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SU '14
Welfare: Catherine Conneely on student support and doctor’s fees
Final year Irish and Journalism student, Catherine Conneely is campaigning to be DCU SU Welfare Officer 2014/2015. Aisling Kett has the story. Read more…
SU '14
Welfare: Eve Kerton on Access Service cuts and sexual health
Final year Communications student, Eve Kerton is running for Welfare Officer for DCU SU 2014/2015. Aisling Kett interviews. Read more…
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Welfare: Ciaran Martin on mental health and RAG week
Third year Mechatronic Engineering student, Ciaran Martin is running for Welfare Officer in the DCU SU elections 2014. Aisling Kett interviews. Read more…
Features
No make up selfie trend raises over €440k
By Aisling Kett Donations to the Irish Cancer Society have more than doubled to over €440,000 in the last 24 hours as a result of The No Make Up Selfie for Cancer Awareness campaign. Irish Read more…
DCU News
Scores of students face subsidy cut
DCU Access Service has contacted a number of students telling them that they may not be eligible for subsidised accommodation next year. Read more…
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Young and running for politics: Declan Meenagh
Young local man, Declan Meenagh (24) is seeking election in Cabra. A member of the Labour party, he is a recent graduate of NUI Maynooth and visually impaired. Read more…
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DCU News
DCU LGBTA host homophobia discussion: As it happened
Homophobia: is it ingrained in Irish society? Who defines it? Senator Averil Power, TD John Lyons, and LGBTQ+ activate, Steve Conlan debate. Read more…
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Racing to cure spinal chord damage
The Wings for Life World Run was launched in Google Dublin Monday. Funding; more awareness, and more scientists are needed to find a cure for spinal injury patients. Read more…
Clubs and Socs
As it happened: CRC: Gaeilge, marriage equality and student cards
Follow the debate live and find out what decisions will affect you this semester. Read more…
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Interview: David O’Doherty will try to fix everything
David O’Doherty is on a quest: to try and fix everything.The “Never Mind the Buzzcocks” star performed his sold-out “David O’Doherty will try to fix everything” tour live in the venue last night. He spoke Read more…
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Is your healthy diet killing you?
How much do you trust your nutritionist? Recent studies have highlighted risks associated with gluten and meat. James McCreagh investigates. Read more…
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Your Mo-Ment To Shine
Is your attempt at a Tom Sellick mo looking a bit lost and fuzzy? Jack O’Dea is on hand to offer some mo-scaping tips. Read more…
DCU News
Brian O’Driscoll “humbled” to receive DCU honorary doctorate
Eoin Lúc Ó Ceallaigh reports as the as the most capped Irish rugby player and the most decorated Irish cyclist receive their awards. Read more…
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Gaga For Yoga
What do Russell Brand, Jennifer Aniston and the Dalai Lama have in common? They all practice yoga, and so should you. Aisling Murphy finds out why. Read more…
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Shake It Up Baby
Could your workout or exercise routine do with a helping hand? Eimear Phelan takes a look at how to build the perfect protein shake. Read more…
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Crunching Down On Fitness Myths
Will 100 crunches a day give you a 6 pack? What weights bulk up your body? Rachel McLaughlin takes a look at the most common fitness myths and delivers some home truths. Read more…
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Exercise: Free Therapy
Deadlines panics? Boredom? Over exposure to bad TV? Invest some time and energy into your fitness instead and discover why exercise is nature’s therapy. By Sharon McGowan Read more…
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#Fitspiration, time to tone it down
It’s imperative to be fit and healthy, but has the rise of social media’s glorification of #fitspiration taken things to far? Suzanne Cooper investigates. Read more…
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Breast Cancer Awareness
Over 3,000 Irish women are diagnosed with Breast Cancer each year, so it is vital young females take good care of their bodies. Read more…