Posts Tagged ‘UL students’

Adverts on Spin SW

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

We’re just finalising our advertisments with Spin South-West radio station. Can’t wait for everyone to hear them, hope ye like them.

Good Luck to Leaving Cert Students from all at Brookfield Hall

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

The Brookfield Hall team have been on the road over the last week touring the west and south-west of Ireland. Stops are being made in many towns to visit the local schools and distribute a basket containing our information flyers, cards and a few of our colourful Brookfield Hall pens thrown in for good measure.

The reason for this is that we here in Brookfield have reserved places for 1st Year students until Monday the 17th of August so that those who are not sure until then will be able to avail of our luxury UL accommodation.

We wish good luck to all receiving their results tomorrow, and for those heading to UL, remember Brookfield Hall Student Village, luxury accommodation for University of Limerick students.

Revamped website for Limerick Student accommodation

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

As you may have noticed, we here in Brookfield Hall have re-launched and updated our website in recent weeks. The new website includes new updated photos as well as information regarding all the changes we have been making here in preparation for September. Only today our professional photographer was in again to take some video footage of the complex to link to the website. Now you really can experience a virtual tour of the apartments online.

Limerick Student Information Packs and Map

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

The Brookfield Hall Student Village staff have been hard at work in the last few days (nothing new there!) getting welcome packs ready for the students who will be arriving into this luxury UL accommodation in September. These welcome packs will be in each apartments and include information regarding all the facilities offered in the apartments and the complex itself.

Also included in this welcome pack will be a map of the Castletroy area showing all the local amenities including shops, restaurants, pubs, pubs, off-licences and many more. Also should it be required, maps of Limerick city will be available at reception for any students who may be unfamiliar with Limerick.

Third Level Student Maintenance Grant Changes 2009

Thursday, August 6th, 2009
Parents or guardians with fewer than four dependent children can earn up to €51,380 without having to pay the student services charge, which this year will be up to €1,500 depending on the third-level institution.
This top income threshold of €51,380 has been increased from €49,690 last year.
Minister O’Keeffe said that “in our changed economic circumstances, these increases in the income limits mean that students from families on low to middle incomes will continue to get financial help from the Government in covering the costs of third-level education”.
The annual income threshold for students getting the higher special rate of maintenance grant is being increased from €20,147 to €22,308 in line with the relevant social welfare comparators.
From the start of the 2010/11 academic year, further changes will be introduced.
Some social welfare allowances, including the Back to Education Allowance, which had been excluded in the means-testing process, will be included as reckonable income in assessing eligibility for student grants.
The income tax adjustment for farm stock relief will be disregarded in calculating reckonable income for means-testing purposes.
The residency requirement in the State for grant eligibility will be increased from one year to three out of the past five years for the student.
The duration of the break in studies required for re-entry as an independently assessed mature student will be increased from one year to three years.
For more information, see www.studentfinance.ie or www.education.ie.

Parents or guardians with fewer than four dependent children can earn up to euro 51,380 without having to pay the student services charge, which this year will be up to euro 1,500 depending on the third-level institution.

This top income threshold of euro 51,380 has been increased from euro 49,690 last year.

Minister O’Keeffe said that “in our changed economic circumstances, these increases in the income limits mean that students from families on low to middle incomes will continue to get financial help from the Government in covering the costs of third-level education”.

The annual income threshold for students getting the higher special rate of maintenance grant is being increased from euro 20,147 to euro 22,308 in line with the relevant social welfare comparators.

From the start of the 2010/11 academic year, further changes will be introduced. Some social welfare allowances, including the Back to Education Allowance, which had been excluded in the means-testing process, will be included as reckonable income in assessing eligibility for student grants.

The income tax adjustment for farm stock relief will be disregarded in calculating reckonable income for means-testing purposes.

The residency requirement in the State for grant eligibility will be increased from one year to three out of the past five years for the student.

The duration of the break in studies required for re-entry as an independently assessed mature student will be increased from one year to three years.

Brookfield Hall, the purpose built student accommodation near UL has been making wholesale changes this summer

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009

Brookfield Hall, the purpose built student accommodation near UL has been making wholesale changes this summer to ensure that our student’s every needs are catered for.

The first major initiative was the hiring of more student staff in order to gain further insights into the needs and wants of students. The members of staff of this luxury accommodation near UL have worked tirelessly to ensure the very highest standard of living for our students, with some fairly impressive changes implemented in the process, for example: Free broadband for all students and special taxi rates for residents with plassey cabs to name a few.

No other accommodation near UL can match Brookfield Hall for their commitment to delivering quality & service in relation the needs UL students.