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Teens mugged by armed man in park by DCU
Two teenage boys were mugged by a man claiming he had a knife, in Albert College Park next to DCU over the weekend.
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teenage boys were mugged by a man claiming he had a knife, in Albert College Park next to DCU over the weekend.
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announced its doctors will continue to provide consultations during the summer for Colleges Students who are members of the Union of Students Ireland (USI).
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have extended its sympathies to the family and friends of Conor Morgan who died last Sunday while on holiday in Cyprus.
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student and GAA player, Conor Morgan has died while on holiday in Cyprus with friends.
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Too often in education we are simply taught that 2+2=4. You write it down in your copy and don’t think about it until memorising it the night before the test. By opening up the classroom to questions and opinions on consent, with a qualified teacher to moderate, students would be more engaged and more likely to listen and take in what’s being discussed.
