Why summertime is the right time to help children move better. Kids with the ability to move well have the motivation, confidence, physical skill & knowledge needed to stay active for life. By @c_donnchadh97 @dcu_shhp @dcucomputing@DCU@Researchirel https://t.co/2PE4WJ0oWP
Kids going back to school on the 21st August is downright wrong.
School should start in September, primary finish at end of June and Secondary finish at end of May..
Colm O'Donaghue @c_donnchadh97, PhD researcher @dcucomputing @dcu_shhp, spoke with @Barrscealta1@RTERnaG, about the importance of physical literacy and physical activity during the summer months for children.
Listen here: https://t.co/8VfsBA8Bb5
From hormones to lifting stones – studying complexities of strength training.
Dr David Nolan @DrDavidNolan from DCU's School of Health and Human Performance @dcu_shhp featured in @IrishTimes#ResearchLives to discuss his area of research.
Read more here: https://t.co/CEABeKLYqu
Great day presenting a recent project of mine, a transatlantic collaboration between @dcu_shhp and @RITimagingsci at the @IrishSESA conference.
Big thanks @behan_s@scrineym and Dr Gabriel Diaz for all their support on this ongoing project. Some big things coming soon!!
Answered a few right wing braindeads for the laugh but packing it in because I actually have a life, which is enriched by speaking Irish and playing hurling everyday.
Young Misha here is a bigger Gael than any of these eejit cosplayers, because he lives it everyday too.
I was immensely proud to complete my first marathon last Sunday! @dublinmarathon was the toughest thing I’ve ever endured and in particular the last 5 miles… Onwards and upwards from here! 🏃♂️
Delighted that @IrishTimes is reporting these important research findings. The report highlights the stark challenges Ireland is facing in terms of health literacy and presents recommendations for how this can be addressed to the benefit of citizens and the healthcare system
Great month spent working in Dr. Gabriel Diaz’s lab @RITimagingsci in Upstate New York. Many thanks to Gabe & his team for hosting me in their busy lab and to @Researchirel @nsfgov @AWAREAINRT@ml_labs_irl for making the trip possible 🇺🇸
🗣️ 'At an early stage, I really started questioning why do I live in Ireland and I don't speak Irish...'
#GAA President Jarlath Burns looks at the importance of speaking as Gaelige, and how it formed his identity growing up in the north. | ☘️
🎙️ @ashoreilly_