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Support a Student in Challenging Times

The Global pandemic has reduced the capacity of the University to respond to student needs. Our primary concern is the wellbeing and safety of current and incoming students, particularly the most vulnerable, who must not be the ones to lose out during this period.

The support of alumni and friends at this time is fully inspirational and hugely important.

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The UCD University Club is open for takeaway, and click and collect service

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Following Irish Government directive, UCD Alumni Office is closed and activity has moved to virtual engagement. Our new UCD: In Conversation series with listen back links can be found here. UCD What it Takes series links can be found here.

Welcome to UCD Alumni

With a global network of almost 300,000, the UCD alumni community is far reaching and yet more connected than ever. Even in these challenging times we strive to maintain a high level of engagement through our various online activities, and continue to create a supportive environment for our alumni to thrive, network, and be inspired. We value each member of our community and are truly appreciative of your support and generosity.

To stay connected, join the online Alumni Network, follow our social media pages and update your details.

Alumni Spotlight

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Niall Norton | Ireland

Niall Norton is a UCD BComm graduate. He has a very successful career in the telecommunications sector and is CEO of Openet (an Amdocs Company), a world leading Digital BSS company that provides data management solutions. When Niall is not working, he enjoys a little cycling, swimming, science fiction and not surprisingly taking old computers apart.

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Kara Kelly | Ireland

Kara Kelly is a Business and Law (BBL) graduate from the Sutherland School of Law. She has spent over 8 years working in television production and currently works as a Freelance Assistant Producer & Reporter with RTÉ Sport, Ireland’s national broadcaster.

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Michael Coleman | Finland

2020 marked the 50th anniversary of Michael Coleman’s graduation from UCD with a BA in History. Michael retired from a successful academic career at The University of Jyväskylä in Finland in 2010. He is the author of the book “American Indians, the Irish, and Government Schooling: A Comparative Study”. He lives in Finland with his wife Sirkka.