The Murder, She Wrote Committee 2004-2005
This is the first year of the MSWsoc and it's all going very well so far. The society was founded by Aidan, Brian, Donal and John, whose details are listed below. A constitution was written and a committee formed. We're all working hard now to plan events and entertainment for our members and we're always delighted to hear your ideas or accept any help you want to give, so please don't hesitate to contact us...

Chairperson: Aidan Beatrice Bell
As well as sharing an unusual middle name with everyone's favourite tv sleuth, Aidan is a disturbingly dedicated fan of Murder, She Wrote. He can far too readily quote episodes and his fanatical love of the show, while slightly worrying, makes him a perfect candidate for chairperson.

Treasurer: Adam Doherty
Adam was raised in a particularly isolated rural area, where watching Murder, She Wrote on tv was his only real contact with the wider world. Happily, the good example set by the show meant that when he moved to Dublin, he was a kind, generous soul, who crusaded for justice and frequently meddled helpfully in police enquiries.

Secretary: Margaret McAuliffe
Mags was elected to the previously male-dominated committee at our EGM. Her landslide victory was testament to her sultry red-headed hotness, enthusiasm for tv detective shows and general excellence in secretarial duties. It turns out in the end that she was secretly the killer all along.

Public Relations: Donal Mulligan
The only member of the committee, so far, to have managed to speak to Angela Lansbury. Donal works tirelessly to create the tasteful and popular posters that have helped make a name for us on campus. He also enjoys making websites like this one and writing flattering commentary on himself here. He's great.

Events Coordinator: John Kavanagh
Since a young age, John has enjoyed the particular sense of fulfillment that can only come from solving homicide on a weekly basis. He enjoyed a brief career with Interpol before shying away from the glitzy world of criminology to study computer applications at DCU. Now MSWsoc has provided the means for him to flex his razor-sharp deductive mind once again.

Ordinary Member: Brian Smyth
When finding a suitable candidate for this committee role, MSWsoc held lengthy auditions to find the most ordinary person possible and knew we had our man when we found Brian. From his boring surname to his current work placement in fund accountancy, Brian is as ordinary and unremarkable as we could have hoped. We're not sure what it is that he does on the committee and neither is he, but the constitution said we had to have someone, so there he is, being ordinary.


Top row, left to right: Mags McAuliffe, Secretary; Donal Mulligan, Public Relations; John Kavanagh, Events.
Bottom row, left to right: Adam Doherty, Treasurer; Aidan Bell, Chair; Brian Smyth, Ordinary Member.


:: The committee celebrate at the DCU Clubs & Societies Awards 2005
Note how John has transformed into a short hot girl called Medb. Weird.
Note also, the attractive and eye-catching ties.