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The Centre for Implementation Research at UL (CIRcUL) is a cross-disciplinary centre dedicated to developing, supporting, and enhancing the implementation of evidence-based research, policies, programmes, and professional practices into routine practice for the effective delivery of public services, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable members of society.

We have two PhD Scholarships available. The deadline is 30th May 2025.

The Health Research Board is organising this session, which will be held at Trinity Business School, Dublin, on Thursday, April 17. The event will be led by Professor Alison Metz, a specialist in implementation science with a particular emphasis on the social impact of human services on young people and families. Alison will give an overview of the principles and use of implementation science and facilitate discussion that will help participants learn about implementation science and how it might be used to increase effectiveness in prevention work.

Professor Ross MacMillan of the ������ will present an overview of the RePS project, a review of prevention services in Ireland commissioned by the Health Research Board on behalf of the Department of Health.

CIRcUL is proud to announce its participation in two events during Research Week 2025 at ������. Organized by UL Research Office, the event will be held from April 28th to May 2nd.

The Centre will be featured in the inaugural event, “Showcase of UL's Internal Research Centres,” launched by Vice President Research and Innovation, Professor Kevin Ryan, on the 28th of April.

CIRcUL and Health Research Institute will organise a workshop titled “Implementation Science - Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Practice.” Dr Laura Keyes will facilitate the workshop, joined by three of the most influential experts in Implementation Science.