Maynooth University will receive €281,478 as part of the 2023 allocation.
Minister Simon Harris TD has announced €5 million in mental health support for third-level students.
The funding allows universities, including Maynooth, to enhance mental health services, recruiting essential staff like clinical case managers and mental health nurses.
Maynooth University will receive €281,478 as part of the 2023 allocation.
The allocation breakdown includes funds for national projects, a 24/7 peer service, a national office for Psychological Counsellors, and a research network focused on suicide and self-harm.
View the full allocation below:
Maynooth University €281,478
Atlantic Technological University €431,667
Dublin City University €306,853
Dundalk Institute of Technology €134,309
Institute of Art Design and Technology €90,115
Mary Immaculate College €124,888
Munster Technological University €287,427
National College of Art and Design €78,562
South East Technological University €413,932
St Angela's College €82,659
Technological University Dublin €510,496
Technological University of the Shannon €292,561
Trinity College Dublin €279,279
University College Cork €349,298
University College Dublin €382,412
University of Galway €316,438
University of Limerick €289,626
National Projects €310,000
Governance / Oversight €38,000
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