many other insect species - within a usable, outdoor recreation space. "Bee Positive" is a reflection of both TU Dublin and Fingal County Council's commitment as a Pollinator Partner in the All Ireland Pollinator Plan and our recognition of the importance of Climate Action.

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On Thursday 23rd of May, we were delighted to host "Kaleidoscope", the annual End Of Year exhibition for final year Creative Digital Media students at TU Dublin Blanchardstown. This exhibition showcased the very best in emerging digital talent, including a diverse range of creatively crafted interactive design and motion projects, including work in Film-making, Animation, Visual FX, App Design, Installation, Documentary, Game Development, AR and VR. The exhibitors this year are Aisling Power, Alan Murphy, Amanda Culligan, Andrew Rahaman, Ashley Farrell, Aoife Burke, Aqsa Khalid, Cian Daly, Conor Diggin, Conor Gunn, Diarmuid Costello, Dylan Lewis, Dylan Reilly, Eoghan O'Carroll, Jessica Abhilash, John Braga, Megan Bredin, Milaela Egan, Neil Doughty, Padraig Hawkins, Sarah Mooney, Sayonara Bittencourt, Shauna Sheridan-Donnelly, Stephen Coyle, Tobi Ilori and Zithelo Mthombeni.

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The largest one day Capture the Flag event, the Colleges Cyber-Security Challenge, took place on April 5th in Dublin City Centre. The fifth annual flagship event of its kind was brought to Dublin by ZeroDays CTF. ZeroDays started out with a simple aim to promote, develop and encourage participation in capture the flag security events in Ireland with an aim to identify and applaud Europe's brightest IT Security students and encourage them to pursue a career in cyber security.

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