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I'm watching the documentary on RTE Player from 2023. The whole thing is really bizarre.

• UCD have a body donation programme where they will pay for your funeral and cremation/burial. There's a form you can find if you google it. It must be signed by your GP and by your local Garda Station.
• The governemnt run a programme called "Additional Needs Payment", if you are struggling financially they can help you out with buying things that you need.
• If your parents/grandparents are 66 or over they can apply to their local county council to help with house repairs. It doesn't have to be a council house, they also help with privately owned houses.

Mine is my parents taking me to see the first Harry Potter movie. We liked it so much we went to see it again the following weekend.

* Happiest

Got rejected for a Cybersecurity masters yesterday. They advised the reason was that my CS degree is a one year higher diploma and they would prefer students with 4 year CS degrees. I find this strange as both are level 8 but I'm not going to fight it.

There is another masters, this one is in I.T Managment and it looks very interesting. I like that side of I.T much more than the coding side. However it is part-time and I'm not sure SUSI cover part-time postgrads.

I am based in Carlow and can't afford to move out of the county atm. The other masters available all run through the day and I can't leave my current job

Are there colleges in Ireland that run CS postgrads that you can do online full-time but also work?

I will die on that hill.