The injured party, aged in his twenties, was rushed to the Midlands Regional Hospital, Mullingar
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Athlone Institute of Technology will host an information evening this Thursday, September 6 for those interested in studying part-time for third level qualifications.
A large team of lecturers and expert staff will be on hand at the various information booths to answer any queries on more than 110 different programmes.
Areas covered by the courses offer on include: business and management, accountancy, educational management, computing engineering, hospitality, tourism and leisure, social care counselling and psychotherapy, addiction studies, psychology, languages, sports and event management, science, holistic therapy, art and design, and recreational and positive living. Academic programmes are available at higher certificate (level six), degree (level seven), honours degree (level eight) and master’s degree (level nine).
Anyone interested in obtaining further details should contact AIT on 090 6483050 or visit www.ait.ie. Places are limited on a number of courses and high levels of demand may cause some programmes to reach capacity before the event.
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