2022 Re-connections - UCD Connections

MAEVE FITZSIMONS

BSocSc 2019, MSc Children and Youth Studies 2020

lives in Ireland. Memories of UCD: Being a member of the UCD Philharmonic Choir, performing in the National Concert Hall and being in the Film Society, auditioning and getting picked to play a small part in one of their productions. I loved the UCD Cinema and went weekly. Loved the campus, the cafés and the swans. Having to do our lectures online during our masters when COVID-19 hit and managing our assignments and research from home.

RICHARD IAN FLORES

GradDip Nursing Critical Care 2020

lives in Ireland and works as a staff nurse in the ITU at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital.

PARIKSHITA JAIN

Msc Space Science and Technology 2020

lives in India, where she owns her own business. Memories of UCD: Loved my time socialising with people from different countries and cultures. The Bel eld campus is so beautiful – I remember taking a full tour of the place just a day before leaving and falling in love with the hidden places I couldn’t see while studying. I’ll miss UCD forever!

KATHY TEOH

MA Gender Studies 2020

lives in Singapore, and works at Lloyd’s Register as Inclusion & Belonging Lead (Asia). Memories of UCD: Having a dialogue between our lecturer and my classmates at the Clubhouse Bar on resolving inequalities in the world. As a very diverse cohort, we brought different perspectives to the table which provided a lot of food for thought.

SHRINWANTI MISTRI

MSc International Relations 2020

lives in Ireland and works at IBAT College as an academic administrator. Memories of UCD: As an international student, every day meant exploring a new chapter and making a treasure house of beautiful memories. I was a member of the UCDSU and the UCD Indian Society, Amnesty International UCD, etc. As the master’s representative (Belfield Campus) of the Indian Society, I enjoyed Indian festivals with non-Indian friends and classmates. UCD felt like a home away from home.

NADIA ABU ALIA

LLM Human Rights 2020

lives in Jerusalem, Palestine and works at the OECD as a Junior Consultant. Memories of UCD: A bus ride back to UCD. The custom while riding the bus in Ireland is to stand up before your stop and wait at the door, an unspoken rule almost everyone will become immediately familiar with. On this day, a foreigner who missed his stop (as he was still sitting in his seat) started shouting at the bus driver. When I apologised for the man’s behaviour, the bus driver’s witty response made me realise life is good if you let go of negative comments and experiences, an art mastered by Irish people.

AMINATA S CONTEH

International Development 2021

lives in Sierra Leone and is Founder and Coordinator at Glowing Embers Network. Memories of UCD: In November 2020, I lost my elder sister back home but I will always be grateful for the support I got from my lecturers (especially Professor Paul Walsh), my classmates, the school’s counselling team and the chaplain. Love on Campus: I found love in the lifelong friendships I made at UCD.

SIEW CHONG KEIT

MSc Management 2012

lives in Singapore and is a freelance digital research associate. Memories of UCD: My two years at UCD were hectic, meeting deadlines, attending lessons and doing exams. Classes were fun, especially lectures by overseas professors. As an adult learner, I had never felt so alive. Gearing up for exams was intense. Those two years, they felt short, but exuberant

D SAMILKA CHAMINI MENDIS

BSc Management Information Systems 2013

lives in Sri Lanka and works as an administration manager at the Institute of Incorporated Engineers. Memories of UCD: Found lifelong friends. I have attended all the alumni gatherings held in Sri Lanka and participated in the Business Alumni Challenge for the last two years.

STEFAN WITTMANN

Business Erasmus 2014

lives in Germany and works at Banxware.com as Head of Sales and Business Development. Love on Campus: I fell in love with an Italian Erasmus classmate who turned out to be the love of my life. Laura owned my heart ever since our first deep conversations beside UCD’s swan lake.

ORLA MC MANAMLY

BAFS 2015

lives in Bermuda and works at Hannover Re as a Pricing Actuary. Memories of UCD: If I could go back and do any part of my college time again it would be my final year UCD Volunteers Overseas (UCDVO) adventure in Nicaragua, a once-in-a-lifetime, unforgettable experience for which I will always be grateful. Love on Campus: After ten years, we turned the handshake at the meet and greet for Ad Astra into something more than “just friends”. The same degrees, the same graduate jobs, living on the same small remote island, working in the same office many years later. It turns out we had the same feelings for each other in common too.

DAVID KNOWLES

BSc Landscape Architecture 2015

lives in Ireland and is Assistant Staff Offcer at Cork City Council. Memories of UCD: Great memories from our time in Berlin on an educational trip to experience design firsthand.

PRAMITHA SAGARAGE

BSc Management Information Systems 2016

lives in Sri Lanka and works at Informatics International Ltd in business analysis. In the last year, Pramitha provided solutions for the traffic management system for Sri Lanka.

SHAH FAHAD

Msc Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development 2016

lives in Pakistan and works in Karachi as a horticulture manager. Memories of UCD: As an international student, I remember the great support from Irish students and a friendly environment cultivated by the teaching staff. My thesis supervisor Deirdre O’Connor was such a big help, especially when I lost my father. A number of field trips were astonishing and will be a lifetime memory. Love on Campus: I liked a girl named Katrina but never expressed my feelings. So I stayed single!

SHERINI MINEKA RUVANTHI MARAMBE

BSc Human Resources Management 2016

is from Sri Lanka but works at the Trauma Healing Institute, Philadelphia, USA as Children’s Master Facilitator, conducting trauma healing counselling sessions. Memories of UCD: One lecturer who taught us Accounting looked like Korean singer/rapper Psy so people referred to him as such and the nickname stuck. Now I can’t even recall his name. Love on Campus: I had a crush on a guy in my class but did not have the courage to tell him. He is still single, according to classmates!

FIONA HEALY O’NEILL

GradDip Mindfulness Based Interventions 2017

lives in Cork and works at Cork Life Centre and CardMedic as a Literacy Language and Wellbeing Co-Ordination and Accessibility Advisor. Memories of UCD: Learning about the role of fairies and Irish mythology in Irish spirituality – I find myself thinking of it down here in rural Co. Cork! I have a particular love of the lake as a place of rest and contemplation and enjoy taking my own children to spend time there when we visit Dublin.

RONALD MATEYO MBOLA

MA Education 2017

lives in Zambia and is head teacher in a rural secondary school. Memories of UCD: An outing to the Giant’s Causeway, Co. Antrim.

A MAHESHA DILHANI MENDIS

BSc 2018

lives in Sri Lanka. Memories of UCD: It was the best opportunity I ever had. I achieved a life goal by learning computer science. Special gratitude to you, UCD!

ARTUR PAPRZYCKI

MSc 2018

lives in Ireland. Memories of UCD: Going to the campus sauna and swimming pool after evening lectures.

CHLOE MC CUMISKEY

BSc 2018

lives in Ireland and works at Almac Pharma Services Dundalk as a production specialist. Memories of UCD: Taking the 6:30am bus from Dundalk, arriving at UCD at 8am and walking into the Science building knowing it was essentially my second home. Loved every second of being at UCD. Love on Campus: UCD fostered a love of science and many amazing and lasting friendships

CHIH KUAN TING

MB BCh BAO 2000

lives in Malaysia and works in Kuala Lumpur as an Interventional Cardiologist.

CHIBHUNU A LUKIKO

MSc Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development 2002

lives in Tanzania and is retired. Memories of UCD: Good lecturers and lovely staff.

NIAMH O’CONNELL

BA 2000

lives in Ireland and is Director of The Wellness Clinic. Memories of UCD: Parties in the Science Block – as an Arts student it was exciting to meet people from other faculties and see into their college experience. I also loved being part of the Literary & Historical Society in first year.

PETER FRANCEV

MA Philosophy 2001

lives in the US and is a Senior Lecturer at Victor Valley College. Memories of UCD: Postgraduate seminars on David Hume and Maurice Merleau-Ponty given by Professors Jim O’Shea and Tim Mooney, respectively. I cannot thank them for their guidance, even though they may not be aware of their impact on my education.

DR NABOTH NAMARA

HDip Remedial and Special Education 2002, MA Women’s Studies 2010

lives in Uganda where he recently founded the Inclusive Development Approaches NGO. Memories of UCD: Visiting fellow African students on the UCD Smurfit, Blackrock campus; having a drink in the Students’ Union bar.

NAUMAN ULLAH KHAN CHATTHA

LLM 2002

lives in Pakistan and is CEO of Immigration Law Solicitors in Lahore. Memories of UCD: Excellent.

GUOMA AL RGIBI

PhD 2007

lives in Libya and is Head of Banking and Finance at the Libyan Academy.

KAREN O’CONNELL

BA 2007, MA 2008

lives in Ireland and works at Google as Engineering Site Program Manager. Memories of UCD: One of my happiest memories is of the last day of term in May 2007 at the end of my master’s in Geography. It was a beautiful sunny day, there was a concert in the old Student Centre and students were arriving from all over Dublin as word got out that a brilliant party was taking place. I remember being surrounded by friends and being so excited about my future and so grateful to have made such wonderful friends at UCD. A moment of real joy and reflection. Thank you, UCD.

DHANUSHKA GUNASINGHE

BSc Management Information Systems 2008

lives in Sri Lanka and works at Sri Lanka Telecom as Senior Assistant Manager. In the last year, Dhanushka became a certified IBM Integration Developer and received a diploma in Robotics Process Automation.

MARIA XINIA GUIDOTE-DOYLE

(HDip Nursing Studies Perioperative Nursing 2003)

lives in Western Australia and works at St John of God Subiaco Hospital in Perth as a clinical theatre nurse. Memories of UCD: A great time attending lectures, meeting other postgrad students and having lunch in St Stephen’s Green

JEAN MURPHY

(BSocSc 2000)

lives in Ireland and is Assistant Manager at the Amber Womens Refuge CLG which provides services to women and children moving on from domestic violence. Memories of UCD: Without a doubt, Professor Tom Garvin’s lectures.

DR EL MOUATAMID BEN ROCHD

PhD 1990

lives in Morocco and is retired as a scholar of languages and philosophy. Memories of UCD: While commuting back and forth between Morocco and Ireland, I was lucky to meet my second family, the Greenes. I also had interesting encounters with writer and filmmaker Bob Quinn and separately with physician, Dr Tony Hussein, who encouraged me to run the Dublin Marathon. In the soccer World Cup, my heart is always with the Greens. I love Ireland.

DERMOT MURRAY

BSc 1992

lives in the US and works at Constellation Energy as Director of Sustainability and Climate Strategy, responsible for developing and implementing Constellation’s sustainability strategy, with a particular emphasis on helping customers meet their climate change goals.

KHONDAKER MAHMUDUL KABIR

Dip Child Health 1992

lives in Bangladesh and is a paediatrician at Janani Clinic which she founded. Memories of UCD: At my clinical/practical exam, the mum of my little patient, who was suffering from chronic asthma, knew I was nervous. When the examiner left the child’s bedside after my exam, she assured me the answers I gave were correct. I asked her how she knew. She replied: “This is my daughter and I’m a nurse. Don’t worry, you will pass!” I still remember her encouraging words

JULIAN PEDLEY

MSc Information Management 1997

lives in the UK and works at Mons as an Economic Transformation Technologies (ETT) Analyst. Memories of UCD: Winning a Top Student award on a course in Singapore.

EMMET O’REILLY

BComm 1993

lives in Ireland and is Managing Director of a residential investment fund. This year his debut novel Miss, Say Goodbye to Your Daughter was launched at UCD University Club. Emmet participated in the UCD Quinn Business Mentoring Programme and his business participates in the annual Quinn Internship Programme every year. Memories of UCD: The concrete jungle of the Arts Block, the UCD Bar, the Trap for perfecting pool technique and socialising. The Library and the competition for desks around exam times.

LIAM M NOLAN

BA 1996, MA 1998, BCL 2006

lives in Ireland and is a Barrister-at-Law.

ALAN MOORE

BA 1996

lives in Russia and is Director of the International Office at the National University of Science and Technology MISIS. Alan attended the UCD Alumni Awards 2021 and Mentor Meetings. Memories of UCD: Enjoying cartography classes in Geography with the wonderful Barbara Miller on Wednesday afternoons before boxing training in the Sports Centre.

CONOR LOONEY

BComm 1996

lives in the US and is CEO of EXO Edge and LDM Global. Memories of UCD: Racing into Belfield for my evening Commerce lectures after travelling across the country for sales appointments during the day. My background in International Business has stood to me, having lived in seven countries and worked across almost 40 since leaving UCD in 1996.

DEIRDRE FLANNERY

BSc 1996, HDipCompSci 1997

lives in Ireland and works in Wicklow Co. Council Library Service as Branch Librarian. Memories of UCD: Witnessing a young Dara Ó Briain hold Theatre L in Arts Block in his thrall at an L&H debate; tears of laughter from everyone. Hanging out with a large group between lectures, tutorials and labs. Late-night labs in Computer Science. Being the first year to get in on the Celtic Tiger software economy in Ireland in the 1990s.

DEBASIS MAHATO

MSc Environmental Resource Management 1997

lives in India where he is engaged in agroforestry research and seed production. Memories of UCD: It was nice to go swimming and drink Guinness. Love on Campus: No. I was married at that time.

ROWAN F KENNY

BSc Mathematics 1998

lives in Ireland and is an Officer of Statistics at the Central Statistics Office. Memories of UCD: I was a first year student of Physics and Mathematics, pacing up and down while studying in the kitchen of a friend’s flat in UCD’s Merville, when quite amazingly and literally a lightbulb fell on my head. Nine years later, on a working holiday in Spain, I was Googling my birthday and found that I was born on “Old Christmas Day” (4 January) which was Sir Isaac Newton’s birthday. Quite a coincidence! At UCD, I fell in love with the idea of learning more languages to communicate with more people!

KHALED AHMED SELLOW

MSc Chemistry 1998

lives in Egypt and teaches Chemistry at an international school. Memories of UCD: Nothing in life can compare to achieving your goal. I remember my conferring ceremony in November 1998 in O’Reilly Hall, my degree conferred by former UCD President Professor Art Cosgrove.

UNA BYRNE

BSc 1980, HDipEd 1981

lives in New Zealand and is Assessment Manager and Teacher of Mathematics at Pathway/TE Huarahi at the University of Otago in Dunedin. Memories of UCD: My very first day as a 17-year-old, walking by the lake through Belfield campus to the Science building and feeling that I belonged there. It was wonderful.

LIAM FARRELL

MB BCh BAO 1982

lives in the UK and is a retired GP. Memories of UCD: I had one particular group of friends in college; we had a poker school every week and we diligently skipped lectures to attend racecourses all over Ireland.

JOHN O’TOOLE

BA 1983

lives in Ireland and is a UN Advisor. Memories of UCD: The lake.

PATRICK KING

BA 1985

lives in Germany and is a Purser/Senior Flight Attendant with Lufthansa. Memories of UCD: A moment of surprise and trepidation when graduating student Pat Cusack asked me to run the Italian Society during my final year. But I rose to the challenge and made a success of it, culminating in organising an Easter Party in concert with the German Society.

DEIRDRE GARVEY

BSc Experimental Physics 1986

lives in Ireland and is CEO at The Wheel. Memories of UCD: Creating ‘seismic waves’ in the grassy area between the Science block and the lake by hitting a metal disc with a sledgehammer, to test the efficacy of the seismic-wave detector I built for my final year project, while fellow students looked on from the warmth of their building, laughing at my efforts

DENIS O’SULLIVAN

BE Chemical Engineering 1986

lives in Belgium and is Chief Technology Officer at Consultant Immaterial Ltd. Memories of UCD: My most vivid memory is of something that would never be allowed today – a stretcher race as part of Engineering rag-week. A race between ten pubs around the centre of Dublin; in each pub you got a clue to the next one. Teams of five – four carriers who had to drink half a pint in each pub, and one on the stretcher who had to drink a pint in each pub. I think our team finished in less than two hours and we didn’t make the top three.

THEO FARRELL

BA History and Politics 1988, MA International History 1989

lives in Australia and in January 2022 was appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Student Life) at the University of Wollongong. Professor Farrell has held a succession of academic leadership roles including Head of the Department of War Studies at King’s College London. He is a professor of International Relations and author of Unwinnable: Britain’s War in Afghanistan (Vintage, 2022), a Sunday Times Book of the Year, shortlisted for three national book awards. Farrell is brother of Professor David Farrell of the UCD School of Politics and International Relations, and son of former UCD Professor Brian Farrell.

DANIEL ENNIS

BAgrSc 1972

lives in the US and is President and CEO of The Institute for Perception, Richmond, Virginia. This year he published the 2022 edition of Tools and Applications of Sensory and Consumer Science. Memories of UCD: The 1969 occupation of the University. Students at The University of California, Berkeley, had a genuine grievance about the war in Vietnam and social unrest, but these students in UCD were rebels without a cause with little to do. It is not that there were not things to protest about, such as the situation in the North, but the move to Belfield?

MARY O’FARRELL

BA 1973

lives in Ireland and describes herself as retired but active. Memories of UCD: Treasured memories of our Irish lecturer, Dr Brendán O Madagáin, and his cultural interests which he shared in his free time with us students. At lunchtime, he would invite us to Irish music recitals at which he played old Irish melodies on the flute, sharing their origins as well as their musical eccentricities. An enriching and binding experience – I was sad to drop Irish after my first year

DR MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN

BSocSc 1974

lives in Ireland and is Director, Spirituality Institute for Research and Education (SpIRE); Emeritus Lecturer (Senior), SETU; Research Fellow, University of South Africa. Memories of UCD: Meeting Dave Downes by chance in 1972 as we parked our Honda 50s. We are still in contact 50 years later!

PAULINE CUSHMAN

MB BCh BAO 1975

lives in Ireland and in 2020 retired as a family doctor in Sligo and Castlebar. Pauline attended her 47th class reunion in May 2022. Memories of UCD: I recall with gratitude Professor DK O’Donovan, Dean of Medicine, when I sat my finals. In 1975, results were called out by a Porter: “Pass, Honours or Reject” in front of the whole class. The previous day, DK had asked me to come to his office. I thought he must want me to be his intern; I sailed in breezily. He looked at me with kindness and said: “You don’t know, do you?” I had failed Medicine. He was so kind and hugged me as I cried. Thanks to him, I was prepared when the Porter called out “Pauline Cushman – Reject.” I passed at Christmas!

BRIAN MC GUIRE

BE 1972, MIE 1977

lives in Australia and is retired. Memories of UCD: During the Gentle Revolution at UCD, the students occupied the buildings and evicted the staff. My memory is of sitting in the chair of the then President and imagining the powers of the Office. Love on Campus: During the Revolution, Great Debates were held by the L&H at UCD, Earlsfort Terrace, and I took my girlfriend to them. UCD marked our beginning; we married the year after my graduation. We look forward to celebrating our golden wedding anniversary in 2023 with our five sons, two daughters and eight grandchildren.

MATTHEW BENVILLE

BSc 1972

lives in Ireland and is a retired Chief Technology Officer. Memories of UCD: The sunsets were fantastic

JOE O’BYRNE

MB MCh BAO 1960

lives in Ireland and is retired. Joe attended the MGA event in early 2022. Memories of UCD: Earlsfort Terrace was my UCD, standing in the main hall and seeing the world go by – 86 St Stephen’s Green, Mills Hall, the Singing Kettle pub.

MATTHEW HARMEY

BSc 1961

lives in Ireland and is Emeritus Professor of Plant Molecular Biology. Memories of UCD: I spent my working life in UCD and when I retired in 2001, set up an access course to Science for second-chance students. I ran it for ten years. At a celebration to mark the ten years, a former student, who had done very well, threw his arms around me and said: “Professor Harmey, you changed my life and that of my children.” I remember it with pride.

JUDGE PATRICK J. MC MAHON

BCL 1964, LLB 1965

lives in the US and is a retired Judge. He lectures and is an examiner in The Law Society. He is on the board of the Adoption Authority of Ireland. Memories of UCD: I was in Earlsfort Terrace and had digs at 38 Lower Leeson Street. We had all the dances – the Ags (Agricultural Science), Yerrawadies (Engineering), Sivilkems (Science) and others, most held in the Olympia ballroom off Camden Street. Love on Campus: I met my magnificent wife at the Sivilkems dance in The Crystal Ballroom in 1972 and we are a very happy pair, married for 54 years, with four children and 11 grandchildren.

DESMOND J REILLY MD

MB MCh BAO 1965

lives in the US and is a retired anesthesiologist. Memories of UCD: Chatting with Gerald Foye in Earlsfort Terrace and asking him for the address of a cute OB nurse I met at St Clare Hospital in NYC while Gerry and I were doing externships in the summer of 1962. The nurse was Madeline Connell and we were married in September 1964 and are still married 60+ years later.

JOHN GERARD MAC NAMARA

BE Mechanical Engineering 1966, MEngSc 1968

lives in Limerick and is retired. He was formerly a HSE Technical Services Officer. John attended the Engineering 55th class reunion in September 2021 and a pre-match lunch hosted by UCD Rugby Club for the All-Ireland League match against Garryowen in April 2022. Memories of UCD: On the third Monday in September 1964, I was among the first groups of students who moved to Belfield. There was a big article in the Evening Press that evening. I was also on the Freshman rugby team that won the Leinster Minor cup in 1963.

MICHAEL FOLEY

BA Philosophy 1966, HDipEd 1970, Dip Careers Guidance 1971, MA Education, 1984

lives in Ireland. Now retired, Michael worked in UCD from 1972-1997 as Director of the Audio Visual Centre, then in the World Bank, Washington DC, from 1997-2012. Love on Campus: I met my wife on a return flight from a J1 Visa in the US, summer of 1971. Not quite on campus, but close.

JOHN O’KEEFFE

BE Mechanical Engineering 1966

lives in Ireland. Memories of UCD: Boeing visited UCD and hired me to work in the US when I graduated, a tremendous opportunity to work in aviation and develop my skills as a design and development engineer. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience to work on the control systems of the 747 Jumbo Jet.

ROSARY COX

BCL 1969

works at the National Gallery of Ireland as a tour guide. Memories of UCD: Every lecture by the late Professor John Maurice Kelly was a delight. Favourite moment: During second year exams, the invigilator said “Second year BCL students, there is a mistake in question 2, subsection A” and the voice behind me said: “As far as I’m concerned the whole paper is a mistake!”

ANN RYDER BYRNE

BSocSc 1969, DipAppSS 1974

lives in Ireland, a former Principal Social Worker, she is retired. Memories of UCD: One day in 1968, sociologist Dr Conor Ward sent the whole class out to observe people for an hour. I went to St Stephen’s Green. At the time I really wondered why. After 44 years working, I now know how non-verbal communication and observation is critical in social work as many people can’t express their difficulties.

PATRICK MASTERSON

BA 1958

lives in Ireland and is retired. Memories of UCD: As a young lecturer, trying to introduce 500 first year Arts, Law, and Social Science students to the delights of philosophy in Theatre L!

CHICOT VAS

MB BCh BAO 1959

lives in India and is a medical practitioner.

THOMAS O’NEILL

BE Chemical Engineering 1959, MBA 1976

lives in Ireland and is retired. Memories of UCD: In 1959, I captained the UCD chess team to victory during the Leinster Club Chess Championship for the first time ever.

2020s

MAEVE FITZSIMONS

RICHARD IAN FLORES

PARIKSHITA JAIN

KATHY TEOH

SHRINWANTI MISTRI

NADIA ABU ALIA

AMINATA S CONTEH

2010s

SIEW CHONG KEIT

D SAMILKA CHAMINI MENDIS

STEFAN WITTMANN

ORLA MC MANAMLY

DAVID KNOWLES

PRAMITHA SAGARAGE

SHAH FAHAD

SHERINI MINEKA RUVANTHI MARAMBE

FIONA HEALY O’NEILL

RONALD MATEYO MBOLA

A MAHESHA DILHANI MENDIS

ARTUR PAPRZYCKI

CHLOE MC CUMISKEY

2000s

CHIH KUAN TING

CHIBHUNU A LUKIKO

NIAMH O’CONNELL

PETER FRANCEV

DR NABOTH NAMARA

NAUMAN ULLAH KHAN CHATTHA

GUOMA AL RGIBI

KAREN O’CONNELL

DHANUSHKA GUNASINGHE

MARIA XINIA GUIDOTE-DOYLE

JEAN MURPHY

1990s

DR EL MOUATAMID BEN ROCHD

DERMOT MURRAY

KHONDAKER MAHMUDUL KABIR

JULIAN PEDLEY

EMMET O’REILLY

LIAM M NOLAN

ALAN MOORE

CONOR LOONEY

DEIRDRE FLANNERY

DEBASIS MAHATO

ROWAN F KENNY

KHALED AHMED SELLOW

1980s

UNA BYRNE

LIAM FARRELL

JOHN O’TOOLE

PATRICK KING

DEIRDRE GARVEY

DENIS O’SULLIVAN

THEO FARRELL

1970s

DANIEL ENNIS

MARY O’FARRELL

DR MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN

PAULINE CUSHMAN

BRIAN MC GUIRE

MATTHEW BENVILLE

1960s

JOE O’BYRNE

MATTHEW HARMEY

JUDGE PATRICK J. MC MAHON

DESMOND J REILLY MD

JOHN GERARD MAC NAMARA

MICHAEL FOLEY

JOHN O’KEEFFE

ROSARY COX

ANN RYDER BYRNE

1950s

PATRICK MASTERSON

CHICOT VAS

THOMAS O’NEILL

MAEVE FITZSIMONS

BSocSc 2019, MSc Children and Youth Studies 2020

RICHARD IAN FLORES

GradDip Nursing Critical Care 2020