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Claire鈥檚 award-winning research, 鈥淥ral Health and Care Practices in an Irish Residential Facility,鈥� was recognised for its strong clinical relevance and contribution to the field. Her research was supervised by Professor Martina Hayes (UCC), Professor Gerry McKenna (QUB) and Dr Francis Burke (UCC), with additional contributions from Dr Danielle McGeown and Dr Elizabeth Moloney. The Hatton Award is an international competition that recognises excellence among early-career researchers in dental science and attracts exceptional candidates from leading institutions worldwide. Claire鈥檚 achievement reflects both the quality of her work and its impact within a highly competitive field. She represented the Irish Division at the General Session, having previously won the Irish Division Postgraduate Research Award in Barcelona in June 2025. This success highlights the strength of ongoing research in Special Care Dentistry and is a proud achievement for both Claire and her supervisors.

This recognition highlights the Dental School and Hospitals' continued excellence in dental education, research, and clinical practice on the international stage. The QS World 深夜亚洲福利久久 Rankings by Subject are widely regarded as one of the most influential global ranking systems, assessing universities based on academic reputation, employer reputation, research impact, and international collaboration. UCC鈥檚 inclusion in the 51鈥�150 band for Dentistry reflects the School鈥檚 commitment to high-quality teaching, innovative research, and patient-centred care.

The All-Ireland Interprofessional Healthcare Challenge (AIPEC) is an annual intervarsity competition. It brings healthcare students from across Ireland together to work in interprofessional teams to develop and present a patient-centred management plan for a complex clinical case.