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University College Dublin (UCD), a public university, was originally known as the Catholic University of Ireland when it was established in 1854. The name had changed to Royal University later and finally to University College Dublin in 1908. UCD has made major contributions to the making of modern Ireland. Many students from UCD had participated in the Irish independence struggle. The university has about 160 years of very rich cultural heritage. It is one of Europe's research-intensive universities. UCD is the biggest University in Ireland. The university's main campus at Dublin takes up an area of 133 hectares. It has about 30,000 students from around 136 countries. Buy a fake University College Dublin diploma, order fake UCD degree, buy fake degree in Ireland, order fake Ireland diploma, buy University College Dublin degree and transcript.
 
University College Dublin's academic structure comprises 6 colleges and all the schools under them. UCD College of Arts and Humanities has the UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy, UCD School of Classics, UCD School of History, UCD School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore and UCD School of Music. UCD College of Engineering and Architecture has the UCD School of Biosystems and Food Engineering, UCD School of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering and UCD School of Civil Engineering. UCD College of Social Sciences and Law has the UCD School of Archaeology, UCD School of Economics, UCD School of Education, UCD School of Geography, UCD School of Information and Communication Studies, UCD School of Law, UCD School of Philosophy, UCD School of Psychology and UCD School of Sociology. UCD College of Science has UCD School of Earth Sciences.
 
Notable alumni of UCB include the author and poet James Joyce, Irish novelist Maeve Binchy, Irish actor Gabriel Byrne, rugby player Brian O' Driscoll, film director Neil Jordan, broadcaster Vincent Browne, businessman Tony O' Reilly, former President of Ireland Douglas Hyde and Irish novelist Roddy Doyle.