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UCD Hoody

UCD Hoody High quality Navy hoody with UCD Dublin Ireland est 1854 embroidered in white on front
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ATX Black Cross Pen

ATX Cross (Black) Ballpoint Pen. UCD Crest Screen Printed in 1 position

Black Leather Cross Journal- UCD

UCD branded black cross leather journal with space for pen

Cross UCD Leather Wallet

Cross Leather Wallet, UCD crest embossed on front. Premium gift boxed, Features 3 card pockets, 2 multi purpose pockets, 2 full length currency compartments and 1 extension pocket (suitable for coins)

Franklin Covey Ball Point Pen

Franklin Covey Ball Point Pen; available in chrome, chrome&gold or chrome&black

Georgian House Door Frame Fridge Magnet

This fridge magnet is a perfect replica of the door at Newman House which was part of the original UCD campus near Dublin's famous St. Stephen's Green.

Glass Paperweight

Glass Paperweight. UCD Crest branded in 1 position app size 8cm with cut faces.

Golf Umbrella

Probrella Umbrella. Strom Proof in UCD Blue. 1 colour UCD Crest on 1 panel and EST 1854 printed on 1 panel in 1 colour.

Hand Bound UCD A6 Journal

This notebook has been hand bound by Duffy Bookbinders, in their bindery on Seville Terrace, Dublin, Ireland. Duffy Bookbinders is a traditional family run business, and Ireland's oldest bindery. The inside cover contains an image of James Joyce and the quote, "They lived and laughed and loved and left." - James Joyce, UCD BA 1902.

Lexington Desk Clock

Lexington Desk Clock with UCD Crest engraved on front
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