Trinity Intervarsities
(Trinity College )
"For those who don’t know Intervarsities is a national competition against other Irish college kayak clubs and this year will be held from the 31st January to 2nd February in Dublin, hosted by Trinity.Deadline for signups is 27th DecemberThere will be five different events taking place over the course of the weekend; whitewater, boater X, freestyle, long distance and polo, with one college coming out on top!This weekend is not one to miss, it’s a chance to spectate some class kayakers compete, cheer on your friends, make new friends from other colleges etc.To make the team for an event, you must meet the entry level skill cert requirement (i.e. level three for ww etc.) and compete in trials. However everyone will compete in the long distance event.The cost is €100, this includes competition entry, accommodation and transport for the whole weekend."
Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM)
(New Dawn Room of Student Life)
"We will be having our EGM to elect new committee members such as HSO, Treasurer, OCMs, a second PRO and Assistant Secretary but also to touch base with our society members to see what kind of activities you guys would like the society to do!"
UL Archery EGM
(Forest Room, New Student Union Building)
"Hey everyone! ?We are holding an EGM to elect a new Club Captain, and we are also looking for Vice roles across the committee, including: - President - Treasurer - Secretary - Equipment Officer - Health & Safety Officer - Public Relations OfficerThese roles are a great way to get involved, build experience, and help shape the future of the club. If you’re interested but would like to learn more before committing, feel free to reach out to us on Instagram (@ularchery) or by email at ularchery@gmail.com. We’re always happy to chat!All members are welcome, so come along and get involved! "
Lunch and Learn
(virtual)
"Lunch & Learn: What's Next? Life after your psychology degree.Our next speaker, Michelle Cregg, is an HCPC-registered Consultant Forensic Psychologist and an accredited Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) Practitioner specialising in the assessment, formulation and treatment of individuals with complex psychosis, complex emotional needs and personality disorder. She currently works within a specialist Complex Psychosis Team in the NHS in England, where her practice integrates relational, developmental, and systems-level approaches to support individuals with high levels of clinical risk, psychosocial needs, and long-term functional impairment.Michelle’s clinical and research interests centre on relational continuity and its role in promoting meaningful and sustained recovery for individuals with entrenched difficulties, including personality disorder and trauma-related presentations. She has a particular academic focus on how therapeutic relationships foster engagement, stabilise risk, and enhance long-term outcomes for people with complex and co-occurring needs. Her ongoing professional work also reflects a strong commitment to reducing health inequalities in psychological services, with specific emphasis on age and gender disparities in access, experience and treatment outcomes.Alongside her clinical roles, Michelle is an experienced Expert Witness who provides specialist assessments for Parole Boards, Immigration Tribunals and statutory agencies. She is highly skilled in risk assessment, including structured professional judgement methods for violence and self-harm, and is frequently consulted by multi-agency panels on managing risk in culturally diverse and high-stakes contexts. Her experience spans forensic, prison, community and local authority settings, giving her a broad applied understanding of how clinical, legal and social systems intersect in the management of complex risk.Originally from Roscommon, Michelle completed her BA in Psychology at NUI Maynooth, followed by an MSc in Forensic Psychology at London Metropolitan University. She subsequently completed the British Psychological Society Qualification in Forensic Psychology, achieving Chartership in 2012, and later undertook specialist training as a Cognitive Analytic Therapy Practitioner.Michelle brings a distinctive combination of clinical expertise, academic curiosity and policy-relevant insight, making her well positioned to contribute to health and social-care and justice sectors. Her background equips her to support in the areas of:• advanced risk assessment and management;• service development for people with complex psychosis and personality disorder;• expert evidence to inform high-stakes decision-making;• development and evaluation of trauma-informed and relationally informed practice;• teaching, supervision and research collaboration.Her work is shaped by a commitment to high-quality, recovery-oriented care and a strong belief in the value of evidence-based, relationally driven psychological practice.We can’t wait to learn, connect, and grow together. Let’s make this an amazing start to something special!Our speakers will share their educational journeys, the decisions that shaped their careers, and what their day-to-day work actually looks like now. Whether you’re curious, confused, excited, or all of the above, this series is here to give you real insight, real guidance, and a whole lot of inspiration.Each session, we’ll be joined by both past UL psychology students and other fantastic guests who all started exactly where you are now: with a passion for psychology. They’ve since gone on to take very different, and equally inspiring, career paths.This series is all about exploring life after your psychology degree, featuring real stories, unexpected turns, challenges, and the opportunities that open up once you step beyond the classroom.We’re absolutely delighted to kick off our first-ever Virtual Lunch & Learn Series with the University of Limerick Psychological Society! "
LVL 2 - Castleconnell Whitewater Trip
(Castleconnell)
"Whitewater kayaking trip on Castleconnell.Use this sign up for level 2 paddlers that are new to whitewater kayakingA level 2 kayak skills cert is needed to sign up.We will meet at the UL Boathouse (https://goo.gl/maps/WuFLkHmh3r7XTCc38) at 10:00 and then drive to the get on point at Castleconnell.Any kayaking gear including wetsuits can be provided just have swimwear, thermals, old shoes, and a towel.If you have any questions feel free to reach out."
LVL 3 - Castleconnell Whitewater Trip
(Castleconnell)
"Whitewater kayaking trip on Castleconnell.Use this sign up for level 3 paddlers that want to go peer paddlingA level 3 kayak skills cert is needed to sign up.We will meet at the UL Boathouse (https://goo.gl/maps/WuFLkHmh3r7XTCc38) at 10:00 and then drive to the get on point at Castleconnell.Any kayaking gear including wetsuits can be provided just have swimwear, thermals, old shoes, and a towel.If you have any questions feel free to reach out."
Info night/EGM
(Kemmy Buisness School (KBG-12))
"Come one and all to our most spectacular info night! Learn of our plans for the coming year, hear introductions from our beautiful committee members, and come to Scholars afterwards for a wonderfully sociable evening of drinks and discussion. All are welcome, especially those not (yet) in the clubWe also have committee roles up for grabs:Public Relations OfficerSponsorship and MediaClimbing Wall OfficerAssistant Trips Officer"
Speed friending (Queer Hangouts)
(Keystone Room, New Student Life Building)
"A weekly chill space for our members to meet up and relax. This week we'll be doing speed friending! The perfect opportunity to make new friends and meet fellow people in the society. It's from 2pm to 4pm, but feel free to drop in whenever! So come hangout and have fun!"
DFR Course
(UL Student Centre)
"Diver First Responder (DFR) Course This Diver First Responder (DFR) course is listed in the Training & Standards document DI401 Revision No. 18– 25-January-2025, PART B: DIVING COURSES, pages 72-74. We recommend you read the T&S section on Attendance at Courses and Tests (page 35) and are familiar with the Training & Standards document DI401."
The Siege of Limerick
(North Campus Pitches )
"The Siege of Limerick 2026 !!!All are invited to The Siege of Limerick, the best tournament of the year!! Hosted on our very own campus, teams come from all over the world to play in Ireland's largest outdoor frisbee tournament that caters to both the Women's and Open division. To kick off the weekend we will have our annual fundraiser on Friday the 6th in The Locke Bar to raise money for Jigsaw, a charity that provide valuable resources for young people's mental health. Games begin on the Saturday over on North Campus and we'll see a great mix of battles between college teams and clubs from Ireland and oversees. After a long day of playing we bring the party to Dolans for a night of music, meeting fellow tournament attendees, and extravagant costumes to fit the theme - check out the instgram @thesiegeoflimerick to find out what this theme is. Then we'll drag our tired heads and bodies back to North Campus bright and early on Sunday morning to continue the fun and decide who the winners of The Siege of Limerick will be. Of course those of us still standing will gather for chill pints/debrief in Hurlers on Sunday night to reminisce on the great weekend we just had (and maybe start making plans for next year). Participation in this tournament will be organised through our main communication platform- WhatsApp so if you aren't in the group send us an email and we'll sort you out!"
Lunch and Learn with Dr Aoife Whiston
(virtual)
"Dr. Aoife Whiston is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Limerick, where she teaches, supervises PhD students, and researches psychological stress, depression, and related physiological responses. Her academic work often uses innovative methods such as network analysis and wearable technology to explore how stress and residual symptoms interact in mental health conditions like depression, and she has published multiple peer-reviewed articles in these areas. Dr. Whiston also contributes to applied research projects at UL, including studies on physical activity and stroke recovery, and is actively involved in interdisciplinary collaborations within the university’s Health Research Institute.We’re excited to welcome Dr Whiston for our Lunch and Learn. We look forward to hearing about her career pathway, which we know will offer inspiration and a practical perspective for anyone interested in research, psychology, or health sciences."
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