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A lesson in mobile journalism from RTÉ reporter Cian McCormack
RTÉ journalist Cian McCormack came in to speak to our journalism students about mobile journalism
LIFEHACKS: Pat Divilly’s Guide to getting the best out of your college experience
Life coach Pat Divilly speaks to Griffith College about how to make the most of your college days.
Interior Architect alumna Heather Dowling: “Ultimately museum design is about visitor immersion and experience.”
Heather Dowling, a Griffith College Interior Architect alumna, helps museums interact with visitors.
Over 600 students attend free maths revision workshop at Griffith College Dublin
Over 600 Leaving Cert maths students attended the FREE workshop at Griffith College Dublin
Regina Rogers Fallon, BA Interior Design alumna: “As a designer, be yourself and believe in what you’re doing. Define your style.”
Regina is well on her way to becoming a household name in the area of interior design in Ireland.
The five lessons every one of us could learn from Ireland’s Grand Slam heroes
The lessons we can all learn from Ireland's Grand Slam champions.
The secret to nailing a job that pays €45,000 a year or more
An Irish postgraduate qualification means you are seven times more likely to earn €45,000
Why signing up for our new mentoring programme could be a life-changing experience
All you need to become a mentor is an Internet connection!
The five things you can learn from Facebook Ireland's boss, Gareth Lambe
Facebook's Gareth Lambe spoke to ACCA members today and we were there to pick up tips!
My Griffith Story: Cian O'Dowd: A meeting with Ireland's richest man that changed my life
Cian O’Dowd has been at the helm of Digicel’s eCommerce business RedBarrel for the past 18 months.
Why you never know where you’ll end up with an accountancy qualification
A look at some of the celebrities who started off with a career in accountancy.
Interview with alumna Isabel Bartak Healy: “Working in radio is full on but I love the challenge.”
GCC’s BA in Journalism graduate Isabel Bartak Healy discusses her path to a career at Cork's Red FM.
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