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		<title>Library to Begin Removing Items from Empty Desks amid James Joyce Level 2 Seating Chaos</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Following the partial reopening of the James Joyce Library’s second floor, UCD’s largest and most frequented library, the big reveal has received a range of reactions from students. Whilst it is part of a larger, long-awaited project, the renovations and this step in particular have left many students with mixed reviews and sparking debates over [&#8230;]
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		<title>Thanks for the ride! &#8211; Is common courtesy going out the door?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanking the bus driver has always been emblematic of the Irish culture of respect and kindness, like apologising when someone else bumps into you. However, bus culture in Ireland seems to be changing, especially at UCD. Is it possible that Irish common courtesy is going out the door? Some of the changes are in the [&#8230;]
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