The Regional Writing Centre

UL One Campus One Book
UL One Campus, One Book is a UL initiative, led by the Regional Writing Centre and the Centre for Teaching and Learning, encouraging all members of the campus community to come together to s...
Writers' Group
The Writing Centre runs three different Writers’ Groups, accommodating different academic programmes and members of the campus community.
The Living Bridge
“The Living Bridge – An Droichead Beo” is a unique design by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, London and consists of seven 50-metre spans linked together by piers which create four platforms...
The University of Limerick Regional Writing Centre holds a National Essay-writing Competition for Transition, 5th and 6th year secondary school students every year.
Peer Tutoring in Writing
Our peer-tutors are just that - peers!

Sara Baume, Joseph O’Conner and Donal Ryan at the launch of UL One Campus One Book 2015/16

National Secondary School Essay-writing Competition

UL One Campus One Book
Writers' Group
The Living Bridge
Peer Tutoring in Writing

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Regional Writing Centre

The Writing Centre at UL offers a free and friendly place for all students (undergraduate and postgraduate) to come and address any aspect of their writing. This resource is dedicated to helping students develop strategies to become more confident, critical and autonomous writers.

The Writing Centre practices a non-invasive, inductive approach to writing development, utilising peer-tutors and experts that work with both undergraduate students, postgraduate students and staff respectively to identify their writing practices in order to assess and improve strategic effectiveness.

The Writing Centre is also available to staff who are interested in developing their students' writing.

To view our weekly timetable with peer tutoring times, as well as Writers' Groups and any other Writing Centre activities, click the following link https://padlet.com/writingcentre/timetable

If you have a question which can be answered in less that 15 minutes, why not submit a quick query? Simply click here and we will respond within 48 hours!

Before booking an appointment, please see the following:
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Resources for students

One-to-one tutoring in academic writing (This semester's schedule)
The Writers' Space
Workshops
Quick Query
Useful Links
One Campus One Book
Writing-talk, UL
How I Write, Ireland interviews
AW4006 - Peer-Tutoring In Academic Writing module

PhD Resources

News

Workshops Week 10

Workshops Week 9

Workshops Week 8

Workshops Week 7

Workshops Week 6

Workshops Week 5

Workshops Week 4

PhD Writers' Week January 2023

Workshops Week 11

Workshops Week 10

Workshops Week 9

Workshops Week 7

Workshops Week 6

How to Get an A on your Paper (First Seven We...

Orientation for Allied Health

PhD Writers' Week August 2022

PhD Writers' Week June '22 ...

Workshops Week 8

PhD Writers' Week January 2022

Launched! Annual National Secondary School Es...

PhD Writers Week June 2021 success

Regional Writing Centre Annual Report Summary...

National Secondary School Essay Competition A...

No Peer-Tutoring Over Christmas Break

Writing Centre Closed 27th July - 7th August

Essay Shortlist 2019/20

Meet our New Tutors!

National Secondary School Essay-Writing Compe...

The Shortlisted Winners of the National Essay...

Exams Are Approaching!

How I Write, Ireland Interview with Melatu Uc...

FYP Workshops

TY Student in the RWC!

First peer tutoring appointments of 2019 now ...

AW4006 - Peer Tutoring in Academic Writing

Summer Activities in the Writing Centre

Productive Writer No. 19

Productive Writer No. 18

Productive Writer No. 17

Announcement of Shortlisted Essay Competition...

UL One Campus, One Book Initiative Comes To A...

Productive Writer No. 16

Productive Writer No. 15

Productive Writer No. 14

Productive Writer No. 13

Productive Writer No. 12

Productive Writer No. 11

Productive Writer No. 10

Productive Writer No. 9

Productive Writer No. 8

Christmas Tearable Puns!

Productive Writer No. 7

Productive Writer No. 6

Productive Writer No. 5

Halloween Tearable Puns!

Productive Writer No. 4

Productive Writer No. 3

Learner Support Centres Week

Productive Writer No. 2

Productive Writer No. 1

PhD Writers Week August 2017

Writing-talk Advocate blog up and running

Writing-talk Advocates blog

PhD Writers Week June 2017

The Regional Writing Centre Celebrated 10 yea...

Winners of the National Secondary School Essa...

University of Limerick/Frank McCourt Creative...

First event of UL One Campus One Book 2016/1...

Ph.D Writers Week

Online Launch 'UL One Campus,One Book' 2016/17

Online Launch 2017

National Secondary School Essay-writing Compe...

UL Launches Annual UL One Campus, One Book wi...

National Secondary School Essay-writing Compe...

UL One Campus, One Book Announcement 2015/16

Joseph O'Connor and Sarah Moore, How I Write, Ireland, Interview

How I Write, Ireland Interview with Professor...

National Secondary School Essay Competition

National Secondary School Essay-Writing Compe...

UL One Campus One Book

Events

PhD Writers' Week June 2023

PhD Writers' Week January 2023

PhD Writers Week June 2021

PhD Writers' Week January 2021

National Secondary School Essay Competition 2...

PhD Writers Week August 2020

Vicky Phelan Book Reading and Discussion

How to Get an A on your Paper! (First Seven W...

Writing for Academic Assessment

Kick-Start Your Summer Writing workshop poster

Kick-Start Your Summer Writing Workshop for F...

Summer Activities for PhD Researchers

Summer Activities for Faculty Writers

PhD Writers' Week 2019

National Essay-Writing Competition Award Ceremony

National Essay-Writing Competition Awards Cer...

How I Write, Ireland Interview with Melatu Uc...

PhD Writers Week January 2019

A Reading With Melatu Uche Okorie - UL One Ca...

Reading and Discussion with Danny Denton

PhD Writers Week August 2018

Faculty Writers Retreat

EWCA 2018

Awards Ceremony - National Secondary School E...

How I Write, Ireland Interview with Liz Nugen...

A Reading With Liz Nugent - UL One Campus, On...

Faculty Writers Retreat January 2018

PhD Writers Week January 2018

National Secondary School Essay Competition 2...

PhD Writers Week August 2017

Seminar: Assessment for learning

Faculty Writers’ Retreat (in-house) June 2017

Creating a Context for Writing

Ph.D. Writers’ Week - Getting you (back) on...

Regional Writing Centres 10th Anniversary Sym...

‘UL One Campus, One Book’ event with Lou...

UL One Campus One Book 2016/17

National Secondary School Essay Competition 2...

Faculty Writers’ Retreat (residential) Janu...

Ph.D Writers Week January 2017

Ph.D. Writers Week August 2016

Faculty Writers Retreat (in-house) July 2016

Summer in the Writing Centre

Ph.D. Writers Week June 2016

Top Tips for Tackling your Assignments (For 1...

How I Write, Ireland Event with Sara Baume

Secondary School Essay-writing Competition 20...

One Campus One Book Second Event

UL One Campus, One Book Launch 2015/16

Ph.D Writers Week January 2016

Ph.D Writers Week June 2015

Ph.D Writers Week August 2015

Week 5 Learner Support Centres Competition

National Secondary School Essay-Writing Compe...

Ph.D Writers Week January 2015

Writing Across the Curriculum Workshop

Paul Lynch Talks about - Writing Process - at...

Upcoming Workshops

Paragraphs - Why Bother?

Date/Venue: Tuesday March 28th 10am...

Sentence Structure, Grammar, and Mechanics

Date/Venue: Thursday March 30th 3p...

The Regional Writing Centre

CONNECT WITH US

Regional Writing Centre

The Writing Centre at UL offers a free and friendly place for all students (undergraduate and postgraduate) to come and address any aspect of their writing. This resource is dedicated to helping students develop strategies to become more confident, critical and autonomous writers.

Resources for students

Book a Session with a Peer-Tutor or Submit a Quick Query

EATAW 2011

Centre for Teaching & Learning

News

Events

Upcoming Workshops

Follow UL on...

Quicklinks

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CONNECT WITH US

Regional Writing Centre

The Writing Centre at UL offers a free and friendly place for all students (undergraduate and postgraduate) to come and address any aspect of their writing. This resource is dedicated to helping students develop strategies to become more confident, critical and autonomous writers.

Resources for students

Book a Session with a Peer-Tutor or Submit a Quick Query

EATAW 2011

Centre for Teaching & Learning

News

Events

Upcoming Workshops

Follow UL on...

Quicklinks