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Niamh O'Boyle
TCD -
Maeve O'Brien
Membership Manager, Digital Repository of Ireland -
Fergal O'Brien
BA, BAI( Dubl 1997), PhD(Dubl 2001) Professor of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, RCSI Member, Science 2018 -
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Dáithí O'Ceallaigh
BA(NUI 1966), H DIp Ed(NUI 1967), Dr Intl Rels hon(Geneva Sch Dip Intl Rels 2010), DPhil hon(Ulster 2017) Institute of International and European Affairs Member, PL&A 2019 -
Michael O'Connell
BSc, PhD, DSc, HDipEd Professor of Botany (Personal Chair), University of Galway Member, Science 1996 -
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Nicki O'Connor
Senior policy advisor, HEA -
Sharon O'Connor
Senior Executive Assistant, Programmes and Engagement -
Liam O'Connor
TMA/TCDÉ -
Brian O'Connor
BA(NUI 1988), MA(NUI 1990), DPhil(Oxon 1995), DLitt(NUI 2021) Professor of Philosophy, UCD Member, PL&A 2021 -
Pat O'Connor
UL -
Christine O'Connor
TU Dublin -
James Patrick O'Connor
BSc, PhD(NUI 1970, 1975) Emeritus Entomologist, National Museum of Ireland Member, Science 2005 -
Ian Michael O'Donnell
MA(Dubl 1988), MPhil(Cantab 1989), PhD(London 1992), MA(Oxon 1993), LLD(NUI 2005), FRHistS, FBPsS Professor of Criminology, UCD Member, PL&A 2015 -
James Stewart O'Donnell
MB.BAO.BCh, BA(Dubl 1990), PhD(Imperial College 2001), FRCPI(2007), FRCPath(2007), FFPath 2008), ScD(Dubl 2021) Professor of Vascular Biology and Consultant Haematologist, RCSI and St James's Hospital Member, Science 2023 -
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Cathal O'Donoghue
NUIG -
John O'Donoghue
TCD -
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Colin Dermot O'Dowd
DSc, FInsP, FRMetS, PhD, BSc. Personal Professor of Physics, University of Galway Member, Science 2011 -
Lorraine O'Driscoll
PhD(DCU 1995), MSc(NUI 1991), BSc(NUI 1989), MA jo(Dubl, 2012), FTCD(2012), FRSB(2020), RIA Vice President for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Professor of Pharmacology and Biomedicine , TCD Member, Science 2021 -
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Jean O'Dwyer
UCC -
Anthony Gilbert O'Farrell
MSc(NUI), PhD(Brown) Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, Maynooth Member, Science 1981
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