
Students take part in LauraLynn parade
TU DUBLIN Tallaght staff and students were among local groups that took part in the annual LauraLynn Halloween Parade on Tuesday (October 27).
TU Dublin students and staff from the School of Mechanical Engineering and School of Marketing and Entrepreneurship worked together to deliver a memorable experience for children and their families at the parade, including local input from Tallaght campus students.
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