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Published 08:22 9 Mar 2018 GMT
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There was a steep 16 percent decline in communication technology courses, even though the area is still in demand for professionals.
There has also been a decline in mature students looking to get a degree, falling by 12 percent in applicants.
Trinity College Dublin vice-provost Prof Chris Morash said: "When employment rises, applications to third level drop as more students go directly into work.
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