Díospóid Dhlíthiúil an tSamhraidh; Cogadh faoi Chroim
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Is mór an méid atá á thuairisciú maidir le dlíodóirí a oibríonn ar phainéal cúnaimh dlí choiriúil an Stáit sa Chúirt Dúiche ag dul ar stailc le linn an tsamhraidh.…
It has been a busy summer for UCD track and field athletes with both past and present students performing well on the European stage. The European Championships in Birmingham saw…
UCD’s latest fixture against Finn Harps on Friday the 28th of August produced one of the more memorable games of the season so far. With end-to-end football throughout, William O’Connor’s…
Far from being confined to the world of Robin Hood and William Tell, the UCD Archery Club provides a vibrant and active outlet for a sport growing in popularity. At…
“Don’t go bankrupt, don’t get sued, and don’t get kicked out of the office.” These are the three pieces of advice that almost every editorial team at The College Tribune…
Every friend group eventually acquires a lawyer. They do not necessarily have a law degree. In fact, they may never have attended a law lecture in their life. But when…
Four UCD graduates from Gaza share their struggle and fear of becoming homeless in Ireland after their scholarships come to an end. Managing to escape a genocide and reaching a…
“The days of Whitehall fighting the devolution of power into the regions and nations are over, for good,” declared Andy Burnham in a June speech in Manchester. “No.10 North will…
As the 2024 General Election drew to a close, Fine Gael wonderkid Simon Harris became entangled in an embarrassing incident. While campaigning at Kanturk, Cork, Harris was filmed ignoring and…
The National Transport Authority (NTA) this month announced an average increase of 15% for adult fares on public transport services across the country. The increase, which will affect Luas, DART,…
Documents seen by The College Tribune through a Freedom of Information request have shown a recorded 47 breaches of academic integrity from AI use by students in the 2025/2026 academic…
“You’ve heard of money,” began Minister for Finance Simon Harris’ speech to the Dáil this Thursday afternoon: “now get ready for… none of that.” The ‘No More Money’ scheme, to…