Pieces published in The University Observer
The University Observer is the paper of record of University College Dublin and is Ireland’s most widely-read student publication with a circulation of 10,000 and a readership of approximately 24,000.
In 2009-2010 I was the full-time Deputy Editor of the paper, having been Online Editor the year previous, and a contributor across a multitude of sections in the three years previous.
A UCD graduate has been nominated by the Government to be named President of the High Court.
Gavan Reilly reduces the Internet t0 426 words for your ease. He’s nice that way.
UCD Students’ Union Council has approved a draft budget for the Union, projecting a net deficit of just over €25,000 for the current academic year.
A legal document has been sent to the University on behalf of the Students’ Union over concerns that students have been overcharged for this year’s student centre levy.
Record levels of society membership don’t tell the whole story of declining student participation in extra-curricular activity, according to Gavan Reillly
• 57% of students in favour, 17% against; 22% undecided • Two-thirds of undecided student voters are female
Gavan Reilly gets his head around The Big Bang Theory
As postering in UCD is slowly suffocated by the drive for political correctness, Gavan Reilly asks why it’s only women who complain of being objectified.
As Bernard Dunne loses his world boxing crown, Gavan Reilly contemplates the poetic charm of Irish sporting life
The management of the UCD Sports Centre have reported an increase in operating revenue for the financial year ending 30th September, despite a fall in the subsidy paid to it by the University authorities to fund its activities.