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Incumbents ousted during DUCAC AGM elections

DUCAC treasurer Brian Ó Ruairc lost to former DUBC member John Bolton by 165 votes to 32

Incumbent Dublin University Central Athletic Committee (DUCAC) Treasurer, Brian O’Ruairc, lost his re-election bid at last night’s AGM. O’Ruairc’s competitor, John Bolton, a former member of DU Boat Club (DUBC), won the election by 165 votes to 32. The outgoing

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Trinity Basketball outlast experienced Barrow side

An energetic second half showing earns the Men’s team their first win

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Trinity College                 71
Barrow Rovers                54

Trinity Men’s Basketball “A” team overcame a strong challenge from Barrow Rovers on Friday, as they ran out a 71-54 victory in the Sports Centre. The visitors were the better side in the early …

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Respect and trust are essential for successful managers

Cameron Hill investigates the qualities of the most prominent coaches in sport, and the best way to communicate within their team

Good managers generally possess the same traits. A great eye for detail is paramount, as is an ability to concentrate under immense pressure. As Andre Agassi puts it: “Pressure means that everything’s working.” A solid manager also serves as an

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Brave DUFC no match for experienced Clontarf

The notable absence of crucial senior stars saw Smeeth’s side run out of steam, Cameron Hill reports

DUFC 7

Clontarf 31

DUFC’s Senior XV’s winless woes continued on Thursday night as they fell to a 31-7 defeat against a strong Clontarf side in College Park. Despite brave defence in the first half, fatigue and inexperience proved critical, …

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World Cup 2018: Quarter-final previews

In a tournament that has thrown up plenty of surprises already, the quarter-finals are sure to follow suit

With the business end of the tournament fast approaching, it is only fair to accept that while there have been some truly wonderful moments at this World Cup, the patience of many fans has been tested by a few drab …