10 Horror Films To Watch On Netflix this Halloween
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If you're a horror fan, you are used to a lot of crap films. But once in a while something comes along that...
TU Dublin Students’ Union reaction to Irish Government’s Lacklustre Support in Budget 2024
As Budget 2024 was unveiled, students across Ireland were eagerly anticipating measures that would alleviate the soaring costs of higher education. While the Irish...
Staying Organised for Christmas Exams
I know it's a scary thing to talk about already but the weeks are passing by really fast, before you know it, it's going...
Cathal Brugha Christmas Chills
Okay Guys, we are nearly there. We can finally see the finish line for semester one and 2018.
Exam ready anticipation, study schedule and timetable...
Places to go on ‘Holidays’ to when you can’t leave Dublin
I’m sure some of you are aware right now that we are in the middle of a pandemic. Some might have missed it but...
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Merriam-Webster (the first definition google gave me) would describe them as
epidemics occurring over a wide geographic area and affecting an exceptionally...
Activists, The State and Inequality Part 1
The state of the country is in terrible disarray. In a dark bottomless pit of fear, famine and hopelessness there is a light. That light is the activists who...
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Countless women were offended when the video emerged recently of the Polish MEP Janusz Korwin-Mikke claiming that women should be paid less because they...
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In the digital age, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. Platforms like Instagram, Twitter (I refuse to call it...
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Israeli-Palestinian ‘Conflict’ Policy unanimously passed by TU Dublin Students’ Union Student Council.
Israeli-Palestinian ‘Conflict’ Policy unanimously passed by TU Dublin Students’ Union Student Council.
At the first Student Council of the academic year, Thursday 26th October 2023,...