Politicians play blame game in Phoenix Park fallout
In the wake of this summers Swedish House Mafia concert in the Phoenix Park, Blake Andrews takes a closer look at
Australia Inside Out: a look at the realites of Irish emmigration down under
If you were around at all last week in UCD, hospital you will have probably noticed that behind the masses
‘Come on, Vogue!’
Lauren Tracey discusses the relevance of Vogue Magazine, sick a true icon, sickness still looking fabulous at 120 years old. “Every
The Brant Brothers: A New Saga of Socialites on the New York Scene
Niamh Kelly discusses the equally ridiculous and fabulous lives of fashion’s new favourite brothers (and supermodel progeny), Peter & Harry
Advanced Style
Roisin Sweeney looks at Ari Seth Cohen’s new book ‘Advanced Style’, discovering that the rarely publicised style of the silver-haired-set is definitely something
Dissolving From Change
sat down with up-and-coming playwright Stefanie Preissner to discuss her latest Absolut Fringe play
Rapturous Resonance: Electric Picnic 2012
With the festival blues kicking in on campus, pharmacy Ciaran Breslin takes a look at the highlights of this year’s
Inside the Fringe
It’s the end of the summer and we’re all back to college but that doesn’t mean the festival season is
“It Just Gets Better and Better”
“Stephen West caught up with Wunderbra as they take the next step in their musical journey. It’s no secret that
UCDSU Open Day
UCD Students’ Union held an open day today. Between eighty and ninety incoming students gathered in the cinema of the
UCDSU launch Clever Cuisine
UCDSU has partnered with M&K Meats Ltd to launch their Clever Cuisine scheme, offering UCD students weekly packs of four
“Gay marriage is a product of this bunker mentality”
The College Tribune sat down with columnist, John Waters, to discuss the issue of same-sex marriage. Waters recounted an incident, which had