Positives and Negatives for College Students in Recent Irish Legislation
A number of recent changes in Irish law have had an impact on college students in Ireland, with new legislation
Minimum Unit Pricing – Where does the money go?
The new year has brought with it a noticeable change to the shelves of our supermarkets and off-licences. On January
Eolaire Nollag Éireannach
Tá saoire na Nollag ag druidim linn, buíochas mór le Dia, agus má tá aon éinne agabhse cosúil lomsa, ní bheadh
Love Ireland, Hate UCD | An International’s Dilemma
Last summer, when I was back home in New Jersey and fending for myself at a family barbeque, I struck
Christmas Spending Boost Gives Hope After Difficult Year for Retail
Most people’s first thoughts when it comes to the Christmas season are of the presents, food, music, and time spent
UCD Professor William Gallagher Wins SFI Award
The Science Foundation of Ireland (SFI) announced its 2021 award winners at the annual SFI Science Summit last month. This
Small Soc Spotlight – Arts Society
Something that I believe should have more attention in our little campus community is our small societies. Ergo, the Tribune
Is Ireland ready to debate the legalisation of drugs?
As the years go by the question has increasingly been asked, when will Ireland overturn the prohibition of drugs? More
UCD-based ISSDA to Contribute to European Research Group
The Irish Research Council announced that Ireland would join CESSDA, the European consortium for promoting the results of social science
Biden’s First Year Fails to Impress
After four years of arguably the most dangerously divisive presidency of all time, the United States welcomed back a familiar
The lights are on but no one’s home
“And the crowd goes wild!” It’s a common enough phrase in the sporting world, just don’t expect to hear it
BREAKING: Exams to Proceed As Planned Under New COVID-19 Restrictions
University College Dublin (UCD) has issued new guidelines and plans for the trimester this afternoon following the implementation of new