Staycations Overwhelmingly Expensive for Young People | A Guide to Dublin Day Trips
With the government’s encouragements and a growing itch to travel post-lockdown, summer 2020 has been deemed to be the summer
With the government’s encouragements and a growing itch to travel post-lockdown, summer 2020 has been deemed to be the summer
With the restrictions on lockdown easing up, the government has allowed for pubs and restaurants to re-open with a detailed set of rules outlined by the HSE. Some of them include signage and floor markings in order to maintain physical distancing of two metres between tables as well as one metre between customers seated at tables. In ‘controlled’ environments where all other pre-requisites are met, tables can be set one meter apart.
March 12th, when we were all told to go home from our lovely new adventure in UCD, seems like a
What strange times we live in. Locked up in our homes, constrained to a 2km radius by law and working/studying
You know that door-opens-into-a-portal thing they show in Sci-Fi shows, where a person opens a door and steps into a
So uh.. this is all quite awkward, isn’t it? With most of us here in UCD on our third or
We are creatures of habit. We find comfort in routine, in getting a morning coffee, in seeing that same stranger
The novel coronavirus has had a beneficial impact on greenhouse gas emissions. Fewer cars on the road, and fewer businesses
Pitt Bros George’s Street, Dublin ★ ★ ★ ★ € € George’s Street makes yet another appearance in the College
From Wind and Water at the Upper Lake to the Tremor in O’Brien Centre for Science, we’ve all walked past
★★★★ €€ Nestled tidily on Aungier Street, Chimac rustled a few feathers when it opened a while back, claiming to
Master of Public Administration in Development Practice student Charlotte Thumser organised a workshop titled ‘Connecting for the Future – Mainstreaming