Beidh Céili Mór na bliana sa Mandela Hall, Aontas na Mac Léinn, Ollscoil na Ríona Dé Céadaoin 24ú Márta.
Ceol, damhsa agus craic, tabhair cara leat.
8.00 go mall. Táille £2. Deochanna áirithe: £1.80
The Cumann Gaelach Céilí Mór will be in the Mandela Hall in Queens’ Student Union on Wednesday the 24th of March.
Dance, music and craic.
8.00 till late. Doors £2. Selected drinks: £1.80
Queen’s Film Theatre and BT are joining forces to present an exclusive preview screening of a new and exciting film with the BT Surprise Screening from 9pm on Saturday 27 March.
BY KERRI-ANNE CAMPBELL
The ninth issue of the official Union publication, SU Magazine, is now freely available in the Students’ Union foyer.
Thirty thousand pounds. What would that mean to you? You could certainly do a lot of good with it. But the £30,000 I’m referring to is the ridiculous sum Queen’s Students’ Union propose spending on SUTV.
BY BRENDAN HUGHES
For me, entering final year was something that I would have dreaded adamantly back in fresher year when every worry that surrounds me now was a million miles away. Days of skipping class, watching DVD marathons and socialising at every possible opportunity were just some of the activities that consumed the life of a carefree humanities student.
BY JASON GALLAGHER
It’s almost been seven weeks now since I arrived in Ireland, almost 6 weeks since I got to Queen’s, and it has taken me that long to actually get myself over to St. George’s Market. When I arrived in Belfast, we had a quick International Students’ tour which passed by St. George’s Market and were told about the amazing produce and other products that appear there on Fridays and Saturdays. I immediately thought of farmers’ markets in the US.
