Author: CV Features
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A shining light in a dark corridor for women’s rugby
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The path to such success is never easy, but as a female player, there were even more boundaries…
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Graduation caps falling in the ranks
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Applications to Dublin universities are becoming lower each year.
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Ring of fire
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Halloween is the scariest time of year not just for people afraid of goblins and ghouls, but also…
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Closed until further notice
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With some of the best loved venues in the city closed down and replaced with hotels, where do…
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Keeping up with the times
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The consensus about whether or not the Catholic Church in Ireland has had a good year depends very…
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A place to call home
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There is now a light at the end of the tunnel for students who have paid ever-increasing rent…
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Breaking Brexit- breaking barriers
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Brexit. That one word that everybody questions. Regardless of how Brexit is viewed, the impacts of it affect…
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Six weeks a’waiting
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DCU have been working over the summer with an external organisation who offer 24/7 telephone counselling and will…
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Risky business
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Shame, sex and promiscuity- the oldest profession in the world thrives in glamorous brothels, red light districts and…
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Binging on a budget
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It has never been a secret that university students are some of the most avid binge-drinkers.
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The digital elephant which never forgets
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Our online presence is a one-stop-shop for forming a quick opinion about our 240-charachter views and thoughts.
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DCU’s journey in playing catch-up
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The constant rustle and bustle in construction works on campus sees no end as President MacCraith announces new…
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Never a dull day in DCU
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DCU’s plethora of clubs and societies is something to be admired; and their famous annual events are not…
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‘A death sentence around your neck’
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It was an absolute disgrace, for all I knew I had terminal cancer
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A bed, a bathroom and an empty bank account
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Nothing is safe unless you have money to burn at this stage.
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Teaching on a prayer
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It’s strange looking back on religion classes during the junior cycle. Classes were considered somewhat of a farce…
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15 years, nine months, and 25 days
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A 15-year-old girl gives birth, alone, beside a holy statue in a church yard.