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Thursday, April 10th, 2008

HSE logo Department of Public Health,
Health Service Executive,
Mid-Western Area,
31/33 Catherine Street,
Limerick.
Tel: 061-483338
Fax: 061-483211

Subject: Mumps on Campus

Importance: High

Over the last few weeks, the HSE have been notified of 10 cases of mumps among students at the University. The symptoms of mumps include a low-grade fever and swelling or tenderness of one or more of the salivary glands in the cheeks under the jaw. Symptoms usually appear between the 12th and the 25th day after a person has been exposed to the virus that causes this disease. Between 20-30% of people with the disease do not show signs of infection and in a few people this may be quite a debilitating illness.

Most students will have been immunised against this disease by having two doses of the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine as a child. In view of the recent cluster of mumps at the University, it is important that you ensure that you are immune to mumps.

Immunity will arise from being certain that you have either:

  1. Received two doses of the vaccine in the past – this gives 99% protection against mumps
  2. Been immunised during the outbreak of mumps that occurred at the University of Limerick in March 2005
  3. Already had clinical mumps.

If you are already immune in one of the ways listed above, you do NOT need to be vaccinated.

If you are not certain that you are immune, you should seek medical advice as to whether you need a dose of the MMR vaccine to protect you at this time.

University Staff who think that they are not immune should attend their own General Practitioner for this vaccine.

Students who think that they are not immune should attend their own General Practitioner or the Student Health Centre for this vaccine.

Plassey 10K 2008

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008


Plassey 10K 2008
29th March 2008
10K RUN/WALKATHON
11:00am Walk start
11:30am Run start
All Contributions go towards the Charities
Milford Hospice, Down Syndrome Ireland
and Croí
(Sudden Death Syndrome Ireland)

Register before 22nd March - Adults €12.00 / Students €8.00 / Over 65 €8.00
Entry forms available at the UL Arena Reception desk or www.plassey10k.com

For further info contact
Catherine dot Dooley at ul dot ie or Phone (061) 213596

Bike Week in UL (wk6)

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Bike Week (wk6)

Tuesday: 1pm - bike sale in students’ union courtyard

The Students’ Union’s bike scheme for buying and selling bikes

Mountain Bike UL will also give a display of their funky hip-hop in the Students Union Courtyard

Wednesday: all day - walk in / cycle in / bus in to college

Make an effort and leave the car at home (if you have one) and either walk, cycle or take the bus into college. Something that can be repeated also on other days…

2pm - bike repair workshop

Bring your bike if it needs fixing and any tools that might be useful. Just watching and learning is welcome as well.

There will also be a display of designs for proposed bike sheds for the campus, with SofA (Society of Architecture) – come along and have a look!

3.30pm - cycle around campus

The smaller version of the critical mass. The cycle around campus is about highlighting how cars take up a lot of space, pollute the environment, and often transport no more than one person!

4.30pm - critical mass in city centre

critical mass is a world wide movement that is about taking to the streets with your bike to show that there are alternative means of transport that make a difference in the fight against global warming and for a sustainable lifestyle. It is about claiming back the city and the streets from the cars to promote cycling rights and people-friendly living spaces for all of us!

Thursday: 6pm - screening “We Are Traffic!” and “Return of the Scorcher”

Two films about the critical mass movement and the history of the bike.

Hope to see you there

Pierre
UL Environmental Society

Two Places

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

The Interaction Design Centre

and

The Centre for Computational Musicology and Computer Music

cordially invites you to the launch of

“ Two Places “

the catalogue accompanying the exhibition in the University of Limerick and the Ormeau Baths Gallery, Belfast.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 5.00pm , Plassey House.

This project is also supported by

Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University, Belfast

Arts Council of Northern Ireland

 The Arts Council of Ireland

Belfast City Council

and

UL Arts Office


www.twoplaces.ul.ie

Wintopia - Series 2 Trailer & Series 1 bloopers

Monday, February 18th, 2008

Wintopia - Series 2 Trailer

Via Wintopia Facebook Group

717 Productions secure services of Daniel Smith, Kieran Stack and Jamie O’Brien for Season 2 of hit uber-drama.
Undisclosed fee quoted as “ridiculous” was used to reclaim the actors.

Donnie Walshberg will relinquish his role as “main attraction”. The 6 time Oscar nominated, 1 time winner, will take on a more supporting role and has signed up for guest-star appearances on what has been stated as an “unknown” number of episodes. The actor says filming in other projects and spending time with his baby daughter are also high on his priorities.

Emily Moon, unknown actress, and guest star in “the edge of forever” will make a return in season 2, but 717 productions declined to say to what extent.

Relations between 717 Productions and A-Block Design were renewed after the two companies parted, after the pilot episode. There have been talks, concerning characters and cameos but nothing has been decided as of yet.

Brendan Moroney…the “voice” of Wintopia, has also signed a new contract keeping him with the show for another season. Moroney, narrator, says that narrating has always been his dream and now with Wintopia and Planet Earth under his belt he feels he is a “big-deal”

The direction of Wintopia may be under threat. Colm “flash you” Bambury, has issued a statement saying he wants “nothing to do with the show or the actors”. This is believed to be the case as bambury, a highly sought after cameraman and director was becoming “run-down” spending so much time on the set of Wintopia. Bambury is also reported to have a fast-food addiction and has battled this disease for many years now.

Also Prime time television with Reginald Wheatsheaf 3rd filmed a behind the scenes interview evening with the actors that is also due for release shortly.

Wintopia - Series 1 outtakes

Official Wintopia Youtube Page
Wintopia Facebook Group
Wintopia Bebo Page
See all the posts on Wintopia: www.grizi.net/blog2/category/wintopia/

UL Vikings Full Monty Night

Friday, January 25th, 2008

Remember the calendar that I suggested before Christmas - tonight they’ll be handing over the cheques. I can still probably source a few calendars if anyone wants
From www.limerickpost.ie
UL Vikings Full Monty Night
Friday 25th Jan 2008 the UL Vikings will hand over the proceeds of their 2008 charity calendar to the Mid-West Cancer Centre in Russells Bar, Raheen, Limerick at 8pm.

  • “Full Monty Theme”
  • Live music with Shaun O’Dowd featuring Hanora
  • African Drummers reception with red carpet and champagne
  • Cocktail tastings
  • Finger food
  • Dress to impress

Wintopia The Genesis Epilogue

Thursday, January 24th, 2008

Wintopia “The Genesis Epilogue Part 1″

Wintopia “The Genesis Epilogue Part 2″

University of Limerick Graduations

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008



University of Limerick Graduations

Originally uploaded by grizi

Congratulations to everyone who graduated in the past few days. I hope to follow soon.
I found it quite unusual to see an army officer wear his uniform under the graduation robes but apparently they are obliged to wear them for formal occasions.

Service Dress no.1 can be seen on the Defense Forces website

Wintopia

Tuesday, January 15th, 2008

Enjoy episodes 1 to 4 of Wintopia by “717 Productions”. Well done lads and keep them coming!

Episode 1 “Peril In Wintopia”

Episode 2 “Dreams and Daggers”

Episode 3 “The Edge of Forever”

Episode 4 “In Search of Destiny”

ECE funrun follow-up

Wednesday, December 19th, 2007

Hi All
Just to let you know the final amount collect was 4,264 Euro for the charities (ALJEFF-Suicide Centre & adapt House services).
Thanks again for your support, Have a safe and Happy Christmas.

My time was approximately 38:55 contrary to the results listed on the page. Not bad considering the lack of practice imho.

Photos {look - it’s a Web 2.0 app ;) } - www.ece.ul.ie/funrun

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