Lee challenges Law Soc election result
Chris Lee has confirmed that he is contesting the validity of this week’s Law Soc Auditor election. Lee lost Wednesday’s election to Sinéad Rooney by thirty three votes after the…
Candidates’ Manifestos
Candidates have finalized their manifestos for the upcoming UCD Students’ Union Sabbatical Elections. The College Tribune has viewed the manifestos for the eleven candidates. President Only one candidate is running…
Rooney elected LawSoc auditor
Sinéad Rooney has been elected the auditor of the 102nd session of LawSoc. She defeated fellow candidates Chris Lee and Paul Hutchinson in the election that took place on Wednesday…
Candidates confirmed for UCDSU Sabbatical Election
Eleven candidates have been nominated to contest the upcoming UCDSU Sabbatical elections. Two positions, cialis SU President and Entertainments Officer, will be uncontested this year. Current UCDSU Welfare Officer Rachel…
Law Soc Election: Hutchinson’s posters go missing
The College Tribune has received reports that a number of posters belonging to current LawSoc auditor candidate, Paul Hutchinson, have gone missing. It has believed that somewhere between 100 and…
Possibility of Belfield FM society being formed
Speculation that Belfield FM could become a society was met with confusion this week. The station will lose its SU support if the Union’s proposed constitution is ratified next month.…
Race for Law Soc Auditor Begins
The election for the position of Auditor in LawSoc is due to take place on February 15th. Three candidates, prostate Paul Hutchinson, treat Sinéad Rooney and Chris Lee are running…
Bid to overturn sacking of Print Bureau staff fails
An attempt to overturn UCD Students’ Union decision to close its print bureau failed on Monday night when the first Union General Meeting held in twenty-four years failed to reach…
Newman Games kick off Wednesday 8th February
This year’s Newman Games will be held on Wednesday 8th February on the pitches beside Centra. Present Sports Officer, Paddy Guiney, spoke to the College Tribune about the event and…
Sabbatical officers mid-term review: Rachel Breslin
I n her manifesto, capsule the top five reasons to vote for Breslin were: “Making Welfare Relevant to You, viagra Safer Nights Out, Student-Centred Residences, Because Your Money Matters, and…
Sabbatical officers mid-term review: Brendan Lacey
Brendan Lacey contested last year’s Campaigns and Communications race on the back of his experience as the first ever UCD Sports Officer, see a class rep and a member of…
€1000 loss for Residences Ball
Students’ Union Welfare Vice-President, Rachel Breslin, has informed the College Tribune that the Residences Ball was never meant to be a profitable event for the Union but an event planned…