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Hospitals face scrutiny for giving leftover vaccines to staff’s families

January 21, 2021

Three hospitals have confirmed that they vaccinated non-staff members with leftover vaccines, Pfizer has said there will be a decrease in this week’s supply of Covid-19 vaccines.

DCU Movember teams raise €21,000 for charity

December 9, 2020

Dublin City University has raised almost €21,000 throughout November by growing out their moustaches as part of the Movember initiative.

IFUT call for clear health and safety plan if third level in-person classes are to resume

December 9, 2020

The Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) has called for a single, clear health and safety plan to be published if face-to-face teaching in third-level colleges is to resume.

DCU Tea Instagram account run by teen thousands of miles away.

January 22, 2021

“They kept calling the lecturers rides.”

Student nurses and midwives deserve more than a round of applause

December 9, 2020

The Government voted against paying student nurses and midwives working through the pandemic leaving them feeling furious and betrayed.

Features

It’s been tutu long for the ballet students in Ruth Shine’s School of Dance

December 9, 2020

Ruth Shine and her dance school have been faced with new challenges and obstacles as a result of the current pandemic.

Dundalk player Jordan Flores is nominated for the 2020 FIFA Puskas Award

December 9, 2020

In a year that has seen plenty of dissatisfaction among Irish football fans, November 25th brought some much-needed positivity to the League of Ireland.

ATP Tour tennis finals recap

December 9, 2020

The O2 stadium in London hosted the ATP Tour tennis finals for the very last time from November 15th to 22nd after 12 years of packed stadiums of excited tennis fans from all across the

The legacy of Diego Maradona

December 9, 2020

It’s a fool’s errand to try to summarise Diego Maradona’s life and impact into just one article. He is so much more than that.

The Weeknd accuses the Grammys of corruption

December 9, 2020

After Hours was also the subject of near-universal acclaim from fans and critics alike. It is widely regarded as The Weeknd’s best artistic endeavour

The Boys are all right

December 9, 2020

The best aspect of The Boys is that it’s much more than just a superhero show.

If Anything Happens I Love You makes loss feel almost tangible

December 9, 2020

If Anything Happens I Love You is a powerful and effective depiction on the impacts of gun violence.

Recognising Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

December 9, 2020

OCD isn’t as plain and simple as joking about an unlevel shelf that you want to fix. As with other mental disorders, you should not be acting as if they are something that doesn’t truly affect real people.

Your guide to a ‘green’ Christmas in 2020

December 9, 2020

Taking our consumption down a notch, doing more to be environmentally aware and shopping locally will not make your Christmas any less glamorous, but it does have the extra bonus of a lower carbon footprint.

Finding your creative outlet during lockdown

December 9, 2020

Art is one way to find a new freedom. At least that’s what Ellen Moriarty, a second year nursing student felt when she picked up the paintbrush for the first time since secondary school during lockdown.

The Irish language is modernised with the new Béarla-Gaeilge dictionary

November 11, 2020

According to a press release on October 30th, the main aims of this project were to represent the current usage of both Gaeilge and English spoken in Ireland, the main dialects of contemporary Irish, and a broad range of language from technical to informal.

Rudaí a dhéanamh le linn ordú dianghlasála

April 1, 2020

Go bhfóire Dia orainn, tá an fírinne nua atá le feiceáil i gnach teach timpeall na tíre aisteach gan aon dabht. I rith cúpla lá bhí na hollscoil go léir dúnta agus bhí Temple Bar

Rudaí le haghaidh an deireadh seachtaine

March 18, 2020

Tá sé an-deacair am saor a fháil ag deireadh na seachtaine ach is rud riachtanach é, níl sé sláintiúil fánacht sa bhaile ag déanamh obair bhaile gach uile nóiméad den lae.

Hospitals face scrutiny for giving leftover vaccines to staff’s families

News

Hospitals face scrutiny for giving leftover vaccines to staff’s families

DCU Movember teams raise €21,000 for charity

IFUT call for clear health and safety plan if third level in-person classes are to resume

Features

DCU Tea Instagram account run by teen thousands of miles away.

Student nurses and midwives deserve more than a round of applause

It’s been tutu long for the ballet students in Ruth Shine’s School of Dance

Sport

Dundalk player Jordan Flores is nominated for the 2020 FIFA Puskas Award

ATP Tour tennis finals recap

The legacy of Diego Maradona

The Hype

The Weeknd accuses the Grammys of corruption

The Boys are all right

If Anything Happens I Love You makes loss feel almost tangible

Lifestyle

Recognising Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Your guide to a ‘green’ Christmas in 2020

Finding your creative outlet during lockdown

Gaeilge

The Irish language is modernised with the new Béarla-Gaeilge dictionary

Rudaí a dhéanamh le linn ordú dianghlasála

Rudaí le haghaidh an deireadh seachtaine

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