John Doyle

John Doyle

academic Ireland

John Doyle serves as the vice-president for research at Dublin City University, where he advocates for better conditions and funding for PhD students. He acknowledges the financial difficulties faced by researchers but emphasizes the need for increased government support to improve the sustainability of PhD programs and the overall research landscape in Ireland.

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Ireland Ireland: We grew to idealise hurlers such as Jimmy and John Doyle. 5

Sean Treacy Jimmy Doyle Donie Nealon Liam Devanney Tony Wall Tom Ryan Lar Foley Des Foley Noel Drumgoole Paddy Croke Des Ferguson Jimmy Gray Anthony Daly Ryan O Dwyer Johnny Mccaffrey Dessie Farrell Barry Oisin Matthew John Hetherton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: I am still that small tearful boy waiting for Dublin’s next sacred hurling final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: The report was authored by Professor John Doyle, vice-president for research in DCU. 8

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Irish unification would cost €152m annually to give Northern Irish civil servants pay parity, report says – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Professor John Doyle argues that Irish unity could be affordable given its potentially transformative impact. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: You might as well expect Conor McGregor and Paul Murphy to work together as Stormont to function – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Prof. John Doyle is the vice-president for research at Dublin City University, discussing the funding challenges faced by PhD candidates. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Financially, I can’t really take care of myself, and I certainly couldn’t take care of anybody else’ – The Irish Times