2024 Re-connections - UCD Connections

JANET JOYCE CUNNINGHAM

BA English and Irish Studies 2021

lives in Ireland. Memories of UCD: Lectures in Sociology and English, friends who were mature students like me, the James Joyce Library, the lake, joining the choir. Those years at UCD were the happiest years of my life.

SURABHI AGARWAL

BSc Computer Science 2021

lives in Ireland and works as a management consultant at KPMG. She has also launched a life and business coaching brand, the Charisma Coach. Memories of UCD: From organising events to living on campus and finding lifelong friends, I cherished every bit of my time at UCD, one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.

ANWAR ALABDALI

PhD Veterinary Medicine 2021

lives in Iraq and is an Associate Professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Baghdad. Memories of UCD: I miss everything about life on campus. I have never forgotten my friends, the people I met during my studies. I liked everything about Ireland and I hope I can go back for a postdoctorate. I enjoyed the nights when I finished my work in the lab and walked home, looking at the moon shining in a clear sky

ELIJAH AJAYIBEMBE

GradCert in Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2023

lives in Ireland and is an apprentice at Fit Tech. Memories of UCD: Engaging in thought-provoking discussions with peers and professors from diverse backgrounds enriched my learning experience. I am grateful for the opportunities and experiences that shaped me both personally and professionally.

PANASSAYA OUNSAWATDIPONG

MEngSc 2023

lives in Thailand and is a Schneider Graduate Program Associate IT Business Partner at Schneider Electric.

PRERANA TYAGI

MSc Digital Marketing 2023

lives in India and works as a SEO executive for Wolfgang Digital. Professional highlight from the last year: I was the first in my year to secure a job in Dublin, with Wolfgang Digital.

KATE O’BRIEN

ProfCert Breastfeeding & Lactation 2024

lives in Ireland and works as a nurse midwife. Memories of UCD: In addition to my certificate, my baby Naoise was awarded an honorary Professional Certificate in Breastfeeding & Lactation by Denise McGuinness and Niamh Vickers. Naoise attended every lecture at UCD with me, every group work meeting and every Zoom lecture. He was warmly welcomed by my UCD lecturers and classmates, which made the experience so enjoyable for us both. We’re both incredibly grateful to Denise McGuinness and her faculty for supporting me to achieve a Professional Certificate in Breastfeeding and Lactation and also for ensuring that access to further education, academia and research is accessible and supported for all breastfeeding mothers.

RÓISÍN NÍ NEACHTAIN

Access Foundation Certificate in History and Politics 2010, MA Creative Writing 2024

lives in Ireland and is a writer and artist. Róisín placed third in the Maria Edgeworth Poetry Competition, was shortlisted for the Fish Publishing Poetry Prize, awarded a Tyrone Guthrie residency and published two collections of poetry, Infinite Monochrome and Insomnia (both Orphic Press). Memories of UCD: I started the certificate course when I was 26, having had a very difficult time when I was younger attempting to obtain a degree, due to ill health. I loved learning about Irish history in an academic setting, having grown up abroad, but the politics module was where I really found my place. I finished my MA in Creative Writing this year and am hoping to apply for a PhD next year.

GLORIA LUVAS ALLIE TSE

BBS Marketing 2013

lives in Hong Kong and is an English teacher. Memories of UCD: My favourite lecturer was Dr Kelly. I spent most of my spare time at UCD on the rugby field since I was on the ladies rugby team. The training was exhausting but we were all happy. Joining the UCD ladies rugby team also provided me with opportunities to visit different universities to take part in competitions – those occasions are a big part of my UCD memories.

AMY O’CONNOR

BSc Architecture 2013

lives in Ireland and works at the Institute of Project Management as a Senior Project Manager. Professional highlight from the last year: Finally getting the chance to join an educational institution from which I can support other learners in their career goals. Memories of UCD: The best memories of life in UCD were wandering over to the main campus from the School of Architecture at Richview to attend elective Arts lectures. This aspect of UCD really helped me understand that learning is not a linear process but a lifelong endeavour.

CUBIE LAU

PhD Business 2014

lives in Singapore. Memories of UCD: Life takes many funny twists and turns. I thought I had a decent job at a university in Hong Kong until I met two visiting professors from UCD in 2007. Inspired by their success stories, I decided to quit my job to do a PhD at UCD. Upon my graduation, I got a job in Hong Kong. However, a better opportunity popped up in Singapore a year later. Fast forward and now I am in my eighth year with UCD Global Campus, Singapore. I’m grateful to my alma mater for everything. I’m also grateful for my students who teach me how to be better every day!

MARIE TREACEY

BA Archaeology and History 2014, MA Women, Gender and Society 2016

lives in Ireland. Professional highlight from the last year: Overcoming illness, stroke and brain injury to continue my studies outside UCD.

ROBIN BRICKELL

BAFS 2015

lives in Bermuda and works in capital management at Fortitude Re. Love on campus: My time at UCD was the beginning of a “friendship” that had always had the potential to be something more. It took my friend and I until our final year to finally take the plunge that led to so many happy memories (and a few missed lectures!) before the journey into the working world pushed us back into the friend zone. Despite a global pandemic, we made our way back to each other again and, almost 13 years after leaving UCD, have turned that “friendship” into an engagement, the luckiest little family of three and a wonderful life together.

CYRIELLE MAISON

BA Politics and Spanish 2015

was born in France and now lives in Canada, where she works at environmental NGO, the David Suzuki Foundation, as a communications manager. Memories of UCD: My dad travelled from France for my graduation. I could see how proud and emotional he was to see me graduating. I was the first person in my family to go to university. I loved my time at UCD and made many friends. A few months later, I learned I had won the Peter Mair Award. Thank you to the students and staff at UCD for all my wonderful memories!

SHERINI MARAMBE

BSc HRM 2016

lives in Sri Lanka and is a Master Facilitator in Children’s Trauma and a Healing Group Facilitator in Adult and Teen Trauma at the Trauma Healing Institute. Professional highlight from the last year: Working with traumatised children and teens. Alumni events attended this year: A paduru (singsong) party in Sri Lanka. Memories of UCD: Trying to help a student who was crying after an issue with her fiancé dumping her just a week before second year exams. Love on campus: I had a crush on a guy once but I forgot about him after our first year was over and done with.

MOHIT NEHRU

MSc Digital Investigation and Forensic Computing 2018

lives in Amsterdam and works at Liberty Global as a Security Penetration Specialist/Ethical Hacker. Memories of UCD: Pavel Gladyshev had a significant influence as a teacher and mentor in my life; he pushed me to my limits and helped me understand how to be a lifelong learner. I am grateful to him. The James Joyce Library was like a second home to me. Computer forensics and cybercrime was not something I ever thought I would do. Every day, there was something about my programme that excited me.

MOHAR RAJ DUTTA

MEngSc 2018

lives in Ireland and works at Analog Devices as a senior software engineer. Memories of UCD: I still remember those days on campus, moving around for lecture classes in different buildings. I enjoyed working as a research assistant and doing my masters thesis. Even with a busy schedule, I used to sit and relax near the James Joyce Library and enjoy the lovely green spaces.

MADHUMI SENEVIRATNE

BSc MIS 2019

lives in Sri Lanka and works at John Keells IT PVT LTD as a Cloud Consultant. Alumni events attended this year: Sri Lanka, December 2023. Memories of UCD: Finding lifelong friendships and cultivating valuable skills of teamwork, problem solving, time management and continuous learning.

GEORGE REYNOLDS

MBA 2000

lives in Ireland and is a consulting geophysicist. Professional highlight from the last year: Consulting work with an aristocrat on a major mineral discovery on a big estate. Memories of UCD: The late Des Hally’s lectures were a mini-MBA and his are the only notes I still keep and read over from time to time. Best fun ever was our study group of two women and two men; we had very different skills and optimum diversity in age, gender and competencies. We worked very efficiently as a team.

PETER FRANCEV

MA Philosophy 2001

lives in the US and is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at Victor Valley College in California. Professional highlight from the last year: Co-editing a highly acclaimed book examining the philosophy of Albert Camus in ‘The Myth of Sisyphus’. Memories of UCD: Fantastic lectures by fantastic lecturers who helped shape my academic career.

ROSLI AHMAD

PhD International Marketing 2002

lives in Malaysia and has retired from the Petronas Leadership Training Centre. Memories of UCD: I was a PhD candidate under the kind supervision of the wonderful Professor Frank Bradley, then Dean of the School of Commerce. I had a wonderful experience conducting a masters programme in International Marketing at Belfield Campus.

JAN DOYLE

MSc Rehabilitation Studies 2006

lives in Ireland and is retired from her role of Medical Social Worker at Connolly Hospital, Dublin. Memories of UCD: My best memories are of the camaraderie among the students, all health professionals doing a part-time MSc. I enjoyed my time at UCD and learned a lot about my subject and myself!

RORY O’NEILL

BBLS 2002

lives in Ireland and works as a solicitor in Castleblaney, Co Monaghan. Favourite lecturers: Jim O’Neill and Oonagh Breen.

ALESSANDRO GUARDAMAGNA

MA American Studies 2006, PhD History 2010

lives in Italy and teaches English at the Università Popolare di Parma. He has published a book, Quasimodo, with colleagues, and recently The Tolkien Society published one of his watercolours on the front cover of Amon Hen, its magazine. Memories of UCD: The picture shows myself and Susan Grant on the day of our PhD conferral. The picture was taken by Kelly Maxham, a friend and a colleague, who unfortunately passed away a few years ago. Susan was a colleague in the School of History and Archives, where we were both tutors.

LOUIS-ROMAIN RICHÉ

Dip in Common Law 2007

lives in France and works in Paris as a solicitor. Favourite lecturers: James McDermott and his late brother Paul Anthony – amazing lecturers in company and contract law.

RATHNAYAKE MUDIYANSELAGE MANJULA PRADEEP

BSc MIS 2007

lives in Sri Lanka and is Director of the Center For Disaster Management Research, Kotelawa Defence University. His three published works are titled: Research Methods for Engineering Automation; Literature Evaluation Criteria; Tool Development for Dynamic GIS Application for Watershed Management. Before joining the university, Rathnayake was in the military for 24 years.

SUSANA C. SILVA

PhD Marketing 2007

lives in Portugal and is an Associate Professor at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa in Porto. She is a visiting scholar in international marketing at universities across Europe, Brazil and China and has authored eleven books, co-authored 17 book chapters, and published more than 90 papers.

DONNA FARRELL

DipBS 2006, BBS Management 2008

lives in Ireland and is owner/director at Marsh Mackey Recruitment. Memories of UCD: My time at UCD Quinn School of Business was career-defining, giving me the confidence to manage the operations of a busy recruitment business. I am so proud to be part of the UCD alumni body; it has added value to my career and life.

DR ALY-KHAN LALANI

MB BCh BAO 2009

lives in Canada and is Genitourinary Cancers Disease Site Chair and Medical Oncologist at Juravinski Cancer Centre, McMaster University. Professional highlight from the last year: Promoted to Associate Professor at McMaster University; launched a podcast and YouTube channel on GU oncology.

ERIC (LECHER) MC GUIRE

MA Philosophy 2009

lives in the US and is Public Schools Director of IT Operations in Indianapolis. Professional highlight from the last year: Presented at the Indiana School Safety Specialist Academy on the intersection of school safety and cybersecurity.

OONAGH MONAHAN

MEngSc 1991

lives in Ireland and is founder and Principal Consultant at Alpha Omega Consultants. Professional highlight from the last year: Publishing More Money for Jam, the Essential Guide to Starting Your Own Small Food Business in Ireland, Northern Ireland or Great Britain.

ELAINE O’REILLY

BSocSc 1992

lives in Ireland and is bursar at Holy Family Community School. Favourite lecturers: The late Des McCluskey, Helen Burke, Betty Hilliard. Memories of UCD: The very first person I met at UCD was a girl called Ailbhe – it was the first time I heard the name. I called my daughter (now 13) Ailbhe. I have tried to locate Ailbhe on UCD Connect but our paths have not crossed since 1992.

SARA GIBBINGS

BA Politics and Spanish 1995, MDevtS 1997

lives in the UK and is a producer/director at Troy TV. Professional highlight from the last year: I was UK series producer for season one of Welcome To Wrexham, which won five Emmys! Memories of UCD: As a founder member of the Dance Society, I have amazing memories of shows, including the UCD fashion show. I was also co-editor of The College Tribune, great fun. Love on campus: One bitterly cold day in 1995 I ran back from a dance class at the Sports Centre to the Arts Block, only to be pelted by snowballs by a group of guys on the roof of the Science Block. Over a decade later, in Barcelona, I met a hilarious Cork man who turned out to be one of the guys on the roof! We are married with two boys.

CONOR LOONEY

BComm 1996

lives in the US and is owner and Group CEO at EXO Edge which provides staffing to the US real estate industry. Favourite lecturer: Dick Roche on the origins, challenges and aspirations of the European Union are as relevant today as they were in the 1990s. Professional highlight from the last year: EXO Edge reaching the 900-employee mark; five years ago, there were only 30.

ARRAN DOWLING-HUSSEY

BA History 1996, MEconSc 1997, DipArb 2003

lives in Ireland and is a barrister and arbitrator at the Law Library, Dublin and Gray’s Inn Square, London. Favourite lecturer: Ronan Fanning. Professional highlight from the last year: Being appointed Adjunct Professor at University College Cork’s School of Law. Memories of UCD: Study trips to Leuven and Florence.

ANNE CARNEY

MA Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama 1994

lives in Australia. Memories of UCD: The day fellow student Marie Heaney brought her husband Seamus to class. He read his poems and answered our shy questions. It was such a privilege.

EMMA PHELAN

BA Archaeology and German 1995, HDip in Ed 1996, HDipCompSc 1999

lives in Germany and is Teaching & University Language Centre English Department Head at the University of Wuerzburg. Favourite lecturer: Seamus Caulfield talking about the Céide Fields. Alumni events attended this year: Looking forward to hearing if there are any in Germany.

ORLA HAYDEN

BSc Statistics 1997

lives in the US and is a programmer/analyst at the University of Southern California. Memories of UCD: Science Day. One year I organised the annual Guinness Book of Records attempt to build the tallest pyramid of Coke cans; another year, I rented space on a Stena Line ferry with DJs and dancing all the way to Holyhead and back.

EDWARD BOCK

BSc 1998

lives in Hong Kong and is Head of Production Sales for Asia Pacific at APAC. Alumni events attended this year: My alumni gathering in Hong Kong was exciting: sharing our career journeys after graduation; invaluable network-building.

SUZY BOWMAN

BA Economics and Politics 1999, HDipBS 2000

lives in Ireland and is MD of her own tech company. Favourite lecturer: Maurice Manning. Memories of UCD: UCD fashion show – the beginning of a career running the show!

MAIREAD ANDERSON

BA English and Greek & Roman Civilization 1992

lives in the UK and is retired from her role as an Internal Communications Manager. Your favourite lecturer: Legend Seamus Deane, talking about Paradise Lost.

DR LIAM FARRELL

MB BCh BAO 1982, DipCH 1985

lives in Ireland and is a retired GP. A writer and broadcaster, he curates the #IrishMed and #WritersWise tweetchats. He is signed with the Feldstein literary agency, and has written two books, Are You The F***ing Doctor? Selected Writings and Morphine; The Story of a Blessing and a Curse.

PATRICK KING

BA German and Italian 1985

lives in Germany and is an air crew Chief Steward. Favourite lecturers: Deirdre O’Grady and Barry Jones. Memories of UCD: Qualifying for a summer scholarship in Italy; taking part in a play called Die Chinesische Mauer (The Great Wall Of China) by Swiss writer Max Frisch. Love on campus: I found my first true love at UCD but was disappointed not long after. My heart was broken for a long time. As the song by Cat Stevens goes: “the first cut is the deepest”. That certainly rang true back then!

SCOTT WOOD

MA History 1988

lives in the US and is retired. Favourite lecturer: Dr Mary Daly. Alumni events attended this year: Irish Immigrant experience at the Tenement Museum in NYC. Memories of UCD: I loved going to UCD Library and the National Library.

AIDAN WALSH

BSc Pharmacology 1970, Prof Dip 2017

lives in Ireland and retired over a year ago. Memories of UCD: I was thrilled with the other students and loved the learning. I also loved watching rugby, soccer and Gaelic football.

EDWARD F MC CARTHY

BE Chemical 1970

lives in California in the US and is retired but continues to write and mentor. His published book is called The Irish Miners. Professional highlight from the last year: I received the 2024 Hal W. Hardinge Award from the American Institute of Metallurgical, Petroleum and Mining Engineers in recognition of significant contributions to the global industrial minerals community and technical societies.

DECLAN COLLINGE

BA English 1970, HDip in Ed 1971, MA 1983, PhD Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama 1986

lives in Ireland and is a retired teacher/lecturer. A bilingual poet/writer, he writes columns for The Irish Times. Professional highlight from the last year: The publication by Beehive Books of my book, Through Streets Broad and Narrow: Voices of Dublin.

JOHN MADDEN

MB BCh BAO 1971

lives in Ireland and is a GP and coroner in Co Donegal. Favourite lecturer: Professor Coakley on Anatomy. Love on campus: I met my wife of 53 years while I was at UCD.

DECLAN WALSH

MB BCh BAO 1971

lives in the US and is Department Chair in Supportive Oncology at Atrium Health Levine Cancer. Professional highlight from the last year: Walther Foundation Award from the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Memories of UCD: A class outing: our tutor, who felt we were medical philistines who needed some cultural exposure, hired a bus and took us on a tour of Georgian buildings. The photograph was, I think, taken on the steps of Castletown House. I am at the very back on the right!

FINBAR LENNON

MB BCh BAO 1972, DipCH 1973, MCh 1982

Memories of UCD: I wrote poems while at UCD for my soulmate Kate McGarry, a 1972 alumna. I posted them to her but as a form of wooing they were unsuccessful. She strung me along for years but it was worth the wait.

TOM WALSH

BComm 1973

lives in Ireland and retired this year. Favourite lecturers: Pierse Colbert and John Teeling. Memories of UCD: We were one of the first faculties to be based at Belfield. Rugby matches; concerts in the restaurant block; paper airplanes in the Economics lectures of Professor Patrick Lynch, who was a genius but oblivious to the antics of his students! Great memories!

PAT (PATRICK) SMITH

BA 1973

lives in Ireland and after a 42-year career in local government is now a board chairperson. Memories of UCD: Moving to Belfield in 1969 after completing my first year as a night student in Earlsfort Terrace. Belfield was practically a greenfield site then, compared to the marvellous campus it is now.

MARTIN A. MAHER

BAgrSc 1974

lives in Ireland and is a retired bank branch manager. Favourite lecturer: Professor John Joe Moore SJ, our Botany and Science lecturer. I remember his very sympathetic treatment of the concept of evolution; a book written at the time by fellow Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Phenomenon of Man, was banned by the Church! Memories of UCD: In an age of exorbitant rents, it’s worth recalling how I shared a lovely house in Sandymount, D4 with my brother and sister, costing only £2 each a week!

DONNCHADH MAC CÁRTHAIGH (DENIS MC CARTHY)

BAgrSc Horticulture 1974

lives in Germany and is retired from Weihenstephan Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences and Menschen für Menschen University, Ethiopia. Alumni events attended this year: I hope to be in Dublin for the 50th anniversary meeting in September. Memories of UCD: Magnificent lecturers and professors.

REV DR MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN, SJ

BSocSc 1974

lives in Ireland and is Co-Founder and Director of the Spirituality Institute for Research and Education at South East Technological University. Professional highlight from this year: Elected President of the Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality.

ÁINE NÍ GHLINN

BA 1976, HDip in Ed 1977

lives in Ireland and is a children’s writer and poet, writing as Gaeilge. She has published 30 children’s books and several collections of Irish language poetry.

CHRIS FITZPATRICK

BA 1977, MB BCh BAO 1983, HDipCH 1997

lives in Dublin and is retired. Professional highlight from the last year: Visiting Kyiv with the UCD Ukraine Trauma Project. Memories of UCD: Attending an English lecture on George Eliot’s Middlemarch by legendary Professor Denis Donoghue.

AVRIL SHERIDAN

BCL 1978

lives in Dublin. Having retired as a solicitor, she is now a mediator for family relationship breakdowns, workplace disputes, professional negligence and civil and commercial disputes. Your favourite lecturer: Emeritus Professors Finbarr McAuley and Robert Clarke. Alumni events attended this year: I enjoyed the BCL Class Reunions. Love on campus: I met James, my husband of 44 years, an engineer, at UCD.

JOHN KELLY

BComm 1979

lives in Ireland and is retired from the bank. Memories of UCD: My fondest memory is of the coffee in the student restaurant. There was a choice – black or white! The white coffee was made with hot milk and served in a green cup and saucer. With two spoons of sugar it was a cup of perfect nectar on a cold morning.

KYRAN HANLEY

BA Politics 1979, MBA 1985

lives in Australia and is retired as a Corporate Planner. Memories of UCD. I have been in Australia since 1986 and last year while visiting Dublin I went for a nostalgic trip down memory lane through the corridors of UCD. I cherish my memories. Long cups of coffee in the restaurant with classmates after many hours studying in the library were an intricate part of the university experience.

PATRICK MC MAHON

BCL 1964, LLB 1965

lives in Ireland and is a retired judge. Memories of UCD: When Sir Anthony O’Reilly came to chair our Law Society Debate and I was appointed to make the thank you speech. He was a fantastic speaker – and a great winger. Love on campus: I met Ann, my wife of 56 years, at UCD.

BERNARD GILLESPIE

BE 1966 MEngSc 1970

Memories of UCD: Studying 16 hours a day: coffee for sixpence and milk for four pence! Daily walks to Earlsfort Terrace for Maths and Maths Physics and a good chance of meeting a woman from Arts or Social Science! Incredible camaraderie and friends for life.

JOHN GERARD MAC NAMARA

BE Mechanical 1966, MEngSc 1968

lives in Ireland and is a retired public servant. Alumni events attended this year: I always attend class reunions and the UCD Festival. Memories of UCD: Great memories playing rugby. On the third Monday in September 1964, I repeated the Physics Practical in the new lab in Belfield. It was the first day that Belfield opened for student activities and there was major publicity in that evening’s papers. I am very proud that I was one of the first on campus. When I see Belfield now, the developments are massive.

CHRISTY CURTIN

BAgrSc 1967

lives in Ireland and is retired. Favourite lecturer: Dr Sheehy on agricultural economics. Memories of UCD: Friday Night Ag Science Society Meetings and Wednesday Night Ag Dances; my return to campus in 2014 as a member of UCD Governing Authority (2014 to 2023).

BARBARA DONOVAN

BComm 1968

lives in Rome and is an administrator at the Venerable English College. Favourite lecturer: Garret FitzGerald on economic growth: never so much as a note in his hand. Alumni events attended this year: Our 50-year reunion. A great night.

MURT Ó SÉAGHDHA

BSc Mathematical Science 1969

lives in Ireland and is retired as a lecturer in computer science, following roles in several US companies. Memories of UCD: L&H debates; Emmet Spiceland’s wonderful music on campus; golf outings with the “Wedges” and winning the President’s Prize in 1967; rousing singsongs after Mountaineering Club outings in Wicklow; on stage and on tour with An Cumann Drámaíochta.

2020s

JANET JOYCE CUNNINGHAM

SURABHI AGARWAL

ANWAR ALABDALI

ELIJAH AJAYIBEMBE

PANASSAYA OUNSAWATDIPONG

PRERANA TYAGI

KATE O’BRIEN

2010s

RÓISÍN NÍ NEACHTAIN

GLORIA LUVAS ALLIE TSE

AMY O’CONNOR

CUBIE LAU

MARIE TREACEY

ROBIN BRICKELL

CYRIELLE MAISON

SHERINI MARAMBE

MOHIT NEHRU

MOHAR RAJ DUTTA

MADHUMI SENEVIRATNE

2000s

GEORGE REYNOLDS

PETER FRANCEV

ROSLI AHMAD

JAN DOYLE

RORY O’NEILL

ALESSANDRO GUARDAMAGNA

LOUIS-ROMAIN RICHÉ

RATHNAYAKE MUDIYANSELAGE MANJULA PRADEEP

SUSANA C. SILVA

DONNA FARRELL

DR ALY-KHAN LALANI

ERIC (LECHER) MC GUIRE

1990s

OONAGH MONAHAN

ELAINE O’REILLY

SARA GIBBINGS

CONOR LOONEY

ARRAN DOWLING-HUSSEY

ANNE CARNEY

EMMA PHELAN

ORLA HAYDEN

EDWARD BOCK

SUZY BOWMAN

MAIREAD ANDERSON

1980s

DR LIAM FARRELL

PATRICK KING

SCOTT WOOD

1970s

AIDAN WALSH

EDWARD F MC CARTHY

DECLAN COLLINGE

JOHN MADDEN

DECLAN WALSH

FINBAR LENNON

TOM WALSH

PAT (PATRICK) SMITH

MARTIN A. MAHER

DONNCHADH MAC CÁRTHAIGH (DENIS MC CARTHY)

REV DR MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN, SJ

ÁINE NÍ GHLINN

CHRIS FITZPATRICK

AVRIL SHERIDAN

JOHN KELLY

KYRAN HANLEY

1960s

PATRICK MC MAHON

BERNARD GILLESPIE

JOHN GERARD MAC NAMARA

CHRISTY CURTIN

BARBARA DONOVAN

MURT Ó SÉAGHDHA

JANET JOYCE CUNNINGHAM

BA English and Irish Studies 2021

SURABHI AGARWAL

BSc Computer Science 2021

ANWAR ALABDALI

PhD Veterinary Medicine 2021

ELIJAH AJAYIBEMBE