Ireland Fellows Alumni
Stay connected with the programme and one and other
During their time in Ireland, Fellows form life-long connections with other students and with Ireland.
Alumni are encouraged to join - or create - alumni networks in their home country, as well as joining the Ireland Fellows Programme online social media groups which will allow you to maintain your network across the generations of Fellows.
If you are a former Fellow who is not in the online groups, contact your local Embassy for more information.
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Calling all former Fellows
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade began supporting scholarships in 1974, meaning that alumni now span five decades.(Note: some awards were made under the names 'Ireland Aid' and 'Development Co-operation Ireland').
We would be delighted to hear from previous award recipients under the Ireland Fellows Programme - from any era. Updates on how you've been progressing since completing your studies and any photographs of yourself 'in the field' that you would like to share would be very welcome.
Update your contact details
If you have not heard from us in a while, it probably means that we do not have up-to-date contact information for you.
Please get in touch if you need to update these details or advise us of your email address for the first time. Contact ICOS, the managing agency for the Ireland Fellows Programme, at alumni@icosirl.ie.