GAA
DCU suffer opening day defeat in Fitzgibbon Cup
DCU’s Fitzgibbon hurling team suffered a defeat away to NUI Galway in their opening group stage encounter of this year’s competition. Read more…
The College View
Football
IT Carlow too strong for DCU as league campaign comes to an end
DCU lost out to IT Carlow in the semi-final of the league on Wednesday afternoon in Leixlip. Read more…
Features
Which Mystery Tour was the best?
Between the two DCU Mystery Tours this year, which one, GAA or Accounting and Finance, was better? Read more…
Articles
Traidisiún tíortha eile um Nollag
Crochtar stocaí muislín suas le haghaidh Dun Che Lao Ren, ainm a chiallaíonn ‘Seanfhear na Nollag.’ Read more…
Articles
Nuachtán “Goitse” le teacht ar ais
Anois, tar éis feachtais tiomaithe airgid, tá Goitse ag teacht ar ais i mbun oibre. Read more…
Irish & Languages
Ní bheidh a leithéid de Mandela arís ann- an mac ab fhearr de chuid na hAfraice
Ba dhuine é Nelson Mandela a raibh, a bhfuil, agus a mbeidh, mar fhigiúr fíor-inspioráideach do go leor daoine mór thimpeall an domhain. Read more…
DCU News
Students frustrated with campus accommodation fines
Students express anger at fines imposed by DCU Campus Residence Office. Read more…
DCU News
Former US Senator awarded honorary doctorate
A former US Senator has been awarded an honorary doctorate at DCU for his role in the Good Friday Agreement. Read more…
DCU News
Students learn of employment opportunities at Nursing Fair
Nursing students met with potential employers and learned about career opportunities at the recent Careers Service Nursing Fair, as Sarah Curran reports. Read more…
DCU News
Number of Indian students in Ireland to double in next year
The government plan to double the number of Indian students coming to Ireland next year, however there are no plans to increase the number of scholarships awarded at DCU. Read more…
DCU News
LGBTA Society says “I do” to marriage equality
LGBTA Society puts the spotlight on marriage equality in Ireland during DCU Diversity Week. Read more…
DCU News
SIPTU to represent students in part-time employment
DCU Students’ Union was represented at the recent meeting of the Union of Students in Ireland’s National Council, at which plans and decisions were made, as Cormac O’Shea reports. Read more…
DCU News
Drama Society’s ‘Dreadville’ delight
Slow-motion fight scenes and an evil villain kept the audience enthralled at this year’s Drama Society panto. Read more…
DCU News
Life-saving device is a winner at ESoc Dragons’ Den
DCU student wows ESoc competition judges with unique life-saving innovation. Read more…
GAA
Championship draws made for 2014
The draws for the various 2014 Intervarsity GAA Championships were made in Croke Park last week. Read more…
GAA
Games Development Officer appointed by GAA Academy
Paul O’Brien speaks to The College View about his recent appointment as the GAA Academy’s first ever Games Development Officer. Read more…
Features
DCU Sport: the year so far in triumphs and defeats
Odrán de Bhaldraithe reviews the year so far for DCU Sport. Read more…
Football
Semi-final tie awaits for senior soccer team
DCU’s senior soccer team overcame UCC in St Clare’s to set up a semi-final tie with IT Carlow. Read more…
Camogie
Camogie team are Ashbourne Cup bound
DCU’s camogie team saw off stiff competition in UCC in their Ashbourne Cup qualifier. Read more…
Football
Roche looks to build on successful year so far
DCU soccer manager Declan Roche talks to The College View about the year so far and what his hopes are for 2014. Read more…
DCU News
Student Alumni Initiative provides students with useful contacts
DCU’s Student Alumni Initiative wants to create useful connections between students across all disciplines with graduates working in their field of interest. Marie Lecoq reports. Read more…
DCU News
Robust debate ensues over motion to overrule nullification of USI referendum
Last year’s decision to nullify the referendum on DCU re-affiliating with the USI caused another lengthy debate at last week’s Class Rep Council meeting. Read more…
DCU News
CRC vote to support Defend the University Charter
CRC agrees to sign charter against corporations dictating learning at universities. Read more…
National News
Loud music puts young people at risk of hearing damage
Young people in Ireland are at risk of causing severe damage to their hearing as a result of listening to music at high levels, studies by an Irish hearing organisation reveal. Garrett Lavin reports. Read more…
National News
NUIG suspend religious group following homophobic campaign
National University of Ireland Galway has suspended the actions of the Legion of Mary society, after they were involved with a campaign distributing homophobic material around campus. Suzanne Cooper reports. Read more…