(Courtyard meeting room)
"Assalamu alaykum warahmatullah wabaarakatuh, UL Islamic Community. We're glad to bring to you again the Annual General Meeting, which creates an avenue to evaluate the progress of the Islamic community, and also elucidate on the available positions of the executive committee for the coming session. We invite all Muslim brothers and sisters, both students and alumni, to join us in attendance. Particularly, if you'll be interested in being a part of the UL ISOC Executive Committee for the coming academic session (2025/2026), this is a golden chance. Kindly join us tomorrow as we discuss all the 10 positions available and other related things. Details are below: Date/Time: Tuesday, March 18, 2025; 5 PM - 7 PM Venue: Courtyard Meeting Room, Student Life Building, UL"
(Kemmy Business School (KBG-15))
"Guest speaker: Daniel Vazquez joins us from Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, to discuss the ethics of arguing both perspectives of a topic. With many thanks to Dr. Vazquez, UL's Philosophy and Debate Society is glad to announce its first guest speaker event! With focus, as previously mentioned in this post, on the ethics of a given topic's varied perspectives, Daniel Vazquez has provided the following abstract to his discussion:Allowing space to argue for both sides of a difficult question or case often benefits our understanding, belief formation, risk assessment, and decision-making. But is it always morally appropriate to discuss both sides of an issue? Should we always allow equal time to advocate for both sides? Examples like pseudoscientific theories, political filibusters, and vested interests that manufacture doubt suggest not. But where and under what minimal moral principles should we draw the line? Philosophers and scientists have disagreed about the appropriateness and limits of arguing both sides since ancient times. Two ideals seem to clash. On the one hand, discovery and the search for truth require the freedom to assess all possible arguments to maximize the chances of success. On the other hand, sometimes pondering both sides strikes us as morally intolerable, a waste of time or falling into rhetorical traps that harm rather than benefit an investigation.He has provided a brief autobiography as well, seen below. Dr Daniel Vázquez is an Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Philosophy, and co-director of the Institute for Interdisciplinary and Engaged Philosophy at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. He is also a member of the Trinity Plato Centre and the philosophy reviewer for the journal Greece & Rome.Dr Vázquez has published in various areas of ancient philosophy, especially on Plato, the Stoics, and the scepticism of Sextus Empiricus. His recent and forthcoming publications include Suspension of Belief (Cambridge UP 2024) and Escepticismo, metafísica y argumentación (NUN, Mexico City 2024), as well as three co-edited volumes: Cause and Explanation in Ancient Philosophy (Routledge 2024), Plato on Time and the World (Palgrave McMillan 2023), and Time and Cosmology in Plato and the Platonic Tradition (Brill 2022).In addition to his work on the history of philosophy, Dr Vázquez has taught ethics, political philosophy, and epistemology around the world (including Oxford, London, Barcelona, Sao Paulo and Mexico City) and is co-founder and volunteer for the Centre of Human Rights Studies, based in Mexico City. The not-for-profit think-tank works on combatting all forms of violence, oppression and discrimination, advancing social justice, and strengthening the respect for human rights, equity and diversity.Refreshments will be provided. "
(CastleConnell Serenity Sauna)
"Hey Guys! On Tuesday 18th March, we will be heading back out to CastleConnell Serenity Sauna to have a relaxing social event with the team! We will be there for 90 minutes using the sauna and also swimming. It's €5 a head. Payment link will be sent out closer to the time. Carpool will be organised closer to the time. Hope to see you all there !!"
(The Pavilion )
"The Table Quiz That Goes WrongWe're super excited to announce that we will be holding a Table Quiz this Tuesday, March 18th at 7pm, in the S?w?i?f?t?, (whoops, meant to say) the PAVILION. Hopefully, nothing else goes wrong during our Table Quiz That Goes Wrong (wait...) Expect typical category themes with untypical questions. Tickets are €5 per person or €20 for a group of four. If you don't have a group no stress, we'll be helping you guys form teams on the night. We'll have a raffle on the night to help raise funds for our arts department just in time for our production. We can't wait to see ye all there!"
(Pess Lounge area)
"AGM On March the 18th at 8pm after our regularly scheduled Tuesday training.So if you want to be on committee, or have a say on who represents you next year. Make sure you come to our AGM. Key topics such as changes to the club constitution will also be discussed. As usual donuts will be provided for the event"
(EmbodyFitness,Castletroy Shopping Centre)
"Need a break from the pressure of midterms, assignments, or life in general? Come salsa the stress away with us at our Salsa dance class! Whether you're an absolute beginner (which, let's be real, most of us are) or a seasoned dancer, this is your chance to let loose and enjoy a night full of energy and good vibes. Lifts are available - pop us a dm and we'll sort you out! This event is fully subsidised, so all you need to bring is your water and some energy! See you there!!!"
(Irish Aerial creation centre )
"Sara is an artist from Malaga who trained in acting in Escuela Superior de Arte Dramatico de Malaga and she discovered the aerial world a few years ago and she fell in love with it. She moved to Ireland in 2018 to do her internship with the Irish Aerial Creation Center and she loved it so much that she decided to stay. She is the head teacher from the Irish Aerial Creation Centre, head teacher of UL aerial dance class and an associate artist with Fidget Feet. She's been seen in the most recent Fidget Feet Show H.O.M.E, a mix of aerial, hip-hop and opera all together (pretty cool!). Sara loves exploring any kind of movement up in the air and down on the floor, but what she really loves are cows! Sarad her harness training with Fidget Feet a few years ago and since then she hasn't stopped. When she does bungee she feels like a badass, it is the mix of the dancing, the harness and the flying high all together."
(Scholars Club)
"Sing like nobody is watching!??That's right we're doing Karaoke night at the Scholars Club on Monday the 24th of March at 7pm. This will be a night for socialisation, fun, drinks and of course singing in front of your peers rather than stabbing them like we usually do. This event is completely free to come to, and it's completely open to everyone not just members of fencing. There will also be a raffle. So if you want to hang out, sing and enjoy a fun night. Come on down for some Karaoke on the 24th at 7pm"
(Dolan's Kasbah)
"Queerbash; our big event, is coming up! Get your best vampire costume ready, because our theme this year is... Vampire Coven!For those not in the know, Queerbash is our big, annual, queer party! We have performers such as Harry Kelly, DJ Glossyboi, drag performers such as Asher B Grant, Sour Pusse & Starfall, and UL Dance Society is taking part, too!The venue this year is Dolan's Kasbah. The event is taking place on Wednesday the 26th of March.Tickets are €12 .They are available via the Eventbrite link below, or you can pay upon arrival, either by cash or card.https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/queerbash-19-tickets-1276902542879?aff=oddtdtcreator"
(Kemmy Business School)
"Hey everyone what does SISTEM stand for CompSoc is helping organize SISTEM, a tech conference about technology, what else would it be about? SISTEM (the Student Inter-Society Tech & Enterprise Meetup) is Ireland's largest tech conference organized by students for students, with the mission to inspire the next generation of tech. It is the only student-run tech conference in Ireland, and one of very few student-run tech conferences in the world. SISTEM is organized by a collection of student societies from across the island of Ireland, including us at UL CompSoc, UCD Netsoc, DCU Redbrick, DU CSS, TUD Compsoc, DU Netsoc, MU CSS, UCC Netsoc, QUB Compsoc, and NUIG Compsoc. More info on the event here: https://sistemconf.comThe event's going to feature talks, panels and interactive workshops with a variety of guest speakers, and we encourage you guys to join!"
(24 Drury St, Dublin, D02 V658)
"Come join us on a trip to Dublin to forge your own one of a kind ring! This event includes your travel to and from Dublin by train as well as the cost of the workshop. You will also have a little free time to do some exploring of the city."
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