CSC Winners

Mountain_Surfer

Hi

Just wondering if anyone can fill me in on who the winners were at the CSC ball last Wed? I wasn't in college for the 2nd half of last week so didn't hear what happened.

Cheers

C

the flananator

All I'll say is that Deaf Soc were ****ing robbed.

themetallifan

Think DU Orchestral won the big prize of the night.

I know a guy from Players won best fresher and www.trinityfm.com won best website.

Apart from that....I can't remember (and I was there!)

tomissex

Comedy Soc got best large society

PurpleFistMixer

Cumann Gaelach also won best website.
Food N'Drink won best poster with "Yule N'Joy"... unfortunately they didn't show us the actual poster so no idea what it actually looks like.

Otherwise, I also cannot remember what won what...

trinity0809

Best Large Society
Nominations - Players, Cancer, Food and Drink, Comedy and The Phil.
Winners: Comedy

Best Medium Society
Nominations: - Photography, Gamers, Entrepreneurial
Winners: Entrepreneurial

Best Small Society
Nominations - Chess, Management Society, Orchestral
Winners: Orchestral

Best Individual
Nominations - Brian Denvir (Orchestra), Ciaran Clarke (Players), Jennifer Geraghty (Food and Drink), David Adamson (The Phil)
Winners: Jennifer Geraghty

Best Event
Nominations:Comedy & Players (Fringe Festival), Orchestral (Sigur Ros concert), Entreprenruial (Dragon's Den), TAF (TAF), The Trials of Oscar Wilde (The Phil)
Winners: The Phil (Trials of Oscar Wilde)

Best Fresher
Nominations - Ciaran Parking, Hideo Oda (Japanses), Mark Atckinson (Players), Robbie Blake (Singers), Stephen Denham (VDP), David Barrett (The Phil), Louuise Hynes (Engineering), Richard Lennon (Jazz), Shane Dunne (Math)
Winners: Mark Atckinson

Best Poster:
Nominations: Computer Science, Food and Drink, Cancer Soc (2 others I think, can't remember)
Winners: Food and Drink

Best Website:
Nominations: (Can't remember, as was drunk by that point)
Winners: Cumann Gaelach

Awayindahils

trinity0809 wrote: »

Best Website:[/B]
Nominations: (Can't remember, as was drunk by that point)
Winners: Cumann Gaelach

Trintiy FM shared best website with Cumann Gaelach.

Kwekubo

the flananator wrote: »

All I'll say is that Deaf Soc were ****ing robbed.

?

jamesnp

themetallifan wrote: »

I know a guy from Players won best fresher and www.trinityfm.com won best website.

Cumann Gaelach won best website too and also got nominated by the CSC for the BICS.

-jp

Ron DMC

jamesnp wrote: »

Cumann Gaelach won best website too and also got nominated by the CSC for the BICS.

-jp

Any word on that yet actually?

jamesnp

Ronny Mitchell wrote: »

Any word on that yet actually?

Umm... not as yet. Presumably it didn't win - assume I would have heard.

-jp

snappieT

Cumann Gaelach didn't win at BICS, but Marc Atkinson (Players) won best Fresher of the Year and The Phil won best event with "the Trials of Oscar Wilde".

jamesnp

snappieT wrote: »

Cumann Gaelach didn't win at BICS, but Marc Atkinson (Players) won best Fresher of the Year and The Phil won best event with "the Trials of Oscar Wilde".

maybe next year! Fair play to the Phil and Marc though.

jobey

Comedy were up for Society of the Year at BICS too and came a very close second to some UL lads who ended up winning

belleville

The Trinity Arts Festival and The Trials of Oscar Wilde were joint winners for 'Best Event'

Mountain_Surfer

Im going to bump this thread to find out who this years winners were, so if you have any information you care to share, please feel free to do so!

Cheers:)

Steve Higginson

What I can remember:

Best Overall Society: Vincent dePaul
Best Large Society: Players
Best Individual: Ross Dungan (Players)
Best Event: Dragon's Den (TES)

rjt

Also:

Best New/Improved: Visual Arts
Best Website: Japanese
Best Fresher: A guy in singers.

And I think photographic won best medium society.

shay_562

I know the Hist won Best Poster, dunno which poster though...

Danger Bob

Not to be too pernickety but just to have them all accurate and together...

Best Small: Visual Arts
Best Medium: Photography
Best Large: Players
Best Overall (Voted on the night): Vincent de Paul
Best Event: 'Dragon's Den' (Entrepreneurial Society)
Best New/Most Improved: Trinity Investors
Best Publication: 'The Attic' (Literary Society)
Best Poster: The Hist Media Debate (proper name escapes me right now)
Best Website: Japanese
Best Fresher: Cian McCarthy (Singers)
Best Individual: Ross Dungan (DU Players)

A special award for long-term contribution to society life was given to Gabriele Pierantoni of DUPA (Photography).

Some of the confusion above may be due to the Trinity nominees for the national society awards being somewhat different, due to the different criteria involved. Those nominees are:

Best Society: DU Players
Best Individual: Ross Dungan (DU Players)
Best Fresher: Cian McCarthy (Singers)
Most Improved: Visual Arts
Best Website: Japanese
Best Event: Trinity Fringe Festival
Best Civic Contribution: 'The Big Christmas Panto' (Vincent de Paul)
Best Poster: The Hist Media Debate one

Steve Higginson

Danger Bob wrote: »

Best Poster: The Hist Media Debate (proper name escapes me right now)

That'd be “The Media plays a Negative Role in Discourse”, buddy.

Denerick

Who pays for the CsC ball? How many students attended? How much of the student registration charge went into this as proportionate to the number of students who both attended the ball and take an active part in the said societies activities?

Just curious.

andrew

Denerick wrote: »

Who pays for the CsC ball? How many students attended? How much of the student registration charge went into this as proportionate to the number of students who both attended the ball and take an active part in the said societies activities?

Just curious.

You do. I had an awesome meal, and you partly paid for it. It was great. I didn't even finish the dessert. How does that make you feel?

Kurtosis

Denerick wrote: »

Who pays for the CsC ball? How many students attended? How much of the student registration charge went into this as proportionate to the number of students who both attended the ball and take an active part in the said societies activities?

Just curious.

To give a serious answer, and this is going on last year, anyone from a society attending had to buy a ticket and there was outside sponsorship (if I remember correctly). I have no idea if that covered the cost of the ball. I have never attended so can't comment on your other questions, or the quality of the dessert, finished or unfinished...

Denerick

andrew wrote: »

You do. I has an awesome meal, and you partly paid for it. It was great. I didn't even finish the dessert. How does that make you feel?

It makes me feel that hard working taxpayers are funding the social activities of an elitist hierarchy.

andrew

Damn right they are. And it tastes gooooooooooood.

Sid_Justice

Denerick wrote: »

Who pays for the CsC ball? How many students attended? How much of the student registration charge went into this as proportionate to the number of students who both attended the ball and take an active part in the said societies activities?

Just curious.

Aren't tickets like 15 euro? Paid for by attendees? I'm sure that pays for the majority of it.

Kwekubo

Sid_Justice wrote: »

Aren't tickets like 15 euro? Paid for by attendees? I'm sure that pays for the majority of it.

€20 a head. The event was also sponsored by the Trinity branch of AIB.