"Ireland retains European Nations Cup this year -https://www.racquetball.ie/news/ireland-retains-european-nations-cupWhile at the same time Ireland dominates the European Championships with 3 gold medals, and 5 silver https://www.racquetball.ie/news/euro-championships-finish-with-3-gold-in-the-singles-doubles.Interestingly among the members (victors) of team Ireland, Antonia Neary is an alumni of Maynooth University. On occasion members of this team have offered and have in the past attended our sessions. This has been to both play and give advice to our other members on the sport.  If you are interested in attending/playing racquetball in Maynooth please join our club and attend our sessions every Tuesday 5pm-7pm, and Thursday 5.30pm-7.30pm."

"Open training sessions every Monday October 7th 2019 at 6pm. Bring boots , pads & training kit.MU Soccer Club have two Ladies squads . Ladies Senior & Ladies B.Come out & give it a go we facilitate all levels."

"Face - Maynooth University SoccerTwitter - @MUAFC_For all updates on Maynooth University Soccer fixtures & results , training times & upcoming events go to our social media above."

"Maynooth University Soccer Club 7 aside Internal football league. From late October until early February we run a 7 a side Internal league.Join the Club on Clubs & Societies Day & grab an entry form while you register.Alternatively you will get an entry form on the noticeboard across from the  sports centre reception.Barry.Prenderville@mu.ie 0867954367"

"All students must join the Maynooth University Soccer Club by registering with the club on Clubs & Societies Day. Clubs & Societies Day will take place in the large sports hall in the sports centre on Thursday October 3rd 2019. "

"The Men's Fresher Trials will take place on Thursday 26th of September & Wednesday 2nd October . Meeting at the Phoenix sports centre dressing rooms at 2.30pm both days."

"Welcome to MU Hogwarts Society and to those returning, Welcome back!Membership is now open and we're looking forward to seeing you all very soon.If you have any questions about the society or simply don't want to go to events alone, give us a shout on any of our socials and we'll get you sorted out :)LouiPresident MU Hogsoc"

"Hi all,We are getting ready for another action packed year with our new hard-working committee; On our committee this year we have, President - Chris Yeomans, Vice President -  Ryan Lynch, Secretary -  Eva Hearne, Treasurer - Oisín Sheridan, Welfare & Equality Officer - Dean Dinh, Server Admin - Ciarán Ó hAoláin, Ordinary Committee Members - Anne McGloughlin, Cian Kiely, Oisín O'Duibhir, Dara MacConville & Eoin Davey.We are all looking forward to a great year ahead with programming competitions, workshops, pizza and more...If you have any questions or events that you would like us to do please don't hesitate to contact us through MU Life or through our Facebook page.All the best,Chris, President"

"Please join us in JH1 on Monday the 23rd of September at 7 p.m for our Annual General Meeting. We will be signing up new members for the society, selling ESN Cards and presenting our upcoming schedule for trips & events as well as answering any questions that you all may have. We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible join us for free pizza & wine while we get to know you all."

"On the 3rd of September we took part in a panel discussion at the launch of a groundbreaking report on Student Mental Health by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) in Trinity College Dublin. I was asked to give a student response to be included in the report which was as follows"This research lays out clearly much of what we knew anecdotally. Namely that students are an at-risk group and are relying consistently upon the on-campus counselling service. Unfortunately, it is also clear that there is an inconsistency in the quality of assistance available. What we can see is that on-campus counselling services have the potential to make a huge difference nationally to the success of a group which suffers from staggeringly high rates of anxiety. The qualitative reports ring true to me as to what has been working and what is needed. Waiting lists are having a negative impact but on the positive we can see how effective a diverse team can be which includes an occupational therapist and an option for CBT. Crucially, students have highlighted the need for psychiatrists on staff so more serious concerns can be handled within the service we are most likely to use. I’m personally feeling very positive about this report and how it reflects our experiences."You can read more about the report and future steps in supporting Student Mental Health here: https://www.stand.ie/student-mental-health-report/We hope you will campaign with us for adequate services and to reduce stigma!"