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Dr Maurice Manning, Chair of the Expert Advisory Group on Centenary Commemorations, explains the significance of this, the final year of the #DecadeOfCentenaries Programme. @@ucddublin @OireachtasNews @merrionstreet @UN

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Decade of Centenaries 2023 - Maurice Manning speaking at the National Library of Ireland
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Join us next Thursday at 7pm for a conversation with writer Declan Toohey as part of Past/Present/Pride – a series of conversations celebrating LGBTI+ writers. The event will be followed by a drinks reception. Book your tickets now at moli.ticketsolve.com/ticketb…
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New research into the Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry (which operated from 1837 to 1992) has challenged several key findings of a major public inquiry into the Irish state's involvement with the Magdalene laundries. ucd.ie/newsandopinion/news/2…

New research contradicts official State narrative on the Magdalene laundries 

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The Inter-Departmental Committee (IDC), established after the United Nations Committee Against Torture urged Ireland to investigate abuse allegations from survivors of Magdalene laundries, published a report in 2013 detailing 'significant' state collusion with these institutions.
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Among the report’s notable findings was the claim the laundries were not generally highly profitable, and that they instead operated on a ‘break-even basis’.
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This has now been challenged by UCD research in a new book, ‘A Dublin Magdalene Laundry: Donnybrook and Church-State Power in Ireland’.
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Dr Mark Coen, @UCDLawSchool, discovered hundreds of documents relating to the operation of the Donnybrook laundry after receiving access to its former site by its new owners.
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Spring and ducklings have arrived on @ucddublin Belfield campus this morning!
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🦜🦮 Opinion: Want to help protect rare birds in nesting season? Keep your dog on its lead 🧵 @barryjmcmahon: "There are few sights more joyful than a dog bounding through the countryside. But for ground-nesting birds and other wildlife, the experience is quite different."
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"Letting a dog off its lead can disturb several species without the owner even noticing."
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"And with spring and summer approaching, the breeding season for a vast array of wildlife, some environmental charities are urging people to keep their dogs under control and to stick to paths when walking in nature reserves."
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"The law already obliges dog owners in the UK to keep their pets on a lead no longer than two metres between March 1 and July 31 when on land with public right of access."
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"To be clear, the destruction of habitats as a result of changes in how the land is used, including intensive farming and road building, is a far greater cause of wildlife decline than anything the average dog is capable of."
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"But birds which build their nests and incubate eggs on the ground, such as curlews, yellowhammers and skylark, are put at greater risk of losing their offspring as a result of being disturbed."
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"A dog bursting through the undergrowth of a woodland or lolloping through tall grass on a moorland can flush out and frighten adult birds incubating their eggs in well-hidden nests."
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"The unguarded eggs and chicks are an easy target for predators, but even if they escape becoming a fox’s next meal, they may be abandoned."
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"While certainly not the biggest threat to wildlife, your overly enthusiastic dog is another risk to the viability of eggs and chicks during a critical time of year."
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🔗 Full story: Freak on a Leash ucd.ie/newsandopinion/news/2…

Opinion: Want to help protect rare birds in nesting season? Keep your dog on its lead

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🚀📊 Four subjects at UCD have achieved a top-50 listing in the latest QS @TopUnis Ranking by Subject. 🔹 Library & Information Management (23; Highest ranked subject 🇮🇪) 🔹 English Language & Literature (39) 🔹 Vet Science (39) 🔹 Petroleum Eng. (40) ucd.ie/newsandopinion/news/2…

UCD tops QS World University Rankings by Subject in Ireland with 42 world-ranked subjects and 4...

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🚲💳 UCD ‘bike library’ scheme expanded to 20 Dublin schools to encourage sustainable travel 🧵 Our partnership with the National Transport Authority will give families the opportunity to loan an e-bikes or cargo bikes for the duration of the school year at no charge.
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