Act acknowledges three universities in National University of Ireland system.

The National University of Ireland Act established three separate universities within the National University of Ireland system - University College Dublin, University College Cork, and University College Galway. Prior to this act, these institutions were considered constituent universities of the National University of Ireland, sharing governance and resources. The new legislation granted them individual university status, allowing them to operate independently and develop their own academic programs. This decision aimed to promote academic excellence and autonomy within each university, fostering specialization and innovation in teaching and research. The act recognized the unique strengths and contributions of each institution, emphasizing their distinct identities and missions. The National University of Ireland Act had a lasting impact on higher education in Ireland, shaping the development and reputation of University College Dublin, University College Cork, and University College Galway. It marked a significant shift towards decentralization and diversity in the Irish higher education system, enhancing the competitiveness and capabilities of each university in a global context. #NationalUniversityofIreland #UniversityAutonomy #AcademicExcellence #IrishHigherEducation #UniversityIdentity.