Brian Mooney is a reporter at BioRxiv. He covers a range of topics including education, higher education, health and wellness, family and relationships, and animal care, with a particular focus on academia and US politics. His work has been featured in The Irish Times and Galway Advertiser.
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Brian Mooney's focus is primarily on the education sector in Ireland, with a specific emphasis on college admissions, academic programs, and career options. He frequently provides how-to guides and expert commentary based on data and announcements. Therefore, he would likely respond well to pitches offering expert insights or practical advice related to educational trends, college admissions processes, student support services, or employment prospects for graduates.
Given his coverage of human resources & employment topics as well as CAO-related articles focusing on qualifications for reduced points under access programs or eligibility for grants due to financial concerns indicate that he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to career development initiatives within the education sector.
It's important to note that Brian focuses specifically on Ireland and its education system when considering outreach efforts.
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By: Brian Mooney
Leaving Cert students have never had a wider choice of options. Selecting the correct career progression option following your Leaving Cert
By: Brian Mooney
Funding for eligible part-time undergraduate students was introduced for the first time last summer
By: Brian Mooney
The move to almost double the number of graduates in this area means points should fall, but not by a huge amount
By: Brian Mooney
There are signs that the points race may be coming to an end for many courses
By: Brian Mooney
The manifestos of the main political parties put an emphasis on boosting funding for the sector, but what will the new government be able to deliver?
By: Brian Mooney
Eligibility rules for grants are more generous - but the cost of student accommodation can still be prohibitive
The State Exams commission reported to the Irish Times that 54,260 students in registered schools sat the Leaving Cert in 2024.
Brian Mooney outlines key aspects of third-level progression analysis and some common issues that arise
By: Brian Mooney
CAO points are not a requirement for the thriving engineering sector which provides excellent career opportunities
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