Positive Moves Towards Injection Clinics Highlights Public Attitude Change on Ireland’s Drug Policy
News broke in January this year that Dáil Éireann would debate the impending introduction of drug consumption centres, similar to
News broke in January this year that Dáil Éireann would debate the impending introduction of drug consumption centres, similar to
Last summer UCD President Andrew Deeks petitioned the government minister for Education Richard Bruton and Justice minster Frances Fitzgerald to
An estimated 100,000 people are set to be affected by Bus Éireann workers decision to engage in industrial action which
The Science Centre has reversed its decision to remove wheelchair access door assist buttons on the building’s front entrance,
Trinity College Dublin brought in €10.3 million in rent from their on-campus accommodation and Trinity Halls in 2016. The college
Over one hundred bicycle thefts were reported to campus security in 2016, an increase on the number of reported thefts
For the first time in the history of UCD women have been elected to the top three roles in
Five sexual assaults were reported to UCD campus security between 2014 and 2016. Eleven students have also reported instances of
Katie Ascough has been elected President of UCD Students’ Union, with 1,431 votes out of the total 3,237 cast. Ascough
Prominent pro-life activist Katie Ascough has taken an strong early lead in the Student Union Presidential election race, with half
ROSA (Reproductive rights against Oppression, Sexism & Austerity) began their national ‘Bus For Repeal’ campaign this morning on Monday the
On Monday the 6th of March, the ‘Repeal Bus’ will arrive to UCD at 8:30am to provide direct information