IT Sligo has won prestigious national recognition as Ireland’s leading innovator in the use of technology and flexible learning for off-campus and part-time students – and for many of them, it is key to getting a foothold on the jobs’ ...Read More

IT Sligo actors bring Vernon God Little, the hit stage adaption of the Booker Prize-winning novel by DBC Pierre, to the Factory Theatre Space, Sligo, this week. It is the ‘Graduation Show’ by 4th Year Performing Arts Acting students and ...Read More

IT Sligo is in the running for two major accolades for its high quality social media activity. It has been shortlisted with the best in Ireland, including RTE, the Defence Forces, National Gallery and Irish Rail, in two categories of ...Read More

From now on when the earth jolts, the shudder will be recorded at the Institute of Technology Sligo. The recent acquisition of a seismometer by the Institute means students and researchers of seismic activity will be able to detect the ...Read More

Creative work by 23 artists who graduate from IT Sligo this year goes on display at the Institute this week. They will be showing their output in their studio spaces at the Art & Design Campus, St Columba’s, IT Sligo, ...Read More

The Abbey Theatre, Ireland’s national theatre, in partnership with the Institute of Technology Sligo, today (Friday 17 May 2013) announced the second Yeats Design Residency marking their continual commitment to help nurture the talents of young theatre designers in Ireland.  ...Read More

Ireland’s green energy needs will be well served by the next generation of mechanical engineers being taught at IT Sligo. That’s the clear message from a range of intricate and innovative ‘design and build’ projects that Mechanical Engineering students have ...Read More

A marathon cycle ride at IT Sligo has raised more than €800 for three North West mental health charities – and all without an inch being travelled. People of all ages took part in the indoor “Cycle for Positive Mental ...Read More

SciFest@IT Sligo has again demonstrated its popularity as an innovation launch-pad for young scientists across the North West. Around 300 second-level students - the brains behind more than 130 exhibits -- packed the Knocknarea Arena for the annual scientific showcase. ...Read More

Broadway and the West End come to the Hawk’s Well Theatre on Friday (May 3) and Saturday (May 4) -- with IT Sligo Performing Arts students in all the starring roles. In And All That Jazz, ten 4th Year Performing Arts undergraduates ...Read More

Tourism in Ireland needs more private sector investment in free Wi-Fi to meet visitors needs and reap the benefit of greater potential tourist spend, according to a senior researcher at IT Sligo. Dr James Hanrahan, a lecturer in tourism at ...Read More