Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 28th April for a screening of 'Scott Pilgrim' via Teleparty & Discord! ?

EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE....Huge HUGE congratulations to all our incredible MUMS members who played a part in this year's Intervarsities 2021 production of 'Everybody's Talking About Jamie!'This super talented team won six awards on the night; Best Male Performance WinnerBest EmsembleBest ChoreographyBest DirectionBest VisualBest Overall Performance 1stWe are so proud of each and every one of our members who we involved with this production and we are blown away by their commitment, talent and what they managed to achieve in a difficult time like this! Huge congratulations from all the committee and all the members of MUMS!

Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 21st April for a screening of 'The Platform' via Teleparty & Discord! ?

We're coming to the end of this academic year so we're holding our AGM to elect new committee members on Thursday the 29th of April. The event will be held on teams. There will be games too we hope to see you on there!

MEET THE JUDGES:JUDGE NUMBER ONE... MS BUKKY ADEBOWALE!"Hey everyone, my name is Bukky and Im a biomedical science graduate at mu and currently the VP for Student Life at MSU I’m really into music, musicals and love being dramatic I typically, joined dance soc when I was in college so I’m really excited to be a part of this fab event and see all the amazing acts. Yall better bring your A Game cause I’m readyyyyy!"JOIN US THIS FRIDAY FOR THE EVENT!

Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 14th April for a screening of 'Shaun of the Dead' via Teleparty & Discord! ????

On Thursday the 18th of February 2021 we hosted a virtual Questions and Answers session on Zoom.We held the event to allow students of any education background to answer any questions they may have had, from accessing reading materials to essay advice. We felt it was crucial to check in with students at the start of the second semester to re-engage members. We also felt it was necessary as the second semester has a tendency to fly by and time management for assessments can feel more tasking.At ELSA Maynooth we are dedicated to being there for any student who may need us and this was an accessible way to do so in the current climate.

We ran our International Negotiation Competition (INC) 2021 from the 5th to the 7th of March 2021.This year was especially important as it marked our 10th anniversary of the International Negotiation Competition!Due to the pandemic we hosted the event online. We once again gained international recognition and had entrants from India, Russia, Ireland and Estonia.We felt it was vitally important in the interests of our participants to make the entry free this year. Therefore, all participants received a three-day event furthering their negotiation skills, networking with other students and our esteemed judges for free!Preliminary round 1 took place on Friday the 5th of March 2021.Preliminary round 2 and semi-finals were held Saturday the 6th of March 2021.The final was held on Sunday the 7th of March 2021. The two finalist teams were comprised of: Parnika Mittal & Nandini Kaushik, and Patrick Hannon & Darach Clonan.Ms Parnika Mittal & Nandini Kaushik were triumphant on the da

On Friday the 20th of November 2020 we hosted a virtual collaboration with ELSA Trinity.We had the event to answer any queries which students may have had about the Student Trainee Exchange Programme (STEP) applications.It was very helpful and provided further clarification about this great opportunity.

On Wednesday the 16th of December 2020 we hosted an online collaboration with the Maynooth Pride Society.The talk was hosted by Dr Fergus Ryan, lecturer in the Department of Law, who provided an insightful discussion on LGBT+ rights in International law.We were delighted with the event and we gained further experience in hosting events virtually.Please see our instagram page for further photos from the event: ELSA Maynooth Instagram link

Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 24th March for a screening of 'Midnight in Paris' via Teleparty & Discord! ?This week is a collab with the MU Creative Writing society! ??

In support of MS Ireland, Disney Society are hosting the ULTIMATE raffle! To buy tickets, please donate to the PayPal link above. ALL donations go to MS Ireland. Prizes and ticket prices are outlined belowClick HERE to buy tickets!Prizes1st and 2nd prize will receive a Lounge Fly bag of their choice each (worth €90!!)3rd, 4th, and 5th prize will receive a pair of handmade Disney Ears of their choice each (worth €30!)Ticket Prices3 entries €57 entries €1012 entries €15

Despite the negativity and tumult in the South Bronx, Hip Hop heads were able to rise above their environment and create a positive form of release. Instead of substances and violence, their energy was redirected to values like originality, creativity, identity, respect, and community. The same way that our religious, ethnic, familial backgrounds inform our way of being in the world. Hip Hop was the way that people could be in a way that felt right to them. Deejaying, Emceeing, Breaking and Dancing, and Graffiti, weren't just hobbies, they were sanctuaries, as much as the art forms within Hip Hop have evolved over the decades, the core tenants of the culture remain. 

The Bronx in the 70's, was a rough, dangerous place to grow up. The youth were surrounded by drugs, crime, poverty, gang violence, and overall struggle, yet they were best neglected by mainstream institutions. Desperate for a way to escape their everyday struggles, they invented their own art forms. These art forms, which the youth embodied in the way they dressed, talked, moved, and expressed themselves, soon became a lifestyle. A way to live. The lifestyle and culture became known as hip Hop. 

HISTORY OF HIP HOP DANCE. Hip Hop is a style of Dance with a deep historical and social root in American African Culture.It's part of a whole culture of Hip Hop, which started in the 1970's in the Bronx, New York. 

Happy International Women's' Day to all of our amazing women, you are all phenomenal in your own beautiful ways. "Feminism isn't about making women strong. Women are already strong. It's about changing the way the world perceives that strength" - G.D Anderson"Always be a first rate version of yourself, instead of a second rate version of somebody else" - Judy Garland

Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 10th March for a screening of 'Seven' via Teleparty & Discord! 7??    

Join us at 7PM on Wednesday, 3rd March for a screening of 'Ready Player One' via Teleparty & Discord! ??This week is a collab with Visual Media Society :) ?

We are delighted to introduce our 4th judge for our Dragons' Den event, Brian Mc Donald! Brian will be joining our Dragons' Den panel on Saturday 27th February.

MU Indian Society is back with our third event of this semester!Presenting to you MU Indian Soc's Interactive Movie Night on 26th February 2021 @ 6:30pm. See you all there!