By Sarah Gill Ro, Bee and Teddy C. Three lads from Tullamore with the force of a generation behind them. The infectious charisma and energy of the group permeated into every crevice of the Róisín Dubh. When they said jump, we jumped. Not one person left the gig without sweat on their brow and a smile … Read more... about Chasing Abbey at the Róisín Dubh
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NUI Galway and RTÉ partner up for research and a new Masters programme
By Tarryn McGuire Fíos Físe, an exciting partnership between NUI Galway and RTÉ, is a new Irish language audience research initiative that … Read more... about NUI Galway and RTÉ partner up for research and a new Masters programme
NUIG Students’ Union holds protest to secure funding for College Counselling Service
By Conor Brummell NUI Galway’s Students’ Union called an urgent protest on Wednesday 10 October to highlight the need for more … Read more... about NUIG Students’ Union holds protest to secure funding for College Counselling Service
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Over 50 Galway students report being sexually assaulted in past six months
By Áine Kenny The Galway Rape Crisis Centre has said that around 50 students from Galway came forward and reported being sexually assaulted or raped in the past six months alone. Cathy Connolly, executive … Read more... about Over 50 Galway students report being sexually assaulted in past six months
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Meet your new SU Ethnic Minorities Officer: Victoria Chihumura
By Áine Kenny Last year, the Students’ Union held a referendum on the creation of new roles. One of these roles was an Ethnic Minorities Officer, and on Thursday 27 September, Victoria Chihumura was deemed … Read more... about Meet your new SU Ethnic Minorities Officer: Victoria Chihumura
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Final year diaries part three: Let the games begin
By Aileen O’Leary Somewhere around 8:50am I make my way to the reading room, groggy and slightly cranky, I convince myself this is how I’ll get work done before lectures, this is how I’ll fill … Read more... about Final year diaries part three: Let the games begin
Opinion
Sports opinion: the genial gambling hypocrite
By Gary Elbert Michael D. Higgins made headlines back in July when lambasting the proliferation of betting companies advertising their services at sporting events. The octogenarian President received almost … Read more... about Sports opinion: the genial gambling hypocrite
Fashion
Four fashion forward YouTubers you need to watch
By Anastasia Burton In recent years, YouTube has become a huge platform for fashion lovers to share their style, inspiration and favourite brands and shops. In fact, it has been a game changer in the world of … Read more... about Four fashion forward YouTubers you need to watch
Lifestyle
A student’s guide to minimalism
By Tarryn McGuire The minimalist way of life is rapidly increasing in popularity, and we aren’t surprised. Minimalism can bring clarity and purpose to one’s life, while also saving time and money. By taking on … Read more... about A student’s guide to minimalism
Entertainment
The manic beauty of Arctic Monkeys’ gig in Dublin
By Caileigh Ryan “I just wanted to be one of The Strokes, now look at the mess you made me make,” sings Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner as he kicks off their second night in Dublin (after a fairly impressive … Read more... about The manic beauty of Arctic Monkeys’ gig in Dublin
Sports
NBA season preview: all roads lead to Golden State
By Darragh Nolan Another NBA off season has brought with it the usual whirlwind of change we’ve come to expect. Stars continue to move around the league in pursuit of an elusive championship ring. LeBron James’ … Read more... about NBA season preview: all roads lead to Golden State
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