This past week, Kev Taylor had a chance to catch up with DCU and Shelbourne striker Alan O’Sullivan, who represented Ireland at the World University Games this Summer, despite suffering a near-fatal brain injury five years ago. Read more…
DIT won their first CUFL Premier League title after an engaging war of attrition with DCU, in which the tackles were biting, no quarter was asked or given, and chances were contained to a premium.
DCU book their place in the Crowley Cup semi-final in convincing fashion against UUC. Read more…
It was a disappointing year for DCU Soccer and changes are afoot to push for a trophy. Read more…
DCU’s CUFL campaign ended in defeat at the hands of Waterford IT this afternoon Read more…
DCU’s senior soccer team saw off Trinity College to secure second place in the Premier Division North. Read more…
The Club Life Committee budget allocations were announced Iast week. Read more…
DCU’s senior soccer team booked a quarter-final spot with a 3-0 win over IT Sligo Read more…
DCU Soccer manager Declan Roche speaks to The College View about his side’s opening games this season. Read more…
DCU got off to a winning start in their CUFL campaign thanks to an Alan O’Sullivan goal. Read more…
The College View’s sports editorial team takes a look at what’s in store for DCU’s clubs over the coming year. Read more…
DCU’s Crowley Cup soccer team recently lost out to NUI Maynooth in the Crowley Plate semi-final in the University of Ulster Coleraine. Read more…
DCU’s fresher soccer team won their second successive Harding Plate recently in the University of Limerick. Read more…
Falling at the final hurdle is one of the worst feelings for anyone competing in any sport. To be within touching distance of glory and to have it slip from your grasp can at times Read more…
Alas, it was not to be. DCU’s ambition of capping off their most successful season to date with the addition of silverware, remained unfulfilled on a bitterly cold night in Frank Cooke Park. The pain Read more…
As UCD were winning the Collingwood Cup for a record 35th time – their fifth title in the last seven years – by beating UCC 1-0, a dejected DCU squad were on a coach travelling Read more…
In a game as tight as this was, the margin for error is miniscule; neither side can afford to blink for fear of the one small slip that could have devastating repercussions. This also applies Read more…
It was a case of déjà vu for DCU this afternoon; for the second time in less than a week Stephen Traynor scored the winning goal in extra time. However, today, the goal, which was Read more…
One of the most overused buzz words in team sports, particularly during tournaments, is momentum; an essential prerequisite for success, although at times difficult to define. For DCU, their momentum, which has been building since Read more…
Stephen Traynor’s winner deep in extra time sealed DCU’s place in their first ever CUFL final, after an epic battle with champions, IT Carlow, which rested on a knife edge from start to finish. It Read more…
Many of DCU’s clubs and societies will switch their bank accounts from AIB after the bank’s decision to leave DCU campus. The general feeling among many club and society chairpersons is that they will switch Read more…
The DCU Fresher team, led by Soccer Development Officer, Fran Butler, and his assistant Ben Kelly, defeated NUI Maynooth 2-1 in the Harding Cup Plate final at the University of Ulster Coleraine last Sunday. Captain, Read more…
The DCU soccer team enter unchartered territory tomorrow when they travel to IT Letterkenny, for their first ever CUFL quarter-final. Led by the new management team of Declan Roche and his assistant John Russell, DCU Read more…
The DCU soccer team have been drawn against IT Letterkenny and the University of Ulster Magee in the CUFL Premier Division quarter-final and the first round of the Collingwood Cup respectively. When the draw for Read more…
At the end of last season the DCU soccer team were reflecting on yet another disappointing College and Universities Football League campaign and an equally deflating showing in the Collingwood Cup. Fast-forward nine months, and Read more…