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Trinity College secure €100m loan from EIB
Trinity College has received a €100 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a period of 30 years.
Articles by Katie O’Shaughnessy
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The College View Issue 2 | News and Opinion
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The College View Issue 2 | Sport
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DCU News
Videos reveal rats on DCU accommodation
Two videos of rats in Larkfield courtyard have been circulating in a DCU Facebook group chat.
DCU News
DCU society disbanded due to lack of venue
DCU Pool and Snooker Society have been forced to cease their operations for the coming year due to being unable to find a venue.
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DCU societies call for A&F committee resignations
The committee of the Accounting & Finance (A&F) society should resign, according to a hand delivered letter from several DCU clubs and societies.
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DCU Underwater Hockey | The College View
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The Presidential Elections 2018 | The College View
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We discuss revenge porn | The College View
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Pirate Radio | The College View
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National News
Steamed passengers puts Iarnród Éireann off track
Irish rail has set up an alcohol ban on four of their rail services following “constant complaints” of antisocial behaviour.
Budget 2019
BUDGET 2019: Social Welfare
All social welfare payments are to increase by €5 per week from next year. The Christmas bonus for welfare recipients will also be restored in full, to commence later this year. Donohoe said: “In addition Read more…
Budget 2019
BUDGET 2019: Justice
Minister of Finance, Paschal Donohoe has announced an additional €60 million euro to be spent on reforms within the department of Justice and Equality. The €60 million will be used to provide additional asylum accommodation, Read more…
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DCU students join the parade at the National Housing Protest
DCU Students’ Union joined the National Housing Protest calling for fair rent and adequate housing on Wednesday October 3, 2018.
DCU News
DCU unveils long awaited student centre
The centre will welcome an estimated 50,000 students in the next decade. It was funded entirely through donations from the Tony Ryan Trust, Bank of Ireland, DCU Commercial activities, alongside €8 million raised from student levees. Read more…
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Shanowen Spar closed due to arson attack
Gardaíare currently investigating an arson attack which occurred at the Shanowen Square Spar on Saturday morning.
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DCU News
DCU calls for regulation of student accommodation sector
DCU are calling on policy makers to regulate “the escalating and uncontrolled pricing” of the student housing sector.
Music
Contemporary music and period dramas – an unexpected alliance
The opening scene of BBC’s Peaky Blinders is exactly as you would expect. The cinematic techniques ensure you are greeted with the very embodiment of Birmingham grime in the 1920s. You see smoke, violence, old-fashioned Read more…
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DCU students protest rental increases in Shanowen
DCU students protested rental increases of over 20 per cent in purpose-built student accommodation around the Glasnevin area. Shanowen Square increased their prices by 27 per cent for the 2018/2019 academic year while Shanowen Halls Read more…
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DCU aims to be completely plastic-free by 2020
DCU aims to become the first Irish university to become completely ‘plastic-free’ by 2020, following the immediate removal of all plastic cups from all three campuses this week.
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Emily’s story: How eating disorders can affect your life
Video by Mark Carroll and Gráinne Jones
Blogs
Rent for Shanowen student accommodation increases by 27%
The annual rent for Shanowen Square has increased by 27 per cent from last year.