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Redbrick Companies

2018-05-21T06:34:09Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]], [[User:Gamma|gamma]]
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:Pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:Zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Valen|valen]], [[User:Space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]], [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:Phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:Dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:Fun|fun]], [[User:Valen|valen]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:Aeris|aeris]], [[User:Doc|doc]], [[User:Drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:Trevj|trevj]], [[User:Tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: Voy|voy]], [[User:Dizer|dizer]], [[User:Redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:Toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:Usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:Magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:Cns|cns]], [[User:Orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:Esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:Tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:Waggers|waggers]], [[User:Goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:Edel|edel]], [[User:Smudger|smudger]], [[User:Merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:Mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:Svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:Werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:Spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:Receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:Markpb|markpb]], [[User:Elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:Griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:Macbain|macbain]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Plop|plop]] and [[User:Tibor|tibor]], [[User:Nemo|nemo]], [[User:Anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:Cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:Homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:Nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:Decob|decob]].

User:Butlerx

2018-04-19T10:00:58Z

Butlerx: Created page with "> ''I make things.'' == Containers == Wrote most of Docker/Container infra in redbrick"

> ''I make things.''

== Containers ==

Wrote most of Docker/Container infra in redbrick

Redbrick Companies

2018-04-19T09:58:40Z

Butlerx: /* Other companies brickies work for */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]], [[User:Gamma|gamma]]
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:Pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:Zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Valen|valen]], [[User:Space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:Phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:Dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:Fun|fun]], [[User:Valen|valen]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:Aeris|aeris]], [[User:Doc|doc]], [[User:Drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:Trevj|trevj]], [[User:Tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: Voy|voy]], [[User:Dizer|dizer]], [[User:Redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:Toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:Usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:Magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:Cns|cns]], [[User:Orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:Esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:Tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:Waggers|waggers]], [[User:Goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:Edel|edel]], [[User:Smudger|smudger]], [[User:Merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:Mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:Svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:Werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:Spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:Receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:Markpb|markpb]], [[User:Elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:Griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:Macbain|macbain]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Plop|plop]] and [[User:Tibor|tibor]], [[User:Nemo|nemo]], [[User:Anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:Cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:Homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:Nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:Decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2018-04-19T09:55:23Z

Butlerx: /* Previous */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]], [[User:Gamma|gamma]]
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:Pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:Zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Valen|valen]], [[User:Space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]], [[User:valen|valen]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2018-04-19T09:54:14Z

Butlerx: /* Other companies brickies work for */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]], [[User:valen|valen]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2018-04-18T21:53:31Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2018-04-18T21:52:04Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]], [[User:shimoda|shimoda]], [[User:dregin|dregin]], [[User:maiden|maiden]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]/[https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-ie/ BearingPoint] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Polka|polka]].
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2017-10-19T09:03:45Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday]: [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [https://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [https://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]], [[User:Tailwind|tailwind]], [[User:macspayn|kiwi]]
* [https://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [https://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [https://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [https://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [https://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [https://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [https://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2017-10-19T08:46:39Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]], [[User:Zyox|zyox]], [[User:Jengajen|jengajen]], [[User:Moridin|moridin]], [[User:Bubble|bubble]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday] - [[User:Dregin|dregin]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [http://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [http://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]], [[User:Pints|pints]]
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]: [[User:Butlerx|butlerx]]
* [http://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [http://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [http://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [http://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [http://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Firewall

2017-08-11T22:22:17Z

Butlerx: /* Committee discuss Firewalls */

== Committee discuss Firewalls ==

<pre>2017-08-11 22:04:26 slackbot @pints @greenday @akraak
2017-08-11 22:04:32 pints @hexagon
2017-08-11 22:04:47 pints Any object to donating a switch and a firewall to NUIG Compsoc
2017-08-11 22:05:02 pints Juniper SRX220 $ EX3200
2017-08-11 22:05:20 pints We have 4 and 6 of each respectively which are 100% not needed
2017-08-11 22:07:59 pints @tbolt gonna get your input at least if that's cool
2017-08-11 22:08:40 akraak i have no issues with that
2017-08-11 22:08:45 tbolt neither do i
2017-08-11 22:08:47 tbolt sounds good
2017-08-11 22:08:49 greenday We cant use it so
2017-08-11 22:08:51 pints :+1:
2017-08-11 22:08:53 pints Ty
2017-08-11 22:08:56 greenday Away it goes
2017-08-11 22:09:28 pints o7
2017-08-11 22:09:37 pints We still have loads left
2017-08-11 22:09:56 pints I wanna earmark one of the SRX220s to test something
2017-08-11 22:11:50 greenday Thats cool
2017-08-11 22:34:10 hexagon @pints how do we have 6 firewalls? That makes no sense?!
2017-08-11 22:34:49 pints All but 2 are in boxes
2017-08-11 22:34:50 pints :)
2017-08-11 22:35:00 pints And yes it does >.>
2017-08-11 22:35:42 pints We've 2 networks, each gets its own firewall between it and the rest of the world
2017-08-11 22:36:08 hexagon How are the firewalls in boxes?
2017-08-11 22:36:33 pints Cardboard boxes
2017-08-11 22:36:39 pints Like
2017-08-11 22:36:45 pints We haven't opened them
2017-08-11 22:36:59 hexagon Wtf?
2017-08-11 22:37:06 hexagon Are you high rn?
2017-08-11 22:37:27 pints http://ipcinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/box-no-bkg.jpg
2017-08-11 22:37:31 pints No :P
2017-08-11 22:37:39 pints They're a physical piece of hardware
2017-08-11 22:37:45 pints They came to us in boxes
2017-08-11 22:37:53 pints They have not yet left the boxes
2017-08-11 22:38:17 hexagon And they have firewall installed?
2017-08-11 22:38:23 hexagon What sort of firewall?
2017-08-11 22:38:44 pints Em
2017-08-11 22:38:45 pints Ok
2017-08-11 22:38:51 pints Let's step back a sec
2017-08-11 22:38:59 pints What does the word firewall mean to you :P
2017-08-11 22:39:33 hexagon Why is it sold in cardboard boxes?
2017-08-11 22:40:01 pints https://www.juniper.net/uk/en/products-services/security/srx-series/srx220/
2017-08-11 22:40:07 pints They're these things
2017-08-11 22:40:24 pints Does that help
2017-08-11 22:40:28 pints Please tell me that helps
2017-08-11 22:43:33 pints hexagon: u ded?
2017-08-11 22:44:59 akraak rip
2017-08-11 22:46:36 hexagon How much are they worth?
2017-08-11 22:46:45 pints ~1200 each
2017-08-11 22:46:52 pints We got them free from Juniper
2017-08-11 22:47:04 hexagon Are they servers with firewall installed?
2017-08-11 22:47:09 pints Mmkay
2017-08-11 22:47:19 pints They *are* a firewall
2017-08-11 22:50:43 hexagon ....
2017-08-11 22:50:52 hexagon I'm so confused rn
2017-08-11 22:51:20 pints Again
2017-08-11 22:51:25 pints Let's step back here
2017-08-11 22:51:39 pints What does 'firewall' mean to you when you hear it
2017-08-11 22:52:26 hexagon It's a wall that stops fire
2017-08-11 22:52:42 pints ...oh god
2017-08-11 22:53:13 hexagon I'm joking :joy:
2017-08-11 22:54:05 greenday I think it is just news to hexagon that there are hardware firewalls as well as software ones
2017-08-11 22:54:25 pints ...why didn't my /kick work >.>
2017-08-11 22:54:52 pints @hexagon I swear to god that conversation nearly killed me
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints _
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints _ __ ___ ___(_) __ _ _ __
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints | '__/ _ \/ __| |/ _` | '_ \
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints | | | __/\__ \ | (_| | | | |
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints |_| \___||___/_|\__, |_| |_|
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints |___/
2017-08-11 22:56:43 akraak beutiful
2017-08-11 22:56:47 pints So whilst we're here
2017-08-11 22:56:59 pints @hexagon, what's a firewall?
2017-08-11 22:57:13 akraak how do they keep them in cardboard boxes, wouldnt they light on fire?
2017-08-11 22:57:24 pints No no no they STOP the fire, silly!
2017-08-11 22:57:49 akraak but what if your'e fighting fire with fire
2017-08-11 22:58:10 pints /u/fireguy12 would approve
2017-08-11 22:58:18 greenday how cool would our rack be if there was a wall on fire always racked
2017-08-11 22:58:23 greenday rip our colling though
2017-08-11 22:58:31 hexagon What's a hardware firewall?
2017-08-11 22:58:35 pints ...........
2017-08-11 22:58:39 pints HERE WE GO AGAIN
2017-08-11 22:58:40 greenday .....................................................
2017-08-11 22:58:45 pints HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS FOLKS
2017-08-11 22:58:54 greenday Its about to get
2017-08-11 22:58:57 greenday >.>
2017-08-11 22:59:01 greenday <.<
2017-08-11 22:59:05 greenday smokey
2017-08-11 22:59:15 akraak s m o k e y
2017-08-11 22:59:33 pints v a p o r w a l l
2017-08-11 22:59:51 pints Seriosuly though did we not just have that conversation
2017-08-11 22:59:56 hexagon So no rn I don't give my permission :joy:
2017-08-11 23:00:01 pints Lol too
2017-08-11 23:00:03 pints late*
2017-08-11 23:00:06 pints :)
2017-08-11 23:00:15 greenday we emailed the firewal jsut ther
2017-08-11 23:00:17 greenday there
2017-08-11 23:00:22 greenday firewall
2017-08-11 23:00:31 greenday send first read later
2017-08-11 23:00:36 greenday that is my motto
2017-08-11 23:00:44 pints A hardware firewall looks like a switch, and does the same job as a firewall program on your PC might, only way better and way faster
2017-08-11 23:00:47 pints Because hardware
2017-08-11 23:01:14 greenday But you can set your own rules and shit like software
2017-08-11 23:01:21 greenday on the hardwaare
2017-08-11 23:02:09 pints hexagon: how's that
2017-08-11 23:02:55 pints *pints*' blood pressure continues to rise
2017-08-11 23:03:27 hexagon I'm drinking rn but if we have 6 of them then sure why not
2017-08-11 23:03:34 hexagon But otherwise let's review
2017-08-11 23:03:50 pints Yes
2017-08-11 23:03:52 pints Let's
2017-08-11 23:05:06 hexagon :+1:
2017-08-11 23:05:17 pints So
2017-08-11 23:05:20 pints In review
2017-08-11 23:05:46 pints It's a metal rectangle, full of magic, that keeps all the bad internets out, and all of our good internets in
2017-08-11 23:05:57 pints And they come IN BOXES
2017-08-11 23:06:27 pints :convictparrot: :convictparrot: :convictparrot:
</pre>

Firewall

2017-08-11T22:19:11Z

Butlerx: Created page with " == Committee discuss Firewalls == <nowiki> 2017-08-11 22:04:26 slackbot @pints @greenday @akraak 2017-08-11 22:04:32 pints @hexagon 2017-08-11 22:04:47 pints Any object to d..."

== Committee discuss Firewalls ==

<nowiki>
2017-08-11 22:04:26 slackbot @pints @greenday @akraak
2017-08-11 22:04:32 pints @hexagon
2017-08-11 22:04:47 pints Any object to donating a switch and a firewall to NUIG Compsoc
2017-08-11 22:05:02 pints Juniper SRX220 $ EX3200
2017-08-11 22:05:20 pints We have 4 and 6 of each respectively which are 100% not needed
2017-08-11 22:07:59 pints @tbolt gonna get your input at least if that's cool
2017-08-11 22:08:40 akraak i have no issues with that
2017-08-11 22:08:45 tbolt neither do i
2017-08-11 22:08:47 tbolt sounds good
2017-08-11 22:08:49 greenday We cant use it so
2017-08-11 22:08:51 pints :+1:
2017-08-11 22:08:53 pints Ty
2017-08-11 22:08:56 greenday Away it goes
2017-08-11 22:09:28 pints o7
2017-08-11 22:09:37 pints We still have loads left
2017-08-11 22:09:56 pints I wanna earmark one of the SRX220s to test something
2017-08-11 22:11:50 greenday Thats cool
2017-08-11 22:34:10 hexagon @pints how do we have 6 firewalls? That makes no sense?!
2017-08-11 22:34:49 pints All but 2 are in boxes
2017-08-11 22:34:50 pints :)
2017-08-11 22:35:00 pints And yes it does >.>
2017-08-11 22:35:42 pints We've 2 networks, each gets its own firewall between it and the rest of the world
2017-08-11 22:36:08 hexagon How are the firewalls in boxes?
2017-08-11 22:36:33 pints Cardboard boxes
2017-08-11 22:36:39 pints Like
2017-08-11 22:36:45 pints We haven't opened them
2017-08-11 22:36:59 hexagon Wtf?
2017-08-11 22:37:06 hexagon Are you high rn?
2017-08-11 22:37:27 pints http://ipcinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/box-no-bkg.jpg
2017-08-11 22:37:31 pints No :P
2017-08-11 22:37:39 pints They're a physical piece of hardware
2017-08-11 22:37:45 pints They came to us in boxes
2017-08-11 22:37:53 pints They have not yet left the boxes
2017-08-11 22:38:17 hexagon And they have firewall installed?
2017-08-11 22:38:23 hexagon What sort of firewall?
2017-08-11 22:38:44 pints Em
2017-08-11 22:38:45 pints Ok
2017-08-11 22:38:51 pints Let's step back a sec
2017-08-11 22:38:59 pints What does the word firewall mean to you :P
2017-08-11 22:39:33 hexagon Why is it sold in cardboard boxes?
2017-08-11 22:40:01 pints https://www.juniper.net/uk/en/products-services/security/srx-series/srx220/
2017-08-11 22:40:07 pints They're these things
2017-08-11 22:40:24 pints Does that help
2017-08-11 22:40:28 pints Please tell me that helps
2017-08-11 22:43:33 pints hexagon: u ded?
2017-08-11 22:44:59 akraak rip
2017-08-11 22:46:36 hexagon How much are they worth?
2017-08-11 22:46:45 pints ~1200 each
2017-08-11 22:46:52 pints We got them free from Juniper
2017-08-11 22:47:04 hexagon Are they servers with firewall installed?
2017-08-11 22:47:09 pints Mmkay
2017-08-11 22:47:19 pints They *are* a firewall
2017-08-11 22:50:43 hexagon ....
2017-08-11 22:50:52 hexagon I'm so confused rn
2017-08-11 22:51:20 pints Again
2017-08-11 22:51:25 pints Let's step back here
2017-08-11 22:51:39 pints What does 'firewall' mean to you when you hear it
2017-08-11 22:52:26 hexagon It's a wall that stops fire
2017-08-11 22:52:42 pints ...oh god
2017-08-11 22:53:13 hexagon I'm joking :joy:
2017-08-11 22:54:05 greenday I think it is just news to hexagon that there are hardware firewalls as well as software ones
2017-08-11 22:54:25 pints ...why didn't my /kick work >.>
2017-08-11 22:54:52 pints @hexagon I swear to god that conversation nearly killed me
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints _
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints _ __ ___ ___(_) __ _ _ __
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints | '__/ _ \/ __| |/ _` | '_ \
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints | | | __/\__ \ | (_| | | | |
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints |_| \___||___/_|\__, |_| |_|
2017-08-11 22:56:25 pints |___/
2017-08-11 22:56:43 akraak beutiful
2017-08-11 22:56:47 pints So whilst we're here
2017-08-11 22:56:59 pints @hexagon, what's a firewall?
2017-08-11 22:57:13 akraak how do they keep them in cardboard boxes, wouldnt they light on fire?
2017-08-11 22:57:24 pints No no no they STOP the fire, silly!
2017-08-11 22:57:49 akraak but what if your'e fighting fire with fire
2017-08-11 22:58:10 pints /u/fireguy12 would approve
2017-08-11 22:58:18 greenday how cool would our rack be if there was a wall on fire always racked
2017-08-11 22:58:23 greenday rip our colling though
2017-08-11 22:58:31 hexagon What's a hardware firewall?
2017-08-11 22:58:35 pints ...........
2017-08-11 22:58:39 pints HERE WE GO AGAIN
2017-08-11 22:58:40 greenday .....................................................
2017-08-11 22:58:45 pints HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS FOLKS
2017-08-11 22:58:54 greenday Its about to get
2017-08-11 22:58:57 greenday >.>
2017-08-11 22:59:01 greenday <.<
2017-08-11 22:59:05 greenday smokey
2017-08-11 22:59:15 akraak s m o k e y
2017-08-11 22:59:33 pints v a p o r w a l l
2017-08-11 22:59:51 pints Seriosuly though did we not just have that conversation
2017-08-11 22:59:56 hexagon So no rn I don't give my permission :joy:
2017-08-11 23:00:01 pints Lol too
2017-08-11 23:00:03 pints late*
2017-08-11 23:00:06 pints :)
2017-08-11 23:00:15 greenday we emailed the firewal jsut ther
2017-08-11 23:00:17 greenday there
2017-08-11 23:00:22 greenday firewall
2017-08-11 23:00:31 greenday send first read later
2017-08-11 23:00:36 greenday that is my motto
2017-08-11 23:00:44 pints A hardware firewall looks like a switch, and does the same job as a firewall program on your PC might, only way better and way faster
2017-08-11 23:00:47 pints Because hardware
2017-08-11 23:01:14 greenday But you can set your own rules and shit like software
2017-08-11 23:01:21 greenday on the hardwaare
2017-08-11 23:02:09 pints hexagon: how's that
2017-08-11 23:02:55 pints *pints*' blood pressure continues to rise
2017-08-11 23:03:27 hexagon I'm drinking rn but if we have 6 of them then sure why not
2017-08-11 23:03:34 hexagon But otherwise let's review
2017-08-11 23:03:50 pints Yes
2017-08-11 23:03:52 pints Let's
2017-08-11 23:05:06 hexagon :+1:
2017-08-11 23:05:17 pints So
2017-08-11 23:05:20 pints In review
2017-08-11 23:05:46 pints It's a metal rectangle, full of magic, that keeps all the bad internets out, and all of our good internets in
2017-08-11 23:05:57 pints And they come IN BOXES
2017-08-11 23:06:27 pints :convictparrot: :convictparrot: :convictparrot:
</nowiki>

Redbrick Logo

2017-06-07T10:30:29Z

Butlerx: /* More Info */

==Logo Competition Winner (1998-2000) by Andy==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_tiny_logo.gif]]

==Webpage title logo (2000-2001) by Karl Podesta==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_rbtitle.gif]]

==Placeholder logo used on some documents (2001)==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_logo2.gif]]

==Unused logo from webcomp winner, Peter Whittaker==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_webdesignwinner.gif]]

==Unused logo design by Peter Whittaker==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_redbrickBig2whiteSmall.jpg]]

==Present logo (2002-2011) by Kevin Cannon==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_logo2-rb.gif]]

[[Category:Redbrick History]]

==New Logo==
New Redbrick Logo from 2011

Small

[[Image:2011logo_small.png]]

Large

[[Image:2011logo.png| 800px]]

SVG

[http://redbrick.dcu.ie/~tziegler/2011logo_text.svg SVG Logo]

== More Info ==

A git repo off all assets can be found on [[https://github.com/redbrick/assets Github]]

A higher resolution version of the logo is available here: [[Media:Rblogo.jpg]]

Redbrick Logo

2017-06-07T10:29:14Z

Butlerx: /* More Info */

==Logo Competition Winner (1998-2000) by Andy==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_tiny_logo.gif]]

==Webpage title logo (2000-2001) by Karl Podesta==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_rbtitle.gif]]

==Placeholder logo used on some documents (2001)==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_logo2.gif]]

==Unused logo from webcomp winner, Peter Whittaker==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_webdesignwinner.gif]]

==Unused logo design by Peter Whittaker==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_redbrickBig2whiteSmall.jpg]]

==Present logo (2002-2011) by Kevin Cannon==

[[Image:Rbwiki_RedbrickLogo_logo2-rb.gif]]

[[Category:Redbrick History]]

==New Logo==
New Redbrick Logo from 2011

Small

[[Image:2011logo_small.png]]

Large

[[Image:2011logo.png| 800px]]

SVG

[http://redbrick.dcu.ie/~tziegler/2011logo_text.svg SVG Logo]

== More Info ==

More info on the logo available on the logo on the main redbrick site: http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/logo/
A git repo off all assets can be found on [[https://github.com/redbrick/assets Github]]
A higher resolution version of the logo is available here: [[Media:Rblogo.jpg]]

Installing Wordpress on Redbrick

2017-06-07T10:24:08Z

Butlerx:

[http://wordpress.org WordPress] is a nifty open-source PHP Content Management (or "blogging") web tool. You can use it to handle your website blog with ease.

__TOC__

==Installation==
If you don't already have an SQL account, email the [[admins]] to get one. Make sure your permissions are good and then follow this [http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress handy guide].

==Setting with SSH==
Right so, the permissions on Wordpress can trick you up - if you don't use the right command. So butlerx and pints got sick of all the little problems so wrote a [https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie/Redbrick/eduScripts/src/master/setupWordpress script] for it
* Login into Redbrick from Terminal or PuTTY (or some other SSH client).
* Download the script:
<code>wget https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie/Redbrick/eduScripts/raw/master/setupWordpress</code>
* Run the script:
<code>bash setupWordpress</code>
* Follow the prompts of the script
*You now have "wordpress" in your public_html folder, and that's basically as much as you need to do from your SSH connection. <code>https://'''YOURUSERNAME'''<nowiki>.redbrick.dcu.ie/</nowiki></code>
*You need to check the permission on config.php also, so that it is 400.
<code>chmod 400 wp-config.php</code>
*Follow the WordPress instructions there, you will need a Mysql database at this point just email admins for one

[[Category:HowTo]]

TimeLine2017

2017-06-07T10:12:03Z

Butlerx: /* March */

{{Timeline Years}}
[[Category: Redbrick History]]
==January==
* 1st - butlerx put the new website live and waited to see if anyone noticed

==February==
* 3rd - Redbrick goes to FOSDEM. People get drunk and sleep during the talks. amazingly nothing happened.

==March==

* git.redbrick.dcu.ie launched
* users got vhosts rather then that terrible ~ url

==April==

* mastodon.redbrick.dcu.ie went live

==May==

==June==

==July==

==August==

==September==

==October==

==November==

==December==

TimeLine2017

2017-06-07T10:11:47Z

Butlerx: Created page with "{{Timeline Years}} Category: Redbrick History ==January== * 1st - butlerx put the new website live and waited to see if anyone noticed ==February== * 3rd - Redbrick goes ..."

{{Timeline Years}}
[[Category: Redbrick History]]
==January==
* 1st - butlerx put the new website live and waited to see if anyone noticed

==February==
* 3rd - Redbrick goes to FOSDEM. People get drunk and sleep during the talks. amazingly nothing happened.

==March==

* git.redbrick.dcu.ie launched
* users got vhosts rather then that terrible ~ usrl

==April==

* mastodon.redbrick.dcu.ie went live

==May==

==June==

==July==

==August==

==September==

==October==

==November==

==December==

Template:Timeline Years

2017-06-07T10:08:37Z

Butlerx:

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|-
| | [[TimeLine1996|1996]] | [[TimeLine1997|1997]] | [[TimeLine1998|1998]] | [[TimeLine1999|1999]] | [[TimeLine2000|2000]] | [[TimeLine2001|2001]] | [[TimeLine2002|2002]] | [[TimeLine2003|2003]] | [[TimeLine2004|2004]] | [[TimeLine2005|2005]] | [[TimeLine2006|2006]] | [[TimeLine2007|2007]] | [[TimeLine2008|2008]] | [[TimeLine2009|2009]] | [[TimeLine2010|2010]] | [[TimeLine2011|2011]] | [[TimeLine2012|2012]] | [[TimeLine2013|2013]] | [[TimeLine2014|2014]] | [[TimeLine2015|2015]] | [[TimeLine2016|2016]] | [[TimeLine2017|2017]]
|}

Helpdesk

2017-06-07T10:06:45Z

Butlerx: /* Programming */

Redbrick's Helpdesk is <s>a lazy shower of absolute wasters</s> an elite team of hard working individuals dedicated to helping Redbrick users by answering queries, running workshops and forwarding hundreds of mails to the admins.

== The Helpdesk Team ==

* [[User: pr0n]]
* [[User: mikello]]

Feel free to mail [https://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/contact/helpdesk helpdesk(at)redbrick(dot)dcu(dot)ie] with any problems at all. They also have an IRC channel: #helpdesk

== Helpdesk Tutorials ==
Here you can find guides on how to use different Redbrick services. These guides are maintained by the Helpdesk team - if there's something we've left out let us know.

=== Using Your Account ===
*[[Connect|Connecting to Redbrick]] - how to start using your account.
*[[Intro|Introduction to Redbrick]] - learn the basics.
*[[Hey|Hey]] - how to use Redbrick's instant messaging program, hey.
*[[Account Customisation (zsh)|Account Customisation]] - how to change the look and feel of your Redbrick account.
*[[Screen]] - a guide to using screen.
*[[Tmux]] - a guide to using Tmux
*[[Finch]] - command line tunnel to instant messaging, ie: msn, etc.

=== Chat ===
*[[IRC|Chat/IRC]] - find out how to chat with other brickies.
*[[Irssi]] - page about the irssi client, detailing more advanced features and commands.
*[[Weechat]] - this is an alternate chat client available on RedBrick.
*[[Bitlbee]] - use chat to connect to MSN, Yahoo & Google talk.
*[[Peepd]] - use chat to connect to Twitter.
*[[OtherIrcClients]] - use ssh forwarding to connect with your own IRC client on your computer.

=== Email ===
*[[Automatic Forwarding]] - how to remove or set up forwarding to different addresses.
*[[DCU Apps - Redbrick Email]] - setup your DCU Apps account to send and receive emails with your Redbrick address.
*[[Mutt|Using mutt]] - how to use mutt to read and send emails.
*[[Webmail]] - learn more about Redbrick's web-based mail clients.

=== Web ===
*[[Help:Contents|Redbrick Wiki]] - how to use this wiki.
*[[Webspace]] - how to use your Redbrick webspace and get your website up and running.
*[[Transferring Files]] - how to use WinSCP and transfer files to and from Redbrick.
*[[Htaccess|.htaccess]] - using htaccess to password protect areas of your site.
*[[PHP]] - tutorial on using PHP on Redbrick.
*[[Tomcat|TomCat]] - provides an environment for Java code to run in cooperation with a web server.
*[[Hosting Your Domain On Redbrick]] - a quick guide.

=== News / Message Boards ===
*[[Redbrick Newsgroups]] - how to read and post to the Redbrick newsgroups using slrn.
*[[Using the Boards with Thunderbird|Boards with Thunderbird]] - how to use the boards in Thunderbird.
*[[Newsbeuter]] - how to set up newsbeuter for your rss feeds

=== Unix ===
*[[Unix Intro]] - an introduction to Unix and basic commands that you can use on Redbrick.
*[[Unix Advanced]] - some more advanced Unix features.
*[[File Permissions]] - introduction to different file permissions and how to use chmod.
*[[SSH-Keys]] - connect without typing a password

=== Programming ===
*[[Programming On Redbrick]] - how to use Java, C and C++ compilers on RedBrick.
*[[Cplusplus|C++]] - how to write, compile and run C++ programs using the g++ compiler on RedBrick.
*[[svn|Subversion]] - Use Subversion for version control on RedBrick
*[[Mercurial]] - Use Mercurial for version control on RedBrick
*[[Git]] - use Git for version control on Redbrick

=== Misc ===
*[[Smilies]] - a guide on smilies, with lots of different and bizarre variations. :)
*[[Creating Man Pages|Creating your own man page]] - how to make your own man page.
*[[Makefiles]] - how to write makefiles.
*[[Vim text editor]] - how to use Vim.
*[[Acronyms]] - a list of commonly used acronyms.

==Other Useful Stuff==
These pages weren't written by us, but are equally helpful, so we've included them here, because we're nice :)

===Web===
*[[Installing Gallery On Redbrick|Gallery]] - how to install Gallery on your own webspace.
*[[Installing Wordpress on Redbrick|Wordpress]] - how to install a wordpress blog.
*[[DokuWiki_on_Redbrick|DokuWiki]] - how to install your own wiki.
*[[Vanilla_on_Redbrick|Vanilla]] - install a vanilla forum.
*[[PubCookie_on_Redbrick|PubCookie]] - restrict access to web pages to Redbrick members.

===Chat===
*[[Redbrick_Jabber/IM|Jabber]] - connect to the Redbrick jabber server.

===Internet===
*[[How-To:Port Forwarding|Port Forwarding]] - how to port forward through Redbrick.

===Unix===
*[[Mass Renaming Files]] - how to rename lots of files at once.

===Mac===
*[[Connecting_to_redbrick_with_Quicksilver|QuickSilver]] - connect to Redbrick from your Mac with QuickSilver.

__NOTOC__

[[Category:Helpdesk]]
[[Category:HowTo]]

Helpdesk

2017-06-07T10:05:09Z

Butlerx: /* The Helpdesk Team */

Redbrick's Helpdesk is <s>a lazy shower of absolute wasters</s> an elite team of hard working individuals dedicated to helping Redbrick users by answering queries, running workshops and forwarding hundreds of mails to the admins.

== The Helpdesk Team ==

* [[User: pr0n]]
* [[User: mikello]]

Feel free to mail [https://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/contact/helpdesk helpdesk(at)redbrick(dot)dcu(dot)ie] with any problems at all. They also have an IRC channel: #helpdesk

== Helpdesk Tutorials ==
Here you can find guides on how to use different Redbrick services. These guides are maintained by the Helpdesk team - if there's something we've left out let us know.

=== Using Your Account ===
*[[Connect|Connecting to Redbrick]] - how to start using your account.
*[[Intro|Introduction to Redbrick]] - learn the basics.
*[[Hey|Hey]] - how to use Redbrick's instant messaging program, hey.
*[[Account Customisation (zsh)|Account Customisation]] - how to change the look and feel of your Redbrick account.
*[[Screen]] - a guide to using screen.
*[[Tmux]] - a guide to using Tmux
*[[Finch]] - command line tunnel to instant messaging, ie: msn, etc.

=== Chat ===
*[[IRC|Chat/IRC]] - find out how to chat with other brickies.
*[[Irssi]] - page about the irssi client, detailing more advanced features and commands.
*[[Weechat]] - this is an alternate chat client available on RedBrick.
*[[Bitlbee]] - use chat to connect to MSN, Yahoo & Google talk.
*[[Peepd]] - use chat to connect to Twitter.
*[[OtherIrcClients]] - use ssh forwarding to connect with your own IRC client on your computer.

=== Email ===
*[[Automatic Forwarding]] - how to remove or set up forwarding to different addresses.
*[[DCU Apps - Redbrick Email]] - setup your DCU Apps account to send and receive emails with your Redbrick address.
*[[Mutt|Using mutt]] - how to use mutt to read and send emails.
*[[Webmail]] - learn more about Redbrick's web-based mail clients.

=== Web ===
*[[Help:Contents|Redbrick Wiki]] - how to use this wiki.
*[[Webspace]] - how to use your Redbrick webspace and get your website up and running.
*[[Transferring Files]] - how to use WinSCP and transfer files to and from Redbrick.
*[[Htaccess|.htaccess]] - using htaccess to password protect areas of your site.
*[[PHP]] - tutorial on using PHP on Redbrick.
*[[Tomcat|TomCat]] - provides an environment for Java code to run in cooperation with a web server.
*[[Hosting Your Domain On Redbrick]] - a quick guide.

=== News / Message Boards ===
*[[Redbrick Newsgroups]] - how to read and post to the Redbrick newsgroups using slrn.
*[[Using the Boards with Thunderbird|Boards with Thunderbird]] - how to use the boards in Thunderbird.
*[[Newsbeuter]] - how to set up newsbeuter for your rss feeds

=== Unix ===
*[[Unix Intro]] - an introduction to Unix and basic commands that you can use on Redbrick.
*[[Unix Advanced]] - some more advanced Unix features.
*[[File Permissions]] - introduction to different file permissions and how to use chmod.
*[[SSH-Keys]] - connect without typing a password

=== Programming ===
*[[Programming On Redbrick]] - how to use Java, C and C++ compilers on RedBrick.
*[[Cplusplus|C++]] - how to write, compile and run C++ programs using the g++ compiler on RedBrick.
*[[svn|Subversion]] - Use Subversion for version control on RedBrick
*[[Mercurial]] - Use Mercurial for version control on RedBrick

=== Misc ===
*[[Smilies]] - a guide on smilies, with lots of different and bizarre variations. :)
*[[Creating Man Pages|Creating your own man page]] - how to make your own man page.
*[[Makefiles]] - how to write makefiles.
*[[Vim text editor]] - how to use Vim.
*[[Acronyms]] - a list of commonly used acronyms.

==Other Useful Stuff==
These pages weren't written by us, but are equally helpful, so we've included them here, because we're nice :)

===Web===
*[[Installing Gallery On Redbrick|Gallery]] - how to install Gallery on your own webspace.
*[[Installing Wordpress on Redbrick|Wordpress]] - how to install a wordpress blog.
*[[DokuWiki_on_Redbrick|DokuWiki]] - how to install your own wiki.
*[[Vanilla_on_Redbrick|Vanilla]] - install a vanilla forum.
*[[PubCookie_on_Redbrick|PubCookie]] - restrict access to web pages to Redbrick members.

===Chat===
*[[Redbrick_Jabber/IM|Jabber]] - connect to the Redbrick jabber server.

===Internet===
*[[How-To:Port Forwarding|Port Forwarding]] - how to port forward through Redbrick.

===Unix===
*[[Mass Renaming Files]] - how to rename lots of files at once.

===Mac===
*[[Connecting_to_redbrick_with_Quicksilver|QuickSilver]] - connect to Redbrick from your Mac with QuickSilver.

__NOTOC__

[[Category:Helpdesk]]
[[Category:HowTo]]

Webspace

2017-06-07T10:04:36Z

Butlerx:

This is an introduction to HTML and using your Redbrick webspace. It is a simple guide to getting a webpage up and running on Redbrick.

== Location ==

Redbrick sites for each user are located at http://username.redbrick.dcu.ie
(where username is your RedBrick username)

In PuTTY or WinSCP your website is contained in a folder called public_html

== Permissions ==

Before you can do anything with your website you need to know a little about permissions. [[File Permissions|File permissions]] control who can access your files on the RedBrick server. For your website to be accessible the right permissions need to be set. For files that is 644, and for folders it is 711. (We wont go into what the numbers mean right now, but you can read about it [http://www.december.com/unix/tutor/permissions.html here] if you want)

In WinSCP you can change the permissions for a file/folder by right clicking on it, and selecting properties.

In PuTTY permissions can be set with the "chmod" command
chmod 644 public_html/index.html

== Making HTML Pages ==

The language that ordinary webpages are written is called HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). You can create HTML pages on your own computer and upload them to RedBrick.

There are many programs that will make HTML pages for you - both Microsoft Word and Open Office Writer will allow you to save documents as HTML pages you can upload to RedBrick. There are also specialist programs for making webpages such as Macromedia Dreamweaver. Alternatively you could write your own HTML code (the EditPlus installed on CA lab computers is good for this, and [http://www.w3schools.com/html/ this tutorial] will help you get started).

Once you're happy with the page(s) you've made you can upload them to your public_html folder with [[Transferring Files|winscp]]. Don't forget that the permissions for all your files need to be set to 644 and all folders 755 (including the public_html folder)

When people go to your website (http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~username) the first file they'll see is the index.html, so make sure to call the main page of your website index.html

== Writing HTML on RedBrick ==

If you want to write your pages on RedBrick here's some html code to get your feet off the ground. Just type nano ~/public_html/index.html and insert the following code:

<html>
<head>
<title> Title of page </title>
</head>
<body> The actual webpage goes in here </body>
</html>

The <head> and </head> tags tell the Web browser where the HTML in your document starts and finishes. After the <html> is where all the document's information should go. Between <title> and </title> is where the title of your page should go. This appears in the bar at the top of the browser. After these come the <body> and </body> tags. This is where you put the information you want displayed on the actual webpage itself.

It is important to make sure to close all the tags in the right order. If you open a head tag and then a title tag, you have to close the title tag first, then the head one.

== Install Your Own Blog ==

Setting up your blog will take slightly longer than putting up your first webpage, but once it's setup editing it and adding new pages is as easy e-mail.

Although you can install any content management system you want on redbrick, Wordpress has a good installation guide which is easy to follow for new users.

To start go to [[Installing_Wordpress_on_Redbrick | Installing Wordpress]] and follow the instructions.

== File Storage ==

As well as webpages, you can store other files that you want to share publically (except audio/video, they're not allowed). To do this the first thing you'll need to do is create a directory that is listable (so people can see find the files easily - like this one http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~receive/temp).

To make this type the following in PuTTY
mkdir ~/public_html/files
chmod 755 ~/public_html/files

Now you have a files directory in public_html that can be listed (it's listable because you used chmod 755 rather than 711). You can transfer files up here with WinSCP (just don't forget to chmod them 644)

== Further Help ==

This is just a basic introduction to get you on your feet and you'll find loads of sites online with further details. If you need a hand, feel free to get in contact with a member of [[Helpdesk]].

== Links ==

[https://winscp.net/download/WinSCP-5.9.5-Setup.exe WinSCP] - you can download WinSCP from this link.

[http://www.tizag.com tizag.com] - how to use html, css, php etc.

[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ MDN] - more online web tutorials.

[[Category:Helpdesk]]

Helpdesk

2017-06-07T10:00:25Z

Butlerx: /* The Helpdesk Team */

Redbrick's Helpdesk is <s>a lazy shower of absolute wasters</s> an elite team of hard working individuals dedicated to helping Redbrick users by answering queries, running workshops and forwarding hundreds of mails to the admins.

== The Helpdesk Team ==

* [[User:]]
* [[User:]]

Feel free to mail [https://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/contact/helpdesk helpdesk(at)redbrick(dot)dcu(dot)ie] with any problems at all. They also have an IRC channel: #helpdesk

== Helpdesk Tutorials ==
Here you can find guides on how to use different Redbrick services. These guides are maintained by the Helpdesk team - if there's something we've left out let us know.

=== Using Your Account ===
*[[Connect|Connecting to Redbrick]] - how to start using your account.
*[[Intro|Introduction to Redbrick]] - learn the basics.
*[[Hey|Hey]] - how to use Redbrick's instant messaging program, hey.
*[[Account Customisation (zsh)|Account Customisation]] - how to change the look and feel of your Redbrick account.
*[[Screen]] - a guide to using screen.
*[[Tmux]] - a guide to using Tmux
*[[Finch]] - command line tunnel to instant messaging, ie: msn, etc.

=== Chat ===
*[[IRC|Chat/IRC]] - find out how to chat with other brickies.
*[[Irssi]] - page about the irssi client, detailing more advanced features and commands.
*[[Weechat]] - this is an alternate chat client available on RedBrick.
*[[Bitlbee]] - use chat to connect to MSN, Yahoo & Google talk.
*[[Peepd]] - use chat to connect to Twitter.
*[[OtherIrcClients]] - use ssh forwarding to connect with your own IRC client on your computer.

=== Email ===
*[[Automatic Forwarding]] - how to remove or set up forwarding to different addresses.
*[[DCU Apps - Redbrick Email]] - setup your DCU Apps account to send and receive emails with your Redbrick address.
*[[Mutt|Using mutt]] - how to use mutt to read and send emails.
*[[Webmail]] - learn more about Redbrick's web-based mail clients.

=== Web ===
*[[Help:Contents|Redbrick Wiki]] - how to use this wiki.
*[[Webspace]] - how to use your Redbrick webspace and get your website up and running.
*[[Transferring Files]] - how to use WinSCP and transfer files to and from Redbrick.
*[[Htaccess|.htaccess]] - using htaccess to password protect areas of your site.
*[[PHP]] - tutorial on using PHP on Redbrick.
*[[Tomcat|TomCat]] - provides an environment for Java code to run in cooperation with a web server.
*[[Hosting Your Domain On Redbrick]] - a quick guide.

=== News / Message Boards ===
*[[Redbrick Newsgroups]] - how to read and post to the Redbrick newsgroups using slrn.
*[[Using the Boards with Thunderbird|Boards with Thunderbird]] - how to use the boards in Thunderbird.
*[[Newsbeuter]] - how to set up newsbeuter for your rss feeds

=== Unix ===
*[[Unix Intro]] - an introduction to Unix and basic commands that you can use on Redbrick.
*[[Unix Advanced]] - some more advanced Unix features.
*[[File Permissions]] - introduction to different file permissions and how to use chmod.
*[[SSH-Keys]] - connect without typing a password

=== Programming ===
*[[Programming On Redbrick]] - how to use Java, C and C++ compilers on RedBrick.
*[[Cplusplus|C++]] - how to write, compile and run C++ programs using the g++ compiler on RedBrick.
*[[svn|Subversion]] - Use Subversion for version control on RedBrick
*[[Mercurial]] - Use Mercurial for version control on RedBrick

=== Misc ===
*[[Smilies]] - a guide on smilies, with lots of different and bizarre variations. :)
*[[Creating Man Pages|Creating your own man page]] - how to make your own man page.
*[[Makefiles]] - how to write makefiles.
*[[Vim text editor]] - how to use Vim.
*[[Acronyms]] - a list of commonly used acronyms.

==Other Useful Stuff==
These pages weren't written by us, but are equally helpful, so we've included them here, because we're nice :)

===Web===
*[[Installing Gallery On Redbrick|Gallery]] - how to install Gallery on your own webspace.
*[[Installing Wordpress on Redbrick|Wordpress]] - how to install a wordpress blog.
*[[DokuWiki_on_Redbrick|DokuWiki]] - how to install your own wiki.
*[[Vanilla_on_Redbrick|Vanilla]] - install a vanilla forum.
*[[PubCookie_on_Redbrick|PubCookie]] - restrict access to web pages to Redbrick members.

===Chat===
*[[Redbrick_Jabber/IM|Jabber]] - connect to the Redbrick jabber server.

===Internet===
*[[How-To:Port Forwarding|Port Forwarding]] - how to port forward through Redbrick.

===Unix===
*[[Mass Renaming Files]] - how to rename lots of files at once.

===Mac===
*[[Connecting_to_redbrick_with_Quicksilver|QuickSilver]] - connect to Redbrick from your Mac with QuickSilver.

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[[Category:Helpdesk]]
[[Category:HowTo]]

Template:MainPageLinks

2017-06-07T09:57:32Z

Butlerx:

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* [[Nation States]] - Redbrick Users are playing this online political simulation game, why not join them?
* [http://www.last.fm/group/redbrick Last.fm] - The music Redbrick members are listening to!
* [http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=43166 Redbrick Folding@Home team] - so far only a few people using their spare CPU cycles for a good cause
* [http://c-hey.redbrick.dcu.ie C-Hey]: Command line instant messaging.
* [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~shadow/ Login times for all Redbrick users]: Written by shadow.
* [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~shadow/archive/stzlobby.html #lobby statistics]: Written by shadow.
* [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~doc/reviews/ Reviews of books, movies and music by Redbrick users]: Powered by DoC
* [http://techweek.dcu.ie/ TechWeek]
* [http://github.com/redbrick redbrick github]: Where redbrick host in house code
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Why Did You Choose Your Username

2017-06-07T09:53:44Z

Butlerx:

Feel free to add an an entry about your username below!



==[[User:AngelKat|AngelKat]]==

Drusilla picked it...

==[[User:art_wolf|art_wolf]]==

Cool picture I have hanging up. Have had it for ages and its by Art Wolfe.

==[[User:atlas|atlas]]==

I originally handed in my student card, and said "Use my first name, please". I got an email later giving me my username as 'James' ( my middle name ). When I asked them to change, I decided to go with something a little cooler. I had been up for hours before that playing Mechwarrior somethingorother, and the Atlas mech was my favourite. I also, occasionally, feel like I have the weight of the world on my shoulders.

==[[User:Attol|Attol]]==
My name, but backwards.

==[[User:beimear|beimear]]==
It's eimear, with a "b".

==[[User:bilco|bilco]]==

Cause as a fresher I though it was the character's name from The Hobbit

==[[User:bunbun|bunbun]]==
It's kinda from my surname, in a way...
Also elephant made me.

==[[User:butlerx|butlerx]]==
i miss typed butlerc a few years ago and it stuck

==[[User:cain|cain]]==

I always thought Cain got a raw deal. Firstborn son of Adam, built the first city on earth and he's remembered for allegedly killing his brother Abel though the evidence is, to put it mildly, unconvincing and God was clearly biased against him. When I joined Redbrick, Cain was gone so I got Caine, which was the spelling of the name in an RPG I played at the time. Dropped the 'e' in my second year.

==[[User:calyx|calyx]]==
Misread the name of a song. In a perfect world, I would have been calx.

==[[User:cambo|cambo]]==

An abbreviation of sorts on my surname (campbell)... original eh?

==[[User:cammy|cammy]]==

I was using it as a web handle long before I joined Redbrick. It comes from the name of one of my first roleplaying characters that wasn't just a bunch of stats. The name for that roleplaying character though, came from the computer game Streetfighter 2.

Well actually cammy was my second choice. I would have liked to use The_Dead_One but that exceeds the 8 character limit.

==[[User:carri|carri]]==
I wanted giggleberry but its too long. So me being my epically cool self just used my actual 'name'.

==[[User:coconut|coconut]]==

On Clubs and Socs Day 2005 I was put on the spot while joining Redbrick (LIKE EVERYONE ELSE WAS)! It went a little something like this:

atlas: "Okay, and pick a username." 
Me: "What... now?!" 
atlas: "Yes." 
Me: "Right now?!?" 
atlas: "Yes." 
Me: "Errr.." *looks down at the free chocolate being given away - notices the wrappers and ingredients* "Em.. coconut?" 
atlas: "kk lol fag" 
Me: "I'll change it later!" 

That last part was, evidently, a lie.

==[[User:colmmacc|colmmacc]]==
I was assigned the username colmmacc for the purposes of my first ever internet account (and job), colmmacc@clubi.ie , way back when in 1995/6 (I think). Ever since, I've used it for all my accounts and it works at every domain on which I hold an account. Despite the huge coincidence, my username is fact not just a mere contracted concatonation of my real name "Colm MacCarthaigh", but is fact an acronym. It stands for "Colm's On-Line Memetic Mechanism [for] Accessing Complicated Computers".

==[[User:cooker3|cooker3]]==
It is my username for the lab machines in the CA building, it's not to do with an obcession with cookers!

==[[User:credak|credak]]==
Originally I wanted creadak (notice the extra a), cause Crea Dak was a character I had on Guild wars. I wrote it down, and the admins left out the extra a. I kinda like it better this way now...

==[[User:david|david]]==
The year that I joined DCU Hasselhoff was given a star on the Hollywood walk of fame. With all the new challenges in my life at that time I found that he was someone I could look up to. I could admire his achievements. He was like an uncle to me. I grew up on Kinght Rider and am looking forward to the new movie coming out this year. And then when I got a little older and started noticing girls I got interested in Baywatch. I wanted to be the stud that he was on that show. Appropriately in 2000 when I joined redbrick he released one of his many hit albums in Germany - "The Magic Colleciton". So I chose david as my redbrick username because ... well actually its not that interesting really, its my name in real life.

==[[User:doc|DoC]]==
It's the initials of my real name. I've been called DoC in real life by friends, family, etc, for as long as I can remember.

==[[User:drag0n|drag0n]]==
Friends in college said that I needed a nickname, probably because they're too lazy to say my full name "Diarmuid" and I find "Diarm" quite creepy, so basically, "dragon" popped into their heads and it stuck! I used be called siphi (for no particular reason, it was a random name I was known by onli ne), then changed to drag0n (with a zero). The zero is because the user "dragon" is allready taken on rb. But everyone loved the new name so I added the zero. If you hey the other dragon, you generally get a confused hey in response, so I generally have heys disabled. anyways...

==[[User:dramabob|dramabob]]==
When I signed up, along with everyone else in known history, back in 2004 I honestly can't remember being asked to pick a username. Imagine my surprise when later that week I got an email telling me my username was "roibeard" (er, my first name). Boo-urns. I approached one of the Kings Of Redbrick ([[User:Dizer|dizer]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]] or [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], can't remember which) and asked to change my username to the much cooler sounding "silentbob" of "Clerks" fame (and several other, less good, movies). Further boo-urns ensued when t'was revealed that "silentbob" had one character too many, so having joined DCU Drama in addition to RB, I opted to go with "dramabob" - thus was born dramabob. w00t. I admit to being miffed upon hearing that both "bob" and "bobb" were already used up, but found out many many years later that "bobb" was a next door neighbour of mine in my long lost childhood in the mid 1970's. Bizarre.

==[[User:dregin|dregin]]==
The lead guitarist with the Backyard Babys' name is dregen[sic]. I took it and stuck an x on the end for a few years as a forum alias but then knocked off the x. tada!!

==[[User:drusilla|drusilla]]==
My nick was surprisingly enough, from the character on Buffy! Friends of mine in second year of school gave it to me when they noticed the similarities between myself and the insane vampire. Funnily, dru was my second nick on RedBrick, before that I was zerocool

==[[User:duff|duff]]==
It's my surname.

==[[User:elmer|elmer]]==
My username came from my first ever email address(elmer@clubi.ie) which i chose based on the looney tunes character elmer fudd

==[[User:exzantia|exzantia]]==
As many, many people have pointed out, my name seems like a random string of letters, and it kinda is... When I was signing up for a Yahoo mail account in '98 everything I tried was already taken. I was not having under-scores or numbers so I decided to come up with something that would always be available! I thus far have succeeded.

==[[User:eondev|eondev]]==
I use a different username elsewhere but decided it was time for a change. I always liked the word Eon and I started to develop (dev) an MMORPG around the time I was joining redbrick so I chose EonDev. Yes, horribly boring but /shrug

==[[User:fatwa|fatwa]]==

In first year, whilst learning to program, my friend Andrew wrote a program that printed out "That's a fatwa on you, mein freund".
I thought it was funny and it must have stuck in my head for redbrick registering. Also, it's short for "fat wanker".

==[[User:fox_chic|fox_chic]]==

Cause I'm an xphile and Mulder's first name is Fox. :)

==[[User:fructus|fructus]]==

I am sometimes get called "Fructis", "Fruitcake" or "Fruitcaek", despite "fructus" and "fructis" (the shampoo) being spelt alike thats not where the username came from. Once opon a time I was trying to come up with some username that wasn't going to taken everything time I tried signing up to things, After some thinking I came up with "Fructus Sum" which is latin for "To Be Fruit" which was as close as I could get to "I am mad" in latin with out it being long or just not to my liking. Of course when Redbrick doesn't allow that many chars so I dropped the sum and go by "Fructus" which yes means "Fruit" a long which a whole lot more.

Of Course Fruitcake was my "friends" when they found out where the user name came from after I got sick of the shampoo comments... not sure is it better or worst. haha

Suprisingly Fructus which I like more is starting to be taken on a lot of sites. :(

==[[User:gizmo|gizmo]]==
My nick came from a combination of thinking gizmo was a pretty cool name due to that little flurry critter in Gremlins and also cns putting me on the spot on Clubs And Socs day when I first joined so that I couldn't think of anything else. Strange, but true.

==[[User:gary|gary]]==
Well, my original name was garyod and there was wordplay went around with that *cough*gayrod*cough*, so I got it changed to my actual name :)
==[[User:gavin|gavin]]==
I needed a username I wouldn't forget and seeing as Gavin was written on my underpants I decided to use that. Handy quinkadink that it is also my real name eh !

==[[User:geekity|geekity]]==
Tis from PhD comic, the Thesis arc (a PhD comic take on Matrix) and the character which loosely coincided with Trinity in the Matrix series. It's been my profile on most things for a while, although it was supposed to be geekity2 originally, someone just didn't bother with the 2 when they created my account.

==[[User:gmblitis|gmblitis]]==
Would've been gamblitis but for those dam restrictions!so the idea came in the first place came from my unhealthy obsession with horses and cards!

==[[User:greenday|greenday]]==
I was wearing a greenday hoodie and panicked.

==[[User:gw|gw]]==
They are my initials.

==[[User:hauk|hauk]]==
Well, I got put on the spot when I first went to play UT in secondary school(We used to play it on the old shitty computers they had, at lunch time). So Dalamar from #intersocs, who was in my school, started to lose the plot with player12, and shouted at player12 to change his/her name. So I tried to think of a good name. And at the time I was reading Stormblade from the Dragonlance series, and Hauk was a ranger in that book. So I eh "temporarily" used the name.. It wasn't meant to stick! But I like it now ^_^

==[[User:hurl|hurl]]==
My second name is Hurrell and people cant pronouce it so I went by hurl. Turns out Hurrell was originally Hurl, you know, in the old country, so its my family name. No, I dont have a vomit fetish, but I'm always open to new experiences :P

==[[User:ian|ian]]==

Its my name JACKASS!

==[[User:jesjes|jesjes]]==
My name is Jessica. And people from home call me Jesi, and at some stage during sixth year I decided I liked Jess much more. So when I got THE INTERNETS, I just called myself jesjes. It stuck.

==[[User:johan|johan]]==

Was given this nick when a German Assistant in Secondary School tried to pronounce my name, Eoghan, and came out with Johan, and it stuck

==[[User:keloe|keloe]]==

I wrote down kehoe, my surname and an old nickname, on the slip. However, due to my incapability to write h's correctly, the admins read it as keloe.

==[[User:koffee|koffee]]==
I was holding a cup of coffee when I signed up after coconut's Ruby talk in first year. I was put on the spot.
also:

I like coffee, I drink a lot of coffee, I'm known for drinking large amounts of caffeinated beverages. It made sense

==[[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]]==

Because that's my real name. I thought Redbrick was some email yoke - all else fails, I was getting a decent email address.

==[[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]]==

Wanted lil_cian, as he is the smaller Cian, it was mistyped.

At this point, I've grown quite fond of it. Unlike lil_cian, it makes me almost unique on the internet.

==[[User:lithium|lithium]]==

Coz I like the sound of it. And coz it goes crazy when you put it in water. And not because of the Nirvana song.

==[[User:macbain|macbain]]==
He wanted the username 'mcbain' but Karlos (mcbain) got it before him. Being original, Sarv decided that macbain would do instead, so he could forever confuse new users between himself and Karl.

==[[User:maK|maK]]==
Drugs.

==[[User:marvin|marvin]]==
There are three references here : Starvin Marvin from South Park, Marvin The Paranoid Android from Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy and Marvin the Martian from the Warner Bros cartoon. I'll leave it to the reader to decide which one was the greatest influence (hint: it wasn't Starvin Marvin).

==[[User:mctastic|mctastic]]==
Pronounced "mactastic", but not spelled "mactastic" for "mactastic" is one damn character too long.

==[[User:merchelo|merchelo]]==
On a school trip back when I was young, sitting in an italian hotel, talking to the chef about football, he suddenly asked my name, and he couldn't pronounce my surname, Maxwell, so he decided to italianiase my name, by calling me Roberto Merchello, I thought the name was cool, and started to use it in championship manager, and after registering with the most shittest nick ever, "partyb" I changed it to the 8 char nick, merchelo.

==[[User:mephisto|mephisto]]==
Diablo and Baal were taken, and i registered after staggering in to college, having been up about 20 hours straight playing a LAN game of Diablo 2. Also my trademark nickname was too long.

==[[User:mo|mo]]==
Due to my considerable soccer talent, I was nicknamed "mo" after Mo Johnston, the scottish football hero.

==[[User:MoJu|MoJu]]==
It's in a similar vein to HoJu(Homer Junior) from the Simpsons. Given to me by a someone on a forum after they saw a picture of me and thought I was someone named Mordeth. So they suggested Mordeth Junior which was then condensed to MoJu. I then adopted it as my second online nick.

==[[User:montoya|montoya]]==

The name is that of a character from the book "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman. The specific character is Inigo Montoya, a Spanish swordsman out for revenge against a 6-fingered man who killed Inigo's father.

==[[User:moridin|moridin]]==

The most evil and therefore cool character in a series of books that I was reading. Said series of books has since degenerated into a mush of crap writing. Boo.

==[[User:nanaki|nanaki]]==

Used the name on forums for a while, first thing that came to mind when signing up. Favourite character from FF7. And no, I didn't use a soft.

==[[User:nit|niT]]==
Originally my name was a combination of many words that described me, and was dreamt up whilst I was at college in Aylesbury. It all started when I got a demo copy of Diablo from my cousin in Singapore, and us lads built our first LAN at my mate Dave's house. We also played Carmegeddon, the Star Wars game and Quake 2 (of which my mate Dave had a 600mhz processor and TWO 3dfx cards linked up in parallell - he was our God). It was necessary for me to have a character name in Diablo so I chose Nitsuj Buaya Chen, the latter two meaning 'Crocadile man that snaps up ladies' (in Singapore slang) and monkey (as my star sign is golden monkey). I later joined a CS clan called Black Legion and people naturally shortened my name down to nit. At that time I also had a friend who was called 'kippy' in real life and online, so I started using nit in real life too. Later I joined a 'talker' called theManor which was a twin site to the LambdaMoo, there was a guy there who set it all up and went by the nick 'beN', he and girlfriend sadly died in a car accident and so manor spods paid tribute but capitalising the final letter of their nick, hence why I use niT.

==[[User:noelfitz|noelfitz]]==

8 letter truncation of my real name (boring but true.)

==[[User:noodlez|noodlez]]==

Shorter version of one of my most commonly used user names. I picked that one before when I needed a quick username for an IRC channel and I was eating a bowl of noodles.

==[[User:orly|orly]]==

It was my nom de plume for a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanzine punk fanzine] I wrote when I was in school. [[User:pooka|pooka]] signed me up for redbrick the first week of college with it as he thought it was my real name ;-)

==[[User:ornat|ornat]]==

You'd have to ask my parents that question. Ornat is my real name, and unlike popular belief, no, I am not a guy!

==[[User:p|p]]==

Back the old days of IOL/Indigo's IRC servers I used a variety of names, which all began with the letter p. Eventually, I ditched the different nicknames and used ^P^. Redbrick doesn't support weird characters though, so now it's just p. It also happens to be my middle initial.

==[[User:Paddez|Paddez]]==
Used to use the name Paddee on various other online communities/games, Wanted an Irish sounding name so I settled on the variation of Paddy with 2 E's instead of the Y. When signing up for Redbrick the person who took down my name either misheard me or I said it wrong, whatever the reason i am now an Irish-Mexican that goes by the name of Paddez

==[[User:phaxx|phaxx]]==

Originally from the character Lord Fax in the book [http://www.google.com/search?q=dragonriders+of+pern Dragonriders Of Pern] by Anne McCaffrey. I used Lord_Fax in [http://research.microsoft.com/vwg/projectsheets/comicchat.htm MS Comic Chat] for a while. I saw somebody using a 'ph' instead of an 'f', and thought, in that usual 13-year-old way, OMGZ COOL, and promptly became LordPhaxx.
I was LordPhaxx for a few years, until until around 16 when I met a bunch of other Irish nerds one afternoon. [[User:jerry|jerry]] was among them, and commented, "With a name like LordPhaxx, I expected you to be taller."

So er, I dropped the pretentious 'Lord', and I've been 'phaxx' ever since.

See, nothing to do with fax machines! :)

==[[User:polka|polka]]==
When I was around 16 or so, I had started using "polkabunny" as a username for quite a few things, or a variation of it when it was taken. Before I came to DCU I was on the First Year IRC channel on Quakenet, and eventually got too lazy to write in polkabunny all the time. Shortened it to polka, then just used it when I got to DCU. And now, I prefer polka. (I also like polka dots, but can't dance the actual polka.)

==[[User:receive|receive]]==

It was Michelle Smith (swallow) that dragged me along to sign up during first year, so I'd handed over my 4euro before I'd begun to think of a username, so I turned and said "Shit, Michelle, what will I pick?" and she suggested "receive" because it went so well with swallow. Stupidly I agreed, and it stuck (after we found a spell checker to check how to spell it that is), so i never changed it to anything better. Ironically, i never have been at the receiving end of swallows abilities.

==[[User:r0b|r0b]]==
Rob is my name *shock* *gasp* rob was taken so used r0b instead. Amazing story tbh

==[[User:robby|robby]]==

its short for robert...thats cool no?

==[[User:ru|ru]]==

I really had no clue what I wanted to have as my username so just picked my most used nick name - ru...short for Ruaidhri...

==[[User:sadpanda|sadpanda]]==

Well like everyone, I had to pick on the day so i picked a nickname i had been using for yahoo answers. That account has since been deleted for either calling creationists braindead, redneck, ignorant, arrogant fucks or posting a howtohackwindowsandbel33t.on.nimp.org to a "how do i hack and be cool?".
Those 2 things happened the same week so it could be either. The nickname originally came up a few years after the sexual harassment panda episode but I was watching some westboro baptist church protests (the "god hates fags"/"god hates ireland"/"god hates sweden" people who shocked even fox). There would always be a bigger counter protest than their protest.
One of the counter protesters had on the panda suit and had a sign "Phelps makes me a sad panda". I found that funny and used it for a few sites.
Now looking back on it, I don't find it funny at all. Thank you redbrick article for ruining the way I look at my nickname.

==[[User:sandman|sandman]]==

I didn't. It was assigned on the basis that a) I was asleep and b) I read comics, didn't I? Ironically, I hadn't read much Sandman at the time.

==[[User:scraib|scraib]]==

I'm from Kilkenny and 'ScrÃ¡ib' is the Irish for 'Cat-Scratch'! 'Tis a very GAA name, but to be honest I could never play hurling so I picked it really cause it sounded cool...

==[[User:shaun|shaun]]==

After going through a couple of username changes (previously spike, then dilligaf), I settled on my real name. Mud sticks though, and few people actually use it.

==[[User:shimoda|shimoda]]==

It was a character in a book (Illusions by Richard Bach) I read during my formative years. Another rb user thought the description of the protagonist was suited to me so I nabbed the name.

==[[User:singer|singer]]==

I was a singer in a band. The guitarist mocked me for being the singer by calling me "singer". The nickname stuck. Non-Redbrick people address me as singer! My 2nd choice username was "scano".

==[[User:spanner|spanner]]==

In fact eeh! picked it out during the hay days of eeh gift grub and in fairness now sometimes im a bit of a spanner.

==[[User:spock|spock]]==

I chose spock because I had no idea that it would follow me around for at least the next 10 years.
I didn't even know what Redbrick was when I was joining, and when I had a membership form thrust
in my face by Hyper on Freshers day 1996, we had three preferences for username. I put down "spock" as my first preference. It wasn't taken, and that is how I didn't end up with the username "data", or "benji".

==[[User:Steef|Steef]]==

When i joined games soc i chose the name of character i liked from a game as my user name, but it ended up with allot of people thinking my real name was steve :( .

==[[User:svan|svan]]==

Sarunas Vancevicius. First letter of name, then first 3 letters from surname.

==[[User:Taurus|Taurus]]==

It is my star sign, so I just went with that. Sounds cool enough. :-)

==[[User:thedara|thedara]]==

My nick was given to me years before redbrick on irc (irc.phishy.net) I was the first person some americans had met called Dara and they
found that interesting for some reason or other and hence I became thedara.
On redbrick irc i'm known as Darz0re, It was a in-joke at the time when myself and dizer stuck z0re at the end of out names
hence thez0rekorp.com and z0re.org

==[[User:tiernep|tiernep]]==

I had cindella for a lab tutor in first year. My login was tiernep, which she found hil...arious and started shouting at everybody, "Hey everybody this guys name is turnip". It stuck.

==[[User:timelady|timelady]]==

I was originally known as xmeabhx because that was my name on another site and I was put under pressure on c + s day so I just picked it. When I got sick of it I changed it to timelady because I love doctor who :)

==[[User:Tiroskan|Tiroskan]]==

I needed a name for a character in a RP years ago. Stuck random letters together til I got something vaguely pronouncable and years later here we still are.

==[[User:tnkrbell|tnkrbell]]==

As a kid my dad used to always call me Belle.When I got older and after many trips to Disney I took a loving to the mischiefious tinkerbell from Peter Pan. Tinkerbell though was too long so JesJes decided on tnkrbell instead.

==[[User:train|train]]==

It's a shortened version of a gaming nickname I use.

==[[User:tyro|tyro]]==

It means: A beginner in learning something.

==[[User:tziegler|tziegler]]==

I have a strange addiction to The West Wing.

==[[User:undone|undone]] ==

Couldn't think of anything on Clubs & Socs day, so for about 2 days my username was my actual name. Then I picked this, because of the Weezer song, but also because I think it's a nice word.

==[[User:Urizen|Urizen]]==

A God from one of William Blake's epic poems. Thought it sounded epic, so that seemed right.

==[[User:voy|voy]]==

My name is Wojtek, pronounced a bit like "VoyTech", so voy is just the first part. I was first called voy in Carlingford Adventure Centre by the instructor in 6th class.

==[[User:werdz|werdz]]==

A long time ago in a net cafe far, far away, a sexy asian friend by the name of quank said "Hey Andrew, stop using the name andrew in CS. Use werdna instead. It's andrew only backwards!" - That lasted about five minutes until people got bored trying to pronounce it ("OMG! WERDNA! QUIT TK'ING YOU NOOB!") and just started shouting werdz instead ("OMG! WERDZ! QUIT TK'ING YOU NOOB!"). And that's my life story up until this point.

==[[User:wilburt|wilburt]]==

Long story, guys i used to know named me Wilburtino, i didnt really like it cos they were muppets. However, it grew on me over time. Wanted Wilburtino or Will as my username but they wouldnt let me :( so wilburt was the only one left. Like all rb usernames i think, they are spur of the moment. (or admin mistakes)

==[[User:zergless|zergless]]==

At the time I was playing Starcraft 2 alot and was going to choose watchmecreep but it was too long. So the first thing that came to mind was zergless

[[Category:Community]]

Weechat

2017-05-11T20:29:33Z

Butlerx: /* Triggers */

Once upon a time there was BitchX. Then there was Irssi. Now there is Weechat. More and more people are switching over to Weechat from Irssi, probably coz the colours make IRC easier to read and follow. Problem is, for the Irssi user, Weechat may be a tad confusing.

Weechat documentation can be tricky to follow, so this page is an attempt to make simple those bizarre and abstract commands.

== Running Weechat ==
weechat is installed on azazel, the main login box.
butlerx has written a bash script to get you started with weechat, run:

~edu/confweechat

Copy and paste that into your terminal command line, hit enter, and give yourself a pat on the back.
If you'd like to have a look before you run it, which you should its on [[https://github.com/redbrick/eduScripts/blob/master/confweechat Github]]
Now just run

weechat

to chat to everyone

== Basic use ==

=== Connecting to a server and channel ===

When you hit 'chat' on Redbrick, you start Irssi, you're automatically connected to a server, then you're joined to Redbrick's #lobby. This all happens behind the scenes, and with Weechat, you need to do this manually. Fear not: it's easy.

When you start Weechat, you won't get connected to a server or channel. To connect to Redbrick's IRC sever, type:

/connect irc.redbrick.dcu.ie

Then to join #lobby:

/join #lobby

As well as showing you how IRC clients (such as Weechat or Irssi or whatever) connect to stuff, this should also show you how to connect to other servers and channels outside of Redbrick.

To connect to any server, simply enter /connect <server_address>. You will probably be greeted with various messages and such from that server. To join a channel on that server, just type /join <channel_name>.

=== Navigation ===

Like Irssi, you can move between windows/buffers using Alt+<num>. You can also type /buffer <num> (similar to /win <num> in Irssi).
Unlike irssi you can do Alt+j then <num> to change to a number greather the 10 .

F5 and F6 move to the predecessing and successing buffer, respectively.

You can move buffers (chat windows) with /buffer move. In a channel, type:

/buffer move <num>

(where <num> is any number you want). That channel is now accessible at Alt+<num>

=== Changing between servers ===

Weechat will generally assume that whatever channel you're in, that's also the server you're operating on. So you can chat away as you wish and issue general commands.

However, for some commands, you will need to let Weechat know what server you're on.

Hit Alt+1. This will bring you to your status window. Along the bottom you will see the time, number of channels, the server you're connect to, as well as other channel stuff.

Press Ctrl+x. If you're connected to multiple servers, the ''server'' section will change, telling you which server Weechat is connect to. So now you can issue commands to that server (such as /nick) without affecting other servers.

For example, I am currently connected to irc.redbrick.dcu.ie and to irc.starchat.net. If I hit Ctrl-x I can switch to StarChat, and change my nickname there without it affecting Redbrick's IRC.

== Mobile ==

weechat has a mobile app you can get from the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubergeek42.WeechatAndroid google play store] or from the [https://github.com/ubergeek42/weechat-android github].
Before we set up the app we need to go too weechat on the terminal and type in:
/relay add weechat 1337 (choose your own port)
then we need to set the password
/set relay.network.password "your-secret-password"

now on the Phone launch the app and in settings
In connection settings
Relay host: localhost
Relay Port: 1337 (choose your own port)
Relay password: your-secret-password
Connect type: SSH tunnel
then in SSH Tunnel settings
SSH host: redbrick.dcu.ie
SSH username: your username
SSH port: 22
if you have an ssh key add the route to the key on your phone in SSH Private key file and put the passphrase in the SSH password/key passphrase box, if you dont just put your password in there

== Special commands ==

=== Keybinds ===

Keybinds are handy, especially if you have over 10 channels open. I use Alt+<num> to get to channels, but clearly this only works from 1 up to 0 (on a keyboard). So for channels in higher numbers, you can ''bind'' keys: i.e. Alt+q gets me to channel 11; Alt+y gets me to channel 16.

/key bind meta-q /buffer 11

"Key" and "bind" are self-explanatory. "Meta" is Weechat's word for Alt (so meta-q is the same as Alt+q). /buffer 11 is the command that's executed once meta-q (Alt-q) is typed.

You can build up these to meta-w, meta-e, meta-r for buffer 2, buffer 3, buffer 4, etc etc.

Of course, you can bind any key combo to any weechat command; it's not necessary to make them Alt+<num> commands.

'''Note:''' Watch out for caps lock if you're keybinding. If you bind Alt+y to a command, Alt+Y won't work (unless you bind that separately). If you find your binds aren't working, check your caps.

== Triggers ==

Triggers are the swiss army knife of weechat. They can replace a '''lot''' of scripts, and we're still finding things to turn into trigger

=== Turn any line with "nsfw" in it bright red ===
/trigger addreplace nsfw modifier weechat_print "${tg_notify} && ${tg_message_nocolor} =~ .*nsfw.*" "/(.*)/${tg_prefix}\t${color:red}!NSFW! ${tg_message}"
=== Make urls underlined and blue ===
/trigger addreplace url_color modifier "weechat_print" "${tg_tags} !~ irc_quit" ";[a-z]+://\S+;${color:32}${color:underline}${re:0}${color:-underline}${color:reset};" ""
===Strip items such as time from screen on smaller screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_small_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format \"\""
===add items such as time from screen on bigger screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_big_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >=200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format %H:%M:%S "

==Conditions==

Conditions can be used to customize weechat depending on certain variables

===Turn off nicklist on small windows===
/set weechat.bar.nicklist.conditions "${nicklist} && (${window.win_width} > 100 || ${buffer.full_name} == irc.bitlbee.&bitlbee)"

===Hide buffer list on small terminals===
/set weechat.bar.buffers.conditions "${info:term_width} > 100"

===Turn off status on nonactive windows ===
/set weechat.bar.status.conditions "${active}"

== Spell Checker ==

Weechat uses a handy aspell plugin to check your spelling. To enable it, either use iset or use
/set aspell.check.enabled on

Aspell has a few settings which you may find useful

/set aspell.check.real_time on
/set aspell.check.word_min_length 2
/set aspell.check.default_dict "en"
/set aspell.check.suggestions 3

Or alternatively if you use iset, search for aspell

The aspell plugin can also offer suggestions as of 0.4.0 and it can be added as an item to your status bar. The item should be added to weechat.bar.status.items. For instance:
/set weechat.bar.status.items "time |,buffer_number+:buffer_name+(buffer_modes)+ |,buffer_nicklist_count |,hotlist |,[aspell_suggest]

Weechat

2017-05-04T09:00:56Z

Butlerx: /* Mobile */

Once upon a time there was BitchX. Then there was Irssi. Now there is Weechat. More and more people are switching over to Weechat from Irssi, probably coz the colours make IRC easier to read and follow. Problem is, for the Irssi user, Weechat may be a tad confusing.

Weechat documentation can be tricky to follow, so this page is an attempt to make simple those bizarre and abstract commands.

== Running Weechat ==
weechat is installed on azazel, the main login box.
butlerx has written a bash script to get you started with weechat, run:

~edu/confweechat

Copy and paste that into your terminal command line, hit enter, and give yourself a pat on the back.
If you'd like to have a look before you run it, which you should its on [[https://github.com/redbrick/eduScripts/blob/master/confweechat Github]]
Now just run

weechat

to chat to everyone

== Basic use ==

=== Connecting to a server and channel ===

When you hit 'chat' on Redbrick, you start Irssi, you're automatically connected to a server, then you're joined to Redbrick's #lobby. This all happens behind the scenes, and with Weechat, you need to do this manually. Fear not: it's easy.

When you start Weechat, you won't get connected to a server or channel. To connect to Redbrick's IRC sever, type:

/connect irc.redbrick.dcu.ie

Then to join #lobby:

/join #lobby

As well as showing you how IRC clients (such as Weechat or Irssi or whatever) connect to stuff, this should also show you how to connect to other servers and channels outside of Redbrick.

To connect to any server, simply enter /connect <server_address>. You will probably be greeted with various messages and such from that server. To join a channel on that server, just type /join <channel_name>.

=== Navigation ===

Like Irssi, you can move between windows/buffers using Alt+<num>. You can also type /buffer <num> (similar to /win <num> in Irssi).
Unlike irssi you can do Alt+j then <num> to change to a number greather the 10 .

F5 and F6 move to the predecessing and successing buffer, respectively.

You can move buffers (chat windows) with /buffer move. In a channel, type:

/buffer move <num>

(where <num> is any number you want). That channel is now accessible at Alt+<num>

=== Changing between servers ===

Weechat will generally assume that whatever channel you're in, that's also the server you're operating on. So you can chat away as you wish and issue general commands.

However, for some commands, you will need to let Weechat know what server you're on.

Hit Alt+1. This will bring you to your status window. Along the bottom you will see the time, number of channels, the server you're connect to, as well as other channel stuff.

Press Ctrl+x. If you're connected to multiple servers, the ''server'' section will change, telling you which server Weechat is connect to. So now you can issue commands to that server (such as /nick) without affecting other servers.

For example, I am currently connected to irc.redbrick.dcu.ie and to irc.starchat.net. If I hit Ctrl-x I can switch to StarChat, and change my nickname there without it affecting Redbrick's IRC.

== Mobile ==

weechat has a mobile app you can get from the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubergeek42.WeechatAndroid google play store] or from the [https://github.com/ubergeek42/weechat-android github].
Before we set up the app we need to go too weechat on the terminal and type in:
/relay add weechat 1337 (choose your own port)
then we need to set the password
/set relay.network.password "your-secret-password"

now on the Phone launch the app and in settings
In connection settings
Relay host: localhost
Relay Port: 1337 (choose your own port)
Relay password: your-secret-password
Connect type: SSH tunnel
then in SSH Tunnel settings
SSH host: redbrick.dcu.ie
SSH username: your username
SSH port: 22
if you have an ssh key add the route to the key on your phone in SSH Private key file and put the passphrase in the SSH password/key passphrase box, if you dont just put your password in there

== Special commands ==

=== Keybinds ===

Keybinds are handy, especially if you have over 10 channels open. I use Alt+<num> to get to channels, but clearly this only works from 1 up to 0 (on a keyboard). So for channels in higher numbers, you can ''bind'' keys: i.e. Alt+q gets me to channel 11; Alt+y gets me to channel 16.

/key bind meta-q /buffer 11

"Key" and "bind" are self-explanatory. "Meta" is Weechat's word for Alt (so meta-q is the same as Alt+q). /buffer 11 is the command that's executed once meta-q (Alt-q) is typed.

You can build up these to meta-w, meta-e, meta-r for buffer 2, buffer 3, buffer 4, etc etc.

Of course, you can bind any key combo to any weechat command; it's not necessary to make them Alt+<num> commands.

'''Note:''' Watch out for caps lock if you're keybinding. If you bind Alt+y to a command, Alt+Y won't work (unless you bind that separately). If you find your binds aren't working, check your caps.

== Triggers ==

Triggers are the swiss army knife of weechat. They can replace a '''lot''' of scripts, and we're still finding things to turn into trigger

=== Turn any line with "nsfw" in it bright red ===
/trigger addreplace nsfw modifier weechat_print "${tg_notify} && ${tg_message_nocolor} =~ .*nsfw.*" "/(.*)/${tg_prefix}\t${color:red}!NSFW! ${tg_message}"
=== Make urls underlined and blue ===
/trigger addreplace url_color modifier "weechat_print" "${tg_tags} !~ irc_quit" ";[a-z]+://\S+;${color:32}${color:underline}${re:0}${color:-underline}${color:reset};" ""
===Strip items such as time from screen on smaller screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_small_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format \"\""
===add items such as time from screen on bigger screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_big_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >=200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format %H:%M:%S "

=== turn off nicklist on smaller screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_big signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >= 100" "" "/bar show nicklist"
/trigger addreplace resize_small signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 100" "" "/bar hide nicklist"
=== turn off buffer list on small screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_small_buffer signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 100" "" "/bar hide buffers"
/trigger addreplace resize_big_buffer signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >= 100" "" "/bar show buffers"

==Conditions==

Conditions can be used to customize weechat depending on certain variables

===Turn off nicklist on small windows===
/set weechat.bar.nicklist.conditions "${nicklist} && (${window.win_width} > 100 || ${buffer.full_name} == irc.bitlbee.&bitlbee)"

===Hide buffer list on small terminals===
/set weechat.bar.buffers.conditions "${info:term_width} > 100"

===Turn off status on nonactive windows ===
/set weechat.bar.status.conditions "${active}"

== Spell Checker ==

Weechat uses a handy aspell plugin to check your spelling. To enable it, either use iset or use
/set aspell.check.enabled on

Aspell has a few settings which you may find useful

/set aspell.check.real_time on
/set aspell.check.word_min_length 2
/set aspell.check.default_dict "en"
/set aspell.check.suggestions 3

Or alternatively if you use iset, search for aspell

The aspell plugin can also offer suggestions as of 0.4.0 and it can be added as an item to your status bar. The item should be added to weechat.bar.status.items. For instance:
/set weechat.bar.status.items "time |,buffer_number+:buffer_name+(buffer_modes)+ |,buffer_nicklist_count |,hotlist |,[aspell_suggest]

Git

2017-05-03T21:02:26Z

Butlerx:

Git is a distributed version control system, like Mercurial.

At some stage, someone might put up a full tutorial showing how to use git, but for now, here's a badly written and terribly phrased guide on how to get and use a repository on redbrick's git hosting area.
[https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie git.redbrick.dcu.ie] is alive again.

== Getting a git repository on Redbrick ==

`Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. The world has read-only access via the web interface at [[http://git.redbrick.dcu.ie]]. It's perfect for any small open source projects you feel like starting, or if you want to branch/fork an existing open source project that's hosted on git.

=== Can I have a private repository that the world can't see? ===
Yes any repository can be public or private.

=== Can I use this to host my third year/fourth year/other important college project? ===
Short answer: No. And you shouldn't do this in your redbrick home directory either. There have been a number of times in the past where Redbrick has experienced problems meaning that a user who had the only copy (or the only backup copy) of a project weren't able to access it at some important deadline.

Long answer: If you have other copies of your code, and Redbrick isn't the primary (only) backup of it, and you just wanted to have yet another backup of it "just because", then ''maybe'' it might make sense to put it on redbrick. But I still wouldn't.

=== Creating an SSH key pair ===
Before you can use redbrick's git repositories from one of your computers (or from your redbrick shell), you need to create a public/private SSH keypair there if you haven't already. You'll need to do this for every device/place that you want to access git from. This might sound annoying, but it also lets you use git without having to type a password every time you need to clone/push/pull.

To do this on a Unixey (Linux/Mac OS X/on redbrick) system, run:

ssh-keygen -t rsa

You'll probably want to hit enter for most/all of the default options. Especially the first one (where to save the key). When it's done, you'll probably see something like this:

<pre>
[you@your-computer ~]$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa):
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
58:06:86:0c:83:5e:4e:ab:75:93:96:37:76:42:73:07 you@your-computer.local
The key's randomart image is:
+--[ RSA 2048]----+
| .oo .o E. |
|. +o. + . . |
|. + . + = . |
| . + * O . |
| o o = S |
| . |
| |
| |
| |
+-----------------+
[you@your-computer ~]$
</pre>

(the little ascii art bit might not show up on older versions of SSH).

This has created two files on your computer - id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. id_rsa is your '''private''' SSH key, and id_rsa.pub is the corresponding public key. You keep id_rsa to yourself, and you can give id_rsa.pub to admins to allow you to access a repository. You can also upload it to a remote server (like redbrick) and put it in a specific location to allow you passwordless logins, but you can google for how to do that.

=== Create the repository ===
Once the admins have done their work, you need to actually create the repository. You do this on your own computer (or redbrick account, or wherever one of your keys came from). If you asked the admins to create you a repository named "awesomeproject", you'd do the following:

mkdir awesomeproject
cd awesomeproject
git init
git remote add origin git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie:awesomeproject.git

At this point you should do some work, like create a file and put something into it, or whatever. This is where a proper guide to git would be handy. Then commit your changes and do a first push:

git commit -a -m "My first commit"
git push origin master:refs/heads/master

''Things to look out for:'' When you're doing the "git remote add origin" command, make sure you add ".git" to the end of the repository name. The system that redbrick uses (called Gitea, if anybody cares) to manage repositories needs that there. Also, in "git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie", the "git" user isn't a placeholder. You need use that user, not your own redbrick username.

Git

2017-05-03T21:02:13Z

Butlerx:

Git is a distributed version control system, like Mercurial.

At some stage, someone might put up a full tutorial showing how to use git, but for now, here's a badly written and terribly phrased guide on how to get and use a repository on redbrick's git hosting area.
[[https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie git.redbrick.dcu.ie]] is alive again.

== Getting a git repository on Redbrick ==

`Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. The world has read-only access via the web interface at [[http://git.redbrick.dcu.ie]]. It's perfect for any small open source projects you feel like starting, or if you want to branch/fork an existing open source project that's hosted on git.

=== Can I have a private repository that the world can't see? ===
Yes any repository can be public or private.

=== Can I use this to host my third year/fourth year/other important college project? ===
Short answer: No. And you shouldn't do this in your redbrick home directory either. There have been a number of times in the past where Redbrick has experienced problems meaning that a user who had the only copy (or the only backup copy) of a project weren't able to access it at some important deadline.

Long answer: If you have other copies of your code, and Redbrick isn't the primary (only) backup of it, and you just wanted to have yet another backup of it "just because", then ''maybe'' it might make sense to put it on redbrick. But I still wouldn't.

=== Creating an SSH key pair ===
Before you can use redbrick's git repositories from one of your computers (or from your redbrick shell), you need to create a public/private SSH keypair there if you haven't already. You'll need to do this for every device/place that you want to access git from. This might sound annoying, but it also lets you use git without having to type a password every time you need to clone/push/pull.

To do this on a Unixey (Linux/Mac OS X/on redbrick) system, run:

ssh-keygen -t rsa

You'll probably want to hit enter for most/all of the default options. Especially the first one (where to save the key). When it's done, you'll probably see something like this:

<pre>
[you@your-computer ~]$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa):
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
58:06:86:0c:83:5e:4e:ab:75:93:96:37:76:42:73:07 you@your-computer.local
The key's randomart image is:
+--[ RSA 2048]----+
| .oo .o E. |
|. +o. + . . |
|. + . + = . |
| . + * O . |
| o o = S |
| . |
| |
| |
| |
+-----------------+
[you@your-computer ~]$
</pre>

(the little ascii art bit might not show up on older versions of SSH).

This has created two files on your computer - id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. id_rsa is your '''private''' SSH key, and id_rsa.pub is the corresponding public key. You keep id_rsa to yourself, and you can give id_rsa.pub to admins to allow you to access a repository. You can also upload it to a remote server (like redbrick) and put it in a specific location to allow you passwordless logins, but you can google for how to do that.

=== Create the repository ===
Once the admins have done their work, you need to actually create the repository. You do this on your own computer (or redbrick account, or wherever one of your keys came from). If you asked the admins to create you a repository named "awesomeproject", you'd do the following:

mkdir awesomeproject
cd awesomeproject
git init
git remote add origin git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie:awesomeproject.git

At this point you should do some work, like create a file and put something into it, or whatever. This is where a proper guide to git would be handy. Then commit your changes and do a first push:

git commit -a -m "My first commit"
git push origin master:refs/heads/master

''Things to look out for:'' When you're doing the "git remote add origin" command, make sure you add ".git" to the end of the repository name. The system that redbrick uses (called Gitea, if anybody cares) to manage repositories needs that there. Also, in "git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie", the "git" user isn't a placeholder. You need use that user, not your own redbrick username.

Git

2017-05-03T20:59:11Z

Butlerx:

Git is a distributed version control system, like Mercurial.

At some stage, someone might put up a full tutorial showing how to use git, but for now, here's a badly written and terribly phrased guide on how to get and use a repository on redbrick's git hosting area.
[[https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie]] is alive again.

== Getting a git repository on Redbrick ==

`Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. The world has read-only access via the web interface at [[http://git.redbrick.dcu.ie]]. It's perfect for any small open source projects you feel like starting, or if you want to branch/fork an existing open source project that's hosted on git.

=== Can I have a private repository that the world can't see? ===
Yes any repository can be public or private.

=== Can I use this to host my third year/fourth year/other important college project? ===
Short answer: No. And you shouldn't do this in your redbrick home directory either. There have been a number of times in the past where Redbrick has experienced problems meaning that a user who had the only copy (or the only backup copy) of a project weren't able to access it at some important deadline.

Long answer: If you have other copies of your code, and Redbrick isn't the primary (only) backup of it, and you just wanted to have yet another backup of it "just because", then ''maybe'' it might make sense to put it on redbrick. But I still wouldn't.

=== Creating an SSH key pair ===
Before you can use redbrick's git repositories from one of your computers (or from your redbrick shell), you need to create a public/private SSH keypair there if you haven't already. You'll need to do this for every device/place that you want to access git from. This might sound annoying, but it also lets you use git without having to type a password every time you need to clone/push/pull.

To do this on a Unixey (Linux/Mac OS X/on redbrick) system, run:

ssh-keygen -t rsa

You'll probably want to hit enter for most/all of the default options. Especially the first one (where to save the key). When it's done, you'll probably see something like this:

<pre>
[you@your-computer ~]$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa):
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
58:06:86:0c:83:5e:4e:ab:75:93:96:37:76:42:73:07 you@your-computer.local
The key's randomart image is:
+--[ RSA 2048]----+
| .oo .o E. |
|. +o. + . . |
|. + . + = . |
| . + * O . |
| o o = S |
| . |
| |
| |
| |
+-----------------+
[you@your-computer ~]$
</pre>

(the little ascii art bit might not show up on older versions of SSH).

This has created two files on your computer - id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. id_rsa is your '''private''' SSH key, and id_rsa.pub is the corresponding public key. You keep id_rsa to yourself, and you can give id_rsa.pub to admins to allow you to access a repository. You can also upload it to a remote server (like redbrick) and put it in a specific location to allow you passwordless logins, but you can google for how to do that.

=== Create the repository ===
Once the admins have done their work, you need to actually create the repository. You do this on your own computer (or redbrick account, or wherever one of your keys came from). If you asked the admins to create you a repository named "awesomeproject", you'd do the following:

mkdir awesomeproject
cd awesomeproject
git init
git remote add origin git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie:awesomeproject.git

At this point you should do some work, like create a file and put something into it, or whatever. This is where a proper guide to git would be handy. Then commit your changes and do a first push:

git commit -a -m "My first commit"
git push origin master:refs/heads/master

''Things to look out for:'' When you're doing the "git remote add origin" command, make sure you add ".git" to the end of the repository name. The system that redbrick uses (called Gitea, if anybody cares) to manage repositories needs that there. Also, in "git@git.redbrick.dcu.ie", the "git" user isn't a placeholder. You need use that user, not your own redbrick username.

Bitlbee

2017-04-30T17:39:25Z

Butlerx: /* Starting Bitlbee in weechat */

Bitlbee tunnels instant messaging traffic (including MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, Jabber) to a virtual IRC channel and virtual IRC queries. What does that mean in english I hear you say. Basically it lets you connect to yahoo, msn or google talk through your redbrick chat.

== Starting Bitlbee in irssi==

To start bitlbee in irssi type
/connect bitlbee

This opens a new window, the bitlbee control window. You'll notice there seems to be another person in this channel called "root". This is the bitlbee system (we'll tell you how to rename it later).

== Starting Bitlbee in weechat==

To add your bitlbee server to weechat just type in the weechat window
/server add bitlbee bitlbee.redbrick.dcu.ie/6667

Before you connect you must have your nick set up so:
/set irc.server.bitlbee.nicks "your nick"

Then to connect simply type
/connect bitlbee

== Adding accounts ==
This section tells you how to add accounts to the system.

====MSN====
account add msn <msn address> <password>

====Yahoo====
account add yahoo username@yahoo.com <password>

====Google Talk====
account add jabber username@gmail.com
account gtalk set oauth on ['''Follow on-screen commands to authenticate using OAuth''']
account gtalk on

====Facebook====
Official more detailed guide: [https://wiki.bitlbee.org/HowtoFacebookMQTT here]

Use the same email you use to log in to facebook, and either your main password or an app password.

An app password can be generated via the: [https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=security&section=per_app_passwords&view security page] on the Facebook website.
account add facebook <email> <password>

==Signing In==
Once you've set up your accounts turn them on by typing
account facebook on

If you have multiple accounts set up you can turn them on one by one by specifing the number (accounts are numbered from 0 in the order you set them up)
account list
will tell you the numbers associated with each of your accounts. To turn on account one type
account on 1

Similarly you can sign out by typing
account off
account off 1

=== Seeing who else is signed in ===

You've probably noticed by now that you've been joined in this channel by your buddies. Using the /names command as usual will tell you who is signed in, but you'll see much more information by typing
blist

<s>In the case of Facebook, you will have a list of user IDs rather than names. You can rename them manually, or get a renaming script for them:</s>

Tested for weechat only, names are fine

Weechat: <s>http://www.weechat.org/scripts/source/stable/facebook_rename.py.html/</s>

Irssi: http://github.com/avar/irssi-bitlbee-facebook-rename

== Sending a message ==

You can use bitlbee in two ways - either talk directly to your buddies in the bitlbee window, or open pms with them by typing /msg as you would to normally open a PM. you'll notice that irssi is somethimes including the server in the /msg command as you use the tab complete e.g.
/msg -Redbrick undone
/msg -bitlbee landa2
it's nothing to worry about :D

== NickNames ==

===Setting your nickname===
Bitlbee allows you to set different nicknames for each of the account you have connected. First need to know the number of the account you want to add them to (see above). For example if I want to change my name on MSN to Sleepy Guy, and msn is account 1 I would type
nick 1 "Sleepy Guy"

===Setting nicknames for other people===
When you use your regular IM client you can see the names that each of your buddies has set for themselves, but on bitlbee you can only see the first part of their email address. This can get quite annoying if people have strange email addresses. So, for example if your friend Kevin happenns to have a strange email address like undoneisthecoolestever@hotmail.com you can rename him to just kev by typing
rename undoneisthecoolestguyever kev

You can also use this command to rename "root" to whatever you like.

== Adding new buddies ==

Occasionally you'll want to add new buddies. For example if my msn account is number 1 and i want to add undone@hotmail.com I would type
add 1 undone@hotmail.com

You can also specify custom names when you add new buddies
add 1 undone@hotmail.com kevin

If I get tired of listening to kevin I can simply remove him by typing
remove kevin

== Getting more help ==
The help in bitlbee tells you how to use every command, just type help in your bitlbee channel for more

[[Category:Helpdesk]]

Connect

2017-04-06T07:33:57Z

Butlerx: /* PuTTY */

== WHERE ARE MY LOGIN DETAILS? ==

Student members will receive their password in their '''DCU e-mail inbox'''. Other members will receive it to whatever address they have supplied us with.

== Web browser ==
=== Anyterm ===

You can log in to RedBrick quickly and easily via your web browser! Just click [https://anyterm.redbrick.dcu.ie here]. The instructions under "After connecting" will apply to this.

== Windows ==
=== PuTTY ===

To connect to RedBrick on Windows, you'll need a program called PuTTY. It implements SSH (Secure Shell), which is a way of remotely controlling your acccount on our machines as though you were sitting at them.

Download putty.exe from [http://www.putty.org/ here].

Open it up and enter login.redbrick.dcu.ie as the host then click connect

[[Image:Putty_configuration.png]]

Enter your username.

If you enter your username incorrectly and press enter, you'll have to close the window and start again. We didn't come up with this idea!

See "After connecting" below.

=== Within DCU ===

Something to note if you're logging in using the computing labs' (and I assume other buildings') computers: all of the machines in DCU are in a state of deep freeze, this means that anything that you do will be competely "forgotten" when the machine is turned off. This means that all the software on the machines will not change, so any changes to settings will not be saved.

When PuTTy was installed, our own version with the "RedBrick!" button was not used, instead you'll have to type
login.redbrick.dcu.ie
into the "Host Name (or IP address)" bar in PuTTY and click on Open. You may then be asked about changed RSA keys, to which you should click "Yes" and then you can log in.

Also, the character encoding is wrong; it should be UTF-8. To change this go to Window -> Translation -> Received data assumed to be in which character set: and choose UTF-8

Alternatively, you could try installing PuTTy on your H:/ drive where it will remain saved after you log off.

=== Note about copy/paste with PuTTY ===

By default, PuTTY has highlighting as copy and right click as paste. This leads many people who try to copy and paste for the first time to copy the same link into chat several times, here's how to do it properly:

[[Image:Puttyhl2.jpg]]

If you wanted to highlight the url to the RedBrick website all you do is simple click and drag over it to highlight it (it'll look like this:)

[[Image:Puttyhl.jpg]]

And that's it copied, you can now go to your web browser and ctrl + v or right click and paste like you would normally.

If you want to paste some copied text into chat, all you simply have to do is right click.

== RedBrick Ubuntu ==

Use the "Connect to RedBrick" icon on your desktop. Alternatively, you can follow the below instructions.

== Other Unix (GNU/Linux, Mac OS, BSD, Solaris) ==

Open a terminal/console and type
ssh username@login.redbrick.dcu.ie
Replace ''username'' with yours.
This will work on the version of SuSE installed in the labs.

== After connecting ==

You should get something like this.

[[Image:Login1.jpg]]

Only instead of "newb" as used here, you insert your own username (note: if you make a spelling mistake with your username with PuTTY and press return, you will have to close PuTTY and start all over again because PuTTY is weird like that). After you press return you will then be asked for your account password like so:

[[Image:Login2.jpg]]

Remember: don't worry that nothing comes up when you type your password in; it's a Unix thing and the password is still being entered.

And that's it! You're officially on RedBrick, congratulations. It should look something like this:

[[Image:Login3.jpg]]

This is called the '''shell''', although you will hear people refer to it as a '''console''' or '''terminal''' also. A shell interprets commands that you enter, similarly to MS-DOS or cmd.exe on Windows. The default shell is '''zsh'''. If you want to change this, please ask [[helpdesk]] to explain how and the potential complications that may arise.

Now, I'm sure you're wondering about all the fun things you can get up to. Well to start with you could try typing "help" to give a brief list of available commands:

[[Image:Help.jpg]]

Fun times.

The best step would probably be to type chat.

[[Image:Login4.jpg]]

....and hit enter. This will cause this to appear:

[[Image:Login5.jpg]]

You've come so far in such a short space of time. It's time to move on to the [[IRC]] wiki page.

== See Also==
[http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.54/htmldoc/ PuTTY Manual] - A more indepth tutorial on how to use PuTTY

[[Category:Helpdesk]]

Connect

2017-04-06T07:33:14Z

Butlerx: /* Windows */

== WHERE ARE MY LOGIN DETAILS? ==

Student members will receive their password in their '''DCU e-mail inbox'''. Other members will receive it to whatever address they have supplied us with.

== Web browser ==
=== Anyterm ===

You can log in to RedBrick quickly and easily via your web browser! Just click [https://anyterm.redbrick.dcu.ie here]. The instructions under "After connecting" will apply to this.

== Windows ==
=== PuTTY ===

To connect to RedBrick on Windows, you'll need a program called PuTTY. It implements SSH (Secure Shell), which is a way of remotely controlling your acccount on our machines as though you were sitting at them.

Download putty.exe from [http://www.putty.org/ here].

Open it up and click the RedBrick! button.

[[Image:Putty_configuration.png]]

Enter your username.

If you enter your username incorrectly and press enter, you'll have to close the window and start again. We didn't come up with this idea!

See "After connecting" below.

=== Within DCU ===

Something to note if you're logging in using the computing labs' (and I assume other buildings') computers: all of the machines in DCU are in a state of deep freeze, this means that anything that you do will be competely "forgotten" when the machine is turned off. This means that all the software on the machines will not change, so any changes to settings will not be saved.

When PuTTy was installed, our own version with the "RedBrick!" button was not used, instead you'll have to type
login.redbrick.dcu.ie
into the "Host Name (or IP address)" bar in PuTTY and click on Open. You may then be asked about changed RSA keys, to which you should click "Yes" and then you can log in.

Also, the character encoding is wrong; it should be UTF-8. To change this go to Window -> Translation -> Received data assumed to be in which character set: and choose UTF-8

Alternatively, you could try installing PuTTy on your H:/ drive where it will remain saved after you log off.

=== Note about copy/paste with PuTTY ===

By default, PuTTY has highlighting as copy and right click as paste. This leads many people who try to copy and paste for the first time to copy the same link into chat several times, here's how to do it properly:

[[Image:Puttyhl2.jpg]]

If you wanted to highlight the url to the RedBrick website all you do is simple click and drag over it to highlight it (it'll look like this:)

[[Image:Puttyhl.jpg]]

And that's it copied, you can now go to your web browser and ctrl + v or right click and paste like you would normally.

If you want to paste some copied text into chat, all you simply have to do is right click.

== RedBrick Ubuntu ==

Use the "Connect to RedBrick" icon on your desktop. Alternatively, you can follow the below instructions.

== Other Unix (GNU/Linux, Mac OS, BSD, Solaris) ==

Open a terminal/console and type
ssh username@login.redbrick.dcu.ie
Replace ''username'' with yours.
This will work on the version of SuSE installed in the labs.

== After connecting ==

You should get something like this.

[[Image:Login1.jpg]]

Only instead of "newb" as used here, you insert your own username (note: if you make a spelling mistake with your username with PuTTY and press return, you will have to close PuTTY and start all over again because PuTTY is weird like that). After you press return you will then be asked for your account password like so:

[[Image:Login2.jpg]]

Remember: don't worry that nothing comes up when you type your password in; it's a Unix thing and the password is still being entered.

And that's it! You're officially on RedBrick, congratulations. It should look something like this:

[[Image:Login3.jpg]]

This is called the '''shell''', although you will hear people refer to it as a '''console''' or '''terminal''' also. A shell interprets commands that you enter, similarly to MS-DOS or cmd.exe on Windows. The default shell is '''zsh'''. If you want to change this, please ask [[helpdesk]] to explain how and the potential complications that may arise.

Now, I'm sure you're wondering about all the fun things you can get up to. Well to start with you could try typing "help" to give a brief list of available commands:

[[Image:Help.jpg]]

Fun times.

The best step would probably be to type chat.

[[Image:Login4.jpg]]

....and hit enter. This will cause this to appear:

[[Image:Login5.jpg]]

You've come so far in such a short space of time. It's time to move on to the [[IRC]] wiki page.

== See Also==
[http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.54/htmldoc/ PuTTY Manual] - A more indepth tutorial on how to use PuTTY

[[Category:Helpdesk]]

Committee Timeline

2017-04-02T21:59:35Z

Butlerx:

A visual overview of who did what, when.

This gets less accurate the further back you go in time - I was working off the [[Committee]] page, making guesses at who resigned, when. 2006 onwards should be fairly accurate (working from memory). Feel free to make any corrections (it's a pig of a table, though, so you might want to work on it offline, and abuse the Show Preview function a bit).

At the very least, it shows the sheer number of people (and man hours) who have been involved in running Redbrick at one point or another.

(Idea stolen from [https://wiki.skynet.ie/Committee/CommitteeThroughThe_Ages Skynet]).

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
! Semester !! Chairperson !! Secretary !! Treasurer !! Events Officer !! Public Relations Officer !! First Year Rep !! Helpdesk 1 !! Helpdesk 2 !! Helpdesk 3 !! Webmaster !! Admin 1 !! Admin 2 !! Admin 3
|-
| 1996 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Sean Cullen ([[User:hyper|hyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Paraic O'Ceallaigh ([[User:swipe|swipe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Micheal McHugh ([[User:sandman|sandman]])
|rowspan="48" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Fergus Donohue ([[User:fergus|fergus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|1996 Q4
|-
| 1997 Q1
|-
|1997 Q2
|-
| 1997 Q3
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Patrick Gannt ([[User:floppy|floppy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Aoife McGoveran ([[User:hms|hms]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:brown;color:white"|Kevin O'Donovan ([[User:kod|kod]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Dave O'Flynn ([[User:firefly|firefly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Daire McKenna ([[User:fatwa|fatwa]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Shane O'hUid ([[User:wishkah|wishkah]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|John Barker ([[User:barkerj|barkerj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Andrew Lawless ([[User:andy|andy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="5" style="background:olive;color:white"|Ka Chun Leung ([[User:plop|plop]])
|-
|1997 Q4
|-
| 1998 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightpink"|Mike Bennett ([[User:thalia|thalia]])
|-
|1998 Q2
|-
| 1998 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"| Justin Moran ([[User:cain|cain]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[Username:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Cecily Murray ([[Username:celery|celery]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aoife Cahill ([[Username:ace|ace]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[User:macbain|macbain]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Cian Synnott ([[User:pooka|pooka]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Colin Whittaker ([[User:grimnar|grimnar]])
|-
|1998 Q4
|style="background:tomato"|John Bolger ([[Username:jbolger|jbolger]])
|-
|1999 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Eoin McGrath ([[User:bob|bob]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Brian Scanlan ([[User:singer|singer]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Adam Kelly ([[User:cthulu|cthulu]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:peachpuff"|Hoi Chau Wong ([[User:whc|whc]])
|-
|1999 Q2
|-
|1999 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[User:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Damien Martin ([[User:otto|otto]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Orla McGan ([[User:orly|orly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Julie Kerin ([[User:julie|julie]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:gold"|Conor O'Kane ([[Username:cokane|cokane]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Nigel Parkes ([[Username:elmer|elmer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:YellowGreen"|Robert Crosbie ([[Username:bobb|bobb]])
|-
|1999 Q4
|-
|2000 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Eileen Gavin ([[User:munchkin|munchkin]])
|-
|2000 Q2
|-
|2000 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:olive;color:white"|Brian Banbrick ([[User:moridin|moridin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Kevin Cannon ([[User:p|p]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Donal Hunt ([[User:redgiant|redgiant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[Username:macbain|macbain]])
|-
|2000 Q4
|-
|2001 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Noel Fitzpatrick ([[User:noelfitz|noelfitz]])
|-
|2001 Q2
|-
|2001 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Micheal Glennon ([[User:magluby|magluby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Kevin Dermody ([[User:esoteric|esoteric]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikki Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Colm MacCarthaigh ([[User:colmmacc|colmmacc]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|-
|2001 Q4
|-
|2002 Q1
|-
|2002 Q2
|-
|2002 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikky Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:tomato"|Carla Coleman ([[User:angel|angel]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Shane Tallon ([[User:del_boy|del_boy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:aquamarine"|Eoin Campbell ([[User:cambo|cambo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Dermot Duffy ([[User:dizer|dizer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|-
|2002 Q4
|-
|2003 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Trevor Johnston ([[User:trevj|trevj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Grainne Sheerin ([[User:dimples|dimples]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Elaine Bannon ([[User:purdy|purdy]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Declan O'Neill ([[User:dec|dec]])
|-
|2003 Q2
|-
| 2003 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Sun Ning ([[User:sunshine|sunshine]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Martin Clarke ([[User:prolix|prolix]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|Martin Harte ([[User:tuama|tuama]])
|-
|2003 Q4
|-
| 2004 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|Seamus O'Toole ([[User:mael|mael]])
|-
|2004 Q2
|-
| 2004 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Michelle Graham ([[User:drusilla|drusilla]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Charlene Barrett ([[User:charlene|charlene]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Mark Grenham ([[User:kyper|kyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])

|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf|art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|David Whelan ([[User:biteme|biteme]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Michael Dowling ([[User:mickeyd|mickeyd]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"|Padraic Hallinan ([[User:halenger|halenger]])
|-
|2004 Q4
|-
| 2005 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|-
|2005 Q2
|-
|2005 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|David Couse ([[User:phreak|phreak]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Kenneth Barrett ([[User:sionnach|sionnach]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Bernard McKeever ([[User:dregin|dregin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ní Chonchubair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Simon Kilroy ([[User:gizmo|gizmo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Graham Bishop ([[User:winters|winters]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Stephen Ryan ([[User:ryaner|ryaner]])
|-
|2005 Q4
|-
|2006 Q1
|-
|2006 Q2
|-
|2006 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Sarunas Vancevicius ([[User:svan|svan]])
|style="background:dimgray"|
|-
| 2006 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|-
| 2007 Q1
|rowspan="6" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|-
|2007 Q2
|-
|2007 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|style="background:peachpuff"|Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ([[User:mythe|mythe]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightcyan"|Matthew Barrington ([[User:moju|moju]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Declan Whelan ([[User:castle|castle]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Richard Dalton ([[User:d_fens|d_fens]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Cian Brennan ([[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]])
|-
|2007 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:aquamarine"|Amy Corrigan ([[User:corriga6|corriga6]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2008 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|-
|2008 Q2
|-
|2008 Q3
|style="background:coral"|Robert O'Reilly ([[User:robby|robby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Leah Doyle ([[User:bambi|bambi]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|John Needham ([[User:colossus|colossus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Séamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Gavin Tubritt ([[User:gamblitis|gamblitis]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|-
|2008 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|-
|2009 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2009 Q2
|-
|2009 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Dan Fox ([[User:maiden|maiden]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|David Glennon ([[User:azrael|azrael]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Diarmaid McManus ([[User:elephant|elephant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Alan Breathnach ([[User:sonic|sonic]])
|-
|2009 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|-
|2010 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:coral"|Stephanie Coleman ([[User:steph|steph]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:credak|credak]])
|-
|2010 Q2
|-
|2010 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="5" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|rowspan="30" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Seamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2010 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgreen"|Conor Forde ([[User:fordy|fordy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red;color:white"|Aisling Mulholland ([[User:crash|crash]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|-
|2011 Q1
|-
|2011 Q2
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2011 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:PaleVioletRed"|Meabh Landers ([[User:timelady|timelady]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:OrangeRed"|Eimear Tyrrell ([[User:beimear|beimear]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|-
|2011 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:Bisque"|Craig Duff ([[User:duff|duff]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|-
|2012 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]]) Provisional
|-
|2012 Q2
|-
|2012 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|-
|2012 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Freddie Hayden ([[User:Mercury7|Mercury7]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|-
|2013 Q1
|-
|2013 Q2
|-
|2013 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:magenta"|Jessica McGowan ([[User:teapott|teapott]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:purple"|Jerry Onianwa ([[User:jerbumz|jerbumz]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2013 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|-
|2014 Q1
|rowspan="3" style="background:OrangeRed;color:white"|Emmanuel Caillé ([[User:twister|twister]])
|-
|2014 Q2
|-
|2014 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:grey;color:white"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:chocolate;color:white"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2014 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Michael Wall ([[User:thewall|thewall]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:pink"|Robert McConnell ([[User:faustl|faust]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q1
|-
|2015 Q2
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:plum;color:white"|Christine Smart Jr. ([[User:smarties|smarties]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:brown;color:white"|James Nolan ([[User:jaffa|jaffa]])
|rowspan="5" style="background:Violet;color:white"|Cormac Smartt ([[User:pints|pints]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lime"|Terry Bolt ([[User:tboltl|tbolt]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|-
|2015 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:SpringGreen"|Noah Donnelly ([[User:cac|cac]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:greenyellow"|Aaron Delaney ([[User:devoxel|devoxel]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Clíodhna Harrison ([[User:thegirl|thegirl]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:magenta"|Cian Ruane ([[User:induxi0n|induxi0n]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orange"|Liam Rooney ([[User:ginger|ginger]])
|-
|2016 Q1
|-
|2016 Q2
|-
|2016 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Noah Donnelly ([[User:cac|cac]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:chocolate;color:white"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Ross O’sullivan ([[User:sully|sully]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:orange"|Liam Rooney ([[User:ginger|ginger]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|-
|2016 Q4
|rowspan="4" style="background:magenta"|Oskar McDermott ([[User:oskar|oskar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Senan Kelly([[User:sentriz|sentriz]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:red"|George Burac ([[User:georgey|georgey]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Tom Doyle ([[User:greenday|greenday]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyBlue"|Dylan McDonald ([[User:grace|grace]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenYellow"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Cormac Smartt ([[User:pints|pints]])
|-
|2017 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2017 Q2
|-
}

=== Notes ===
* Robby actually took over as chairperson in mid April and resigned in early June 2008 (Q2). Technically, Redbrick had no chair in Q3, although Dano was acting chair. Committee handovers can be gradual and happen any time from the end of the academic year til the end of the summer, but it's impractical/impossible to document this exactly in graph form.

Redbrick Companies

2017-03-29T18:03:11Z

Butlerx: /* Previous */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]
* [https://coderdojo.com CoderDojo]: [[User:butlerx|butlerx]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [http://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [http://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]]
* [http://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [http://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [http://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [http://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [http://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday] - [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Weechat

2017-03-29T10:33:39Z

Butlerx: /* Running Weechat */

Once upon a time there was BitchX. Then there was Irssi. Now there is Weechat. More and more people are switching over to Weechat from Irssi, probably coz the colours make IRC easier to read and follow. Problem is, for the Irssi user, Weechat may be a tad confusing.

Weechat documentation can be tricky to follow, so this page is an attempt to make simple those bizarre and abstract commands.

== Running Weechat ==
weechat is installed on azazel, the main login box.
butlerx has written a bash script to get you started with weechat, run:

~edu/confweechat

Copy and paste that into your terminal command line, hit enter, and give yourself a pat on the back.
If you'd like to have a look before you run it, which you should its on [[https://github.com/redbrick/eduScripts/blob/master/confweechat Github]]
Now just run

weechat

to chat to everyone

== Basic use ==

=== Connecting to a server and channel ===

When you hit 'chat' on Redbrick, you start Irssi, you're automatically connected to a server, then you're joined to Redbrick's #lobby. This all happens behind the scenes, and with Weechat, you need to do this manually. Fear not: it's easy.

When you start Weechat, you won't get connected to a server or channel. To connect to Redbrick's IRC sever, type:

/connect irc.redbrick.dcu.ie

Then to join #lobby:

/join #lobby

As well as showing you how IRC clients (such as Weechat or Irssi or whatever) connect to stuff, this should also show you how to connect to other servers and channels outside of Redbrick.

To connect to any server, simply enter /connect <server_address>. You will probably be greeted with various messages and such from that server. To join a channel on that server, just type /join <channel_name>.

=== Navigation ===

Like Irssi, you can move between windows/buffers using Alt+<num>. You can also type /buffer <num> (similar to /win <num> in Irssi).
Unlike irssi you can do Alt+j then <num> to change to a number greather the 10 .

F5 and F6 move to the predecessing and successing buffer, respectively.

You can move buffers (chat windows) with /buffer move. In a channel, type:

/buffer move <num>

(where <num> is any number you want). That channel is now accessible at Alt+<num>

=== Changing between servers ===

Weechat will generally assume that whatever channel you're in, that's also the server you're operating on. So you can chat away as you wish and issue general commands.

However, for some commands, you will need to let Weechat know what server you're on.

Hit Alt+1. This will bring you to your status window. Along the bottom you will see the time, number of channels, the server you're connect to, as well as other channel stuff.

Press Ctrl+x. If you're connected to multiple servers, the ''server'' section will change, telling you which server Weechat is connect to. So now you can issue commands to that server (such as /nick) without affecting other servers.

For example, I am currently connected to irc.redbrick.dcu.ie and to irc.starchat.net. If I hit Ctrl-x I can switch to StarChat, and change my nickname there without it affecting Redbrick's IRC.

== Mobile ==

weechat has a mobile app you can get from the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubergeek42.WeechatAndroid google play store] or from the [https://github.com/ubergeek42/weechat-android github].
Before we set up the app we need to go too weechat on the terminal and type in:
/relay add weechat 1337
then we need to set the password
/set relay.network.password "your-secret-password"

now on the Phone launch the app and in settings
In connection settings
Relay host: localhost
Relay Port: 1337 (choose your own port)
Relay password: your-secret-password
Connect type: SSH tunnel
then in SSH Tunnel settings
SSH host: redbrick.dcu.ie
SSH username: your username
SSH port: 22
if you have an ssh key add the route to the key on your phone in SSH Private key file and put the passphrase in the SSH password/key passphrase box, if you dont just put your password in there

== Special commands ==

=== Keybinds ===

Keybinds are handy, especially if you have over 10 channels open. I use Alt+<num> to get to channels, but clearly this only works from 1 up to 0 (on a keyboard). So for channels in higher numbers, you can ''bind'' keys: i.e. Alt+q gets me to channel 11; Alt+y gets me to channel 16.

/key bind meta-q /buffer 11

"Key" and "bind" are self-explanatory. "Meta" is Weechat's word for Alt (so meta-q is the same as Alt+q). /buffer 11 is the command that's executed once meta-q (Alt-q) is typed.

You can build up these to meta-w, meta-e, meta-r for buffer 2, buffer 3, buffer 4, etc etc.

Of course, you can bind any key combo to any weechat command; it's not necessary to make them Alt+<num> commands.

'''Note:''' Watch out for caps lock if you're keybinding. If you bind Alt+y to a command, Alt+Y won't work (unless you bind that separately). If you find your binds aren't working, check your caps.

== Triggers ==

Triggers are the swiss army knife of weechat. They can replace a '''lot''' of scripts, and we're still finding things to turn into trigger

=== Turn any line with "nsfw" in it bright red ===
/trigger addreplace nsfw modifier weechat_print "${tg_notify} && ${tg_message_nocolor} =~ .*nsfw.*" "/(.*)/${tg_prefix}\t${color:red}!NSFW! ${tg_message}"
=== Make urls underlined and blue ===
/trigger addreplace url_color modifier "weechat_print" "${tg_tags} !~ irc_quit" ";[a-z]+://\S+;${color:32}${color:underline}${re:0}${color:-underline}${color:reset};" ""
===Strip items such as time from screen on smaller screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_small_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format \"\""
===add items such as time from screen on bigger screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_big_timestamp signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >=200" "" "/set weechat.look.buffer_time_format %H:%M:%S "

=== turn off nicklist on smaller screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_big signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >= 100" "" "/bar show nicklist"
/trigger addreplace resize_small signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 100" "" "/bar hide nicklist"
=== turn off buffer list on small screens ===
/trigger addreplace resize_small_buffer signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} < 100" "" "/bar hide buffers"
/trigger addreplace resize_big_buffer signal signal_sigwinch "${info:term_width} >= 100" "" "/bar show buffers"

==Conditions==

Conditions can be used to customize weechat depending on certain variables

===Turn off nicklist on small windows===
/set weechat.bar.nicklist.conditions "${nicklist} && (${window.win_width} > 100 || ${buffer.full_name} == irc.bitlbee.&bitlbee)"

===Hide buffer list on small terminals===
/set weechat.bar.buffers.conditions "${info:term_width} > 100"

===Turn off status on nonactive windows ===
/set weechat.bar.status.conditions "${active}"

== Spell Checker ==

Weechat uses a handy aspell plugin to check your spelling. To enable it, either use iset or use
/set aspell.check.enabled on

Aspell has a few settings which you may find useful

/set aspell.check.real_time on
/set aspell.check.word_min_length 2
/set aspell.check.default_dict "en"
/set aspell.check.suggestions 3

Or alternatively if you use iset, search for aspell

The aspell plugin can also offer suggestions as of 0.4.0 and it can be added as an item to your status bar. The item should be added to weechat.bar.status.items. For instance:
/set weechat.bar.status.items "time |,buffer_number+:buffer_name+(buffer_modes)+ |,buffer_nicklist_count |,hotlist |,[aspell_suggest]

Redbrick Companies

2017-02-15T12:45:10Z

Butlerx: /* Other companies brickies work for */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [http://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [http://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]]
* [http://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [http://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [http://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [http://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:tbolt|tbolt]], [[User: voy|voy]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [http://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday] - [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2017-02-15T12:43:13Z

Butlerx: /* Other companies brickies work for */

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [http://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [http://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]]
* [http://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [http://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [http://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [http://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [http://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]], [[User:space|space]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday] - [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Redbrick Companies

2017-02-15T12:42:32Z

Butlerx:

[[Category:Jobs]]
Once upon a time there were a lot of former RedBrick people starting companies, particularly in the professional services area. Do any of these companies still exist and if so, where do I find them? -- [[User:Fergus|fergus]]

You can find them right here!

==In present operation (Founded by brickie)==

* [http://www.V7.ie V7] - UX & App Development Consultancy: [[User:Taurus|Taurus]].
* [http://www.vade.ie Vade] - Web Hosting & Development: [[User:ryaner|ryaner]]. (Formerly [[User:kyper|kyper]], [[User:phreak|phreak]]).
* [http://www.jeebers.com Jeebers] - E-business solutions: [[User:Jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.cliste.net Cliste] - Consultancy: [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]] and [[User:X|x]].
* Beanbag Ltd - Consultancy: [[User:Shimoda|shimoda]].
* [http://www.digitalrights.ie Digital Rights Ireland] - Online Lobby and Activism group. [[User:Colmmacc|colmmacc]]
* [http://www.farrellscientific.com Farrell Scientific Consulting] - Consulting services in science. [[User:lithium|lithium]]
* [http://1timetracking.com Time Warden Ltd.] - Time management solutions [[User:jeebers|jeebers]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Exzantia|exzantia]], [[User:Piero|piero]], [[User:Hauk|hauk]], [[User:Lithium|lithium]], [[User:Dragor|dragor]], [[User:Lebazzer|lebazzer]], [[User:tziegler|tziegler]]
* [http://www.gits.ie GITS ] - ICT Support and Consultancy: [[User:kyper|kyper]].
* [https://www.hostedgraphite.com Hosted Graphite] - [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]], [[User:Pooka|pooka]]

==Previous==

* Eolach - Open Source consulting: [[User:Hyper|hyper]], [[User:Thalia|thalia]] and [[User:Fergus|fergus]].
* [http://www.rfc-networks.ie RFC-Networks] - Web dev, hosting, consulting, open source: [[User:Phil|phil]], [[User:Mark|mark]] and [[User:Noelfitz|noelfitz]], [[User:Kinsey|kinsey]].
* [http://www.callisto.ie/ Callisto] - IT Vendor: [[User:Halenger|halenger]] and [[User:Af666x|af666x]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:Phaxx|phaxx]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Coconut|coconut]], [[User:D_fens|d_fens]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.magnet.ie Magnet Networks]: [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]].
* [http://www.terminalfour.com TerminalFOUR]: [[User:Binnceol|binnceol]], [[User:Phoenix|phoenix]], [[User:Dregin|dregin]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Winters|winters]], [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [https://google.com Google]: [[User:pooka|pooka]],
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:zergless|zergless]]

==Other companies brickies work for==

* [http://www.accenture.ie Accenture] - IT Consultancy: [[User:Tuama|tuama]].
* [http://aws.amazon.com Amazon] - [[User:Pixies|pixies]], [[User:Grimnar|grimnar]], [[User:Jerry|jerry]], [[User:Af666x|af666x]], [[User:Maiden|maiden]], [[User:Sonic|sonic]], [[User:Gliceas|gliceas]], [[User:Paddez|paddez]], [[User:Chris|chris]], [[User:Kylar|kylar]].
* [http://www.demonware.net/ DemonWare] - Network Software for Computer Games: [[User:Halenger|halenger]], [[User:Prolix|prolix]], [[User:Marvin|marvin]]
* [http://hosting.digiweb.ie Digiweb]: [[User:.phil|phil]].
* [http://www.ericsson.com Ericsson] - Telecommunications: [[User:dec|dec]].
* [http://www.facebook.com Facebook]: [[User:fun|fun]]
* [http://www.google.com Google.com]: [[User:aeris|aeris]], [[User:doc|doc]], [[User:drjolt|drjolt]], [[User:trevj|trevj]], [[User:dizer|dizer]], [[User:redgiant|redgiant]], [[User:toaster|toaster]], [[User:Twiggy|twiggy]], [[User:usal|usal]], [[User:Dimples|dimples]] and [[User:magluby|magluby]].
* [http://www.heanet.ie HEAnet]: [[User:cns|cns]], [[User:orly|orly]], [[User:Rob|rob]], [[User:esoteric|esoteric]], [[User:Bass|bass]], [[User:tbolger|tbolger]], [[User:Creadak|creadak]].
* [http://www.ibm.com IBM]: [[User:waggers|waggers]], [[User:goratrix|goratrix]], [[User:edel|edel]], [[User:smudger|smudger]], [[User:merchelo|merchelo]]
* [http://www.intercom.io Intercom]: [[User:Haus|haus]], [[User:moju|moju]], [[User:Singer|singer]], [[User:valen|valen]], [[User:Atlas|atlas]]
* [http://www.itconvergence.com IT Convergence] - Oracle Consulting, Staffing, Education, Remote Support and Hosting Services. [[User:mark|mark]]
* [http://www.kerna.ie Kerna Communications] - IT Security: [[User:Lecter|lecter]], [[User:Stark|stark]], [[User:svan|svan]]
* [http://www.pwc.ie PwC] - System Audits/Compliance/Process Improvement/Tax: [[User:Cokane|cokane]], [[User:Myk|myk]].
* [http://www.nexala.com Nexala] - Train management software: [[User:werdz|werdz]]
* [http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace]: [[User:Lil_cain|lil_cain]]
* [http://www.rte.ie RTE] - Your national broadcaster. (No, your TV license does not fund my wages): [[User:spock|spock]].
* [http://www.securelinx.ie Securelinx] - Linux consultancy: [[User:Johan|johan]], [[User:receive|receive]], [[User:gamma|gamma]]
* [http://w4.siemens.de/ct/en/home/index.html Siemens] - R & D Medical Imaging: [[User:MLynch|mlynch]].
* [http://www.smartcentric.com SmartCentric] - Smartcard security/financial application development: [[User:markpb|markpb]], [[User:elpres|elpres]].
* [http://www.sbpost.ie Sunday Business Post] - Ireland's national business newspaper: [[User:griffin|griffin]].
* [http://www.symantec.ie Symantec]: [[User:macbain|macbain]], [[User:moridin|moridin]], [[User:plop|plop]] and [[User:tibor|tibor]], [[User:nemo|nemo]], [[User:anev|anev]].
* [http://s3group.com/ S3 (Sillicon and Software Systems)] (and no, it's not the video card makers) - Software and hardware services for Digital Media, Medical Systems, System IC and Network Processors: [[User:cammy|cammy]].
* [http://www.thus.net THUS]: [[User:homerj|homerj]]
* [https://www.workday.com Workday] - [[User:Dregin|dregin]]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] - Not google: [[User:nareik|nareik]]
* [http://www.yardmedia.ie Yard Media] - Digital Post Production: [[User:decob|decob]].

Issues-oct16

2016-10-22T15:43:58Z

Butlerx:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
|-
! scope="col"| Issue
! scope="col"| Person
! scope="col"| Date
|-
| adding users with useradm is broken unless course and year are manually entered.
This has been fixed as of today and changed commited to RCS repo.
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| adding a user successfully does not add to announce list - not urgent
|
|
|-
| Configuration management
|
|
|-
| Mailing lists are spamming huge amounts of people which is resulting in issues with black lists. Admins have issued a notice to list owners that we will be removing lists that are no longer used on Tuesday 18/10/16
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| mail server issues - frozen mail, spam, lack of working spam filters
| Koffee
|
|-
| VM solution or container infrastructure
|
|
|-
| Death of pubcookie any day now
|
|
|-
| Changing from redbrick.dcu.ie/~$user to $user.redbrick.dcu.ie
|
|
|-
| Administrator documentation
|
|
|-
| Monitoring of services and alerting
|
|
|-
| NNTP service
|
|
|-
| Provision new Secodnary Services on 16.04.1LTS (yes I know it's a .1)
| Pints,koffee,zergless
| 19/10/16
|-
| Deploy new website on Secondary Services machine.
| butlerx, pints
|
|-
| replace ajaxterm and anyterm with wetty
| butlerx, pints
|
|-
| inn2 running on paphos - Haven't migrated old lists.
| koffee
| 20/10/2016
|-
| Incident response
| d_fens
|
|-
| set up znc
|
|
|}

Issues-oct16

2016-10-18T19:27:06Z

Butlerx:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
|-
! scope="col"| Issue
! scope="col"| Person
! scope="col"| Date
|-
| adding users with useradm is broken unless course and year are manually entered.
This has been fixed as of today and changed commited to RCS repo.
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| adding a user successfully does not add to announce list - not urgent
|
|
|-
| Configuration management
|
|
|-
| Mailing lists are spamming huge amounts of people which is resulting in issues with black lists. Admins have issued a notice to list owners that we will be removing lists that are no longer used on Tuesday 18/10/16
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| mail server issues - frozen mail, spam, lack of working spam filters
|
|
|-
| VM solution or container infrastructure
|
|
|-
| Death of pubcookie any day now
|
|
|-
| Changing from redbrick.dcu.ie/~$user to $user.redbrick.dcu.ie
|
|
|-
| Administrator documentation
|
|
|-
| Monitoring of services and alerting
|
|
|-
| NNTP service
|
|
|-
| Provision new Secodnary Services on 16.04.1LTS (yes I know it's a .1)
| Pints,koffee,zergless
| 19/10/16
|-
| Deploy new website on Secondary Services machine.
| butlerx, pints
|
|-
| replace ajaxterm and anyterm with weety
| butlerx, pints
|
|-

Issues-oct16

2016-10-18T19:26:10Z

Butlerx:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
|-
! scope="col"| Issue
! scope="col"| Person
! scope="col"| Date
|-
| adding users with useradm is broken unless course and year are manually entered.
This has been fixed as of today and changed commited to RCS repo.
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| adding a user successfully does not add to announce list - not urgent
|
|
|-
| Configuration management
|
|
|-
| Mailing lists are spamming huge amounts of people which is resulting in issues with black lists. Admins have issued a notice to list owners that we will be removing lists that are no longer used on Tuesday 18/10/16
| zergless
| 15/10/16
|-
| mail server issues - frozen mail, spam, lack of working spam filters
|
|
|-
| VM solution or container infrastructure
|
|
|-
| Death of pubcookie any day now
|
|
|-
| Changing from redbrick.dcu.ie/~$user to $user.redbrick.dcu.ie
|
|
|-
| Administrator documentation
|
|
|-
| Monitoring of services and alerting
|
|
|-
| NNTP service
|
|
|-
| Provision new Secodnary Services on 16.04.1LTS (yes I know it's a .1)
| Pints,koffee,zergless
| 19/10/16
|-
| Deploy new website on Secondary Services machine.
| butlerx, pints
|
|-
| replace ajaxterm and anyterm with weety
| butlerx, pints
|
|-
}

In Jokes

2016-08-31T08:16:10Z

Butlerx:

With a strong community of posters to be found on Redbrick, it is inevitable that a number of in-jokes exist. While this page is within the Humour category, this is very debatable. Feel free to update and add to this list.

When adding a new in-joke, please keep the same format.

="Is this another one of those recursive wiki entries?"=

Recursive threads are one of the greatest tools of the users of the Redbrick newsgroups - To destroy a thread, merely ask is the thread recursive. Most Redbrick in-jokes have [[recursion]] at the core - recursion is the new lowest form of wit.

===Origin===

Digital media is prone to easy duplication, and the Redbrick newsgroups are no different. Recursive (i.e. repeatitive) newsgroup threads have existed for as long as I can remember, however however originally wrote "Is this another one of those recursive threads?" should probably be locked up for crimes against humanity.

===Added to list===

14 Jun 2005

=Finland has an Army?=

Well someone asks a question on the boards and then someone will respond with "Finland has an army?". It sometimes changed to fit in the context of the thread, for example on a thread discussing this wiki, [[User:Doc|Doc]] suggested the topic [[Finland Has An Army]].

Sometimes, someone will then ask, what is this "Finland has an Army?" shenanigans. This will prompt someone else to write a long description of the origin of the joke will then prompt someone else to reply with "Finland has an Army?"

This joke has taken on a life of its own. Some of members of Redbrick work in Google and they slipped in an ad to Google's ads: [http://thedeadone.net/?p=194 Redbrick has an Army?] In February 2009, 21 members and associates of Redbrick travelled to Finland. It was noted by a few of the group that there were, in fact, a high number of soldiers in gear compared to Ireland. At the airport in Tampere, Redbrick members were treated to two F18 fighter jets taking off. Finland surely does have an army.

<pre>
From: Disposable Teen <bosco@RedBrick.DCU.IE>
Newsgroups: redbrick.babble
Subject: Re: Internet addiction
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 12:25:51 +0000 (UTC)

On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 Captain Olimar <myk@RedBrick.DCU.IE> wrote:
> From Ireland.com
>
> Helsinki: A number of Finnish conscripts have been excused their full
> term of military service because they are addicted to the Internet, the
> Finnish Defence Forces announced yesterday.
>
> Doctors found that the young men miss their computers too much to cope
> with their compulsory six months in the forces.
>
> "For people who play (Internet) games all night and don't have any
> friends, don't have any hobbies, to come into the army is a very big
> shock," said Commander-Captain Jyrki Kivela at the military conscription
> unit.
>
> "They get sent home for three years and after that they have to come
> back and we ask if they are okay ... they will have had time to grow
> up."
>
> "We are very proud of our Finnish men. Eighty-two per cent of all
> Finnish men manage their whole military service," Commander Kivela
> added.
>
>

Finland has an army?

</pre>

===Origin===

Somebody posted a news story about people escaping Finland's conscription by being addicted to the internet. This made them unsuitable for military service.

Somebody followed up to this with "Finland has an army?". I don't think this was repeated too much, but the response, "They held back the Russians in World War 2" - and one million and five variants - was soon posted, by one million and size people eager to demonstrate their sexy historical knowledge. They were so eager, they didn't check to see if anybody else had posted something similar. After a while, people started posting it ironically, to demonstrate that people should check threads before posting.

Since then, "Finland has an army?" and "held back the russians in world war 2" in a response have come to mean "This has already been said". Constant reposting of the same answer in various slightly different (or implausibly identical) forms is a variant of this injoke - the Nebuchadnezzar joke below is an example. Likewise, expect the current topic to be incorporated: "Google has a Finland?" - "Held back the Matrix in world war 2".

===Added to list===

16 May 2005

=The Nebuchadnezzar=

Often used in response to obvious questions or lingustic related questions. Someone replies with a post saying "The name of the ship was the Nebuchadnezzar. It was the ship in the Matrix".

===Origin===

[http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~spock Spock] started this one off. He asked a seemingly simple question. He wanted to know if anyone knew a word he had heard which he attempted to spell it phonetically. This provoked a huge amount of responses as people replied saying it was the Nebuchadnezzar. And so an in-joke was born.

===Added to list===

16 May 2005

=FREE SHERRO!!!=

Often said ironically by older members to indicate that they are being intentionally loud and/or obnoxious.

===Origin===

Sometime in 1997, a user named sherro was DisUsered for being an ass (as a lot of users were wont to be). This then caused a torrent of calls from his friends to re-enable his account. These took the form of the words 'FREE SHERRO!!!' in almost every form NewsGroups, emails to committee, spamming in ItchyNuts and such). It's been verified that the call was also scrawled as graffitti in some of DCUs toilets.

Since then, FREE SHERRO!!! has been used as a statement to indicate that the sayer is being ironically loud and obnoxious. Nobody younger then about 4th gen ever really gets this.

===Added to list===

23 June 2005

=tbh=

Stands for "to be honest". Gives a cheesy superiority to the person who says it. Usually said when trying to be authoritative about something, or when telling off someone for being stupid. e.g. "You suck tbh", "Gaming is deadly tbh".

===Origin===

Mid-late 2004, originated with zyox who overused it.

===Added to list===

23 June 2005

=Cammy's Law=

As any Redbrick discussion about religion or religion and science grows longer, the probability of a comparison to relativism approaches one.

===Origin===

See [[Cammy's Law|the article]] for more.

===Added to list===

28 March 2005

=Batman Movies=

A movie title, quote, plot summary or tag-line has the main character (or a some other element) replaced with Batman. Subsequent posters followup with more examples of "Batman Movies".

> > Batman sees dead people.
>
> "Batman freaked out, joined the army... now he's a professional killer."

There's something about Batman.

===Origin===

It originated on the redbrick.movies board and went on for quite a bit. It resurfaced again in May 2006 on a discussion about what the longest thread on the boards and so it is now an official a Redbrick in-joke.

===Added to list===

10 May 2006

=RESIIIIIIIII...GN=

===Origin===

When [[User:robby|robby]] was elected chair of RedBrick at the 2008 AGM, certain elected rootholders at the time began drunkenly hassling him in [[Fibbers]]. Legend has it that the cry "RESIIIIIGN" was said to have been uttered by [[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]]. It is now shouted at committee members when they do something wrong, or in an attempt to demotivate them.

===Added to list===

27 September 2009

=Grand=
===Origin===
Particularly associated with [[User:lithium|lithium]] and [[User:hauk|hauk]], "grand" is a complex adjective that can be used to express any level of casual assent from "good" or "ok" to "sure, why not?".

Frequently seen in #lobby, grand is most often used in conjunction with grand activities such as growing chilies or homebrewing, but can be adapted to banally express approval of almost anything. Statistics indicate that by the year 2013, the ever-increasing usage of "grand" will eliminate the need for all other mildly positive adjectives.

See also: [[Grand]]

===Added to list===

14 April 2011

=Failchair=
===Origin===
Failchair is a light-hearted mock term for a DCU society committee's chairperson.

From the Games Soc wiki - "The term "failchair" came about in 2008 or so as part of a Redbrick/Games Soc in-joke, whereby the word "fail" is attached to the front of all or part of a committee title. The term is used almost exclusively in jest, and rarely implies actual failure on the part of the committee member in question."

===Added to list===

14 April 2011

=go but=
===Origin===
thou shalt always go but

===Added to list===

31 August 2016

[[Category:Humour]]
[[Category:Redbrick History]]
[[Category:Community]]

TimeLine2015

2016-08-30T16:49:27Z

Butlerx: /* October */

{{Timeline Years}}
[[Category: Redbrick History]]
==January==
* 30th - Redbrick goes to FOSDEM. People get drunk and sleep during the talks

==February==

==March==

==April==

==May==
*'''8th''' Hoodies are supposed to be here. The topic starts.
*'''13th''' Topic reaches max hoodie. "Happy birthday dever | Drinks in early June! | Are the hoodies here yet? Where are the hoodies??? DON'T HOOD OUT ON ME MAN!!!!! | Filmsoc now showing in LG1123: Oh Hoodie, Where Art Thou? | Thanks for ruining hoodie day guys | RESIGN | hooders gonna hood | Vote on May 22nd"

==June==
*'''18th''' 40 days after hoodies are originally meant to arrive (and three days after they're next meant to arrive), hoodies finally arrive - But only the black ones.
*'''25th''' A picture of the grey hoodies has surfaced, but they still haven't arrived.

==July==

==August==

==September==

==October==

* 7th - A redbrick member known as thegirl started her war on devoxel after he said too much on IRC.(tbh no one really remembers why it wasnt anything good anyway)

* 13th - Eventually, thegirl and devoxel resolved their differences after devoxel agreed to publicly let thegirl plaster makeup all over his face. (or so devoxel thinks - thegirl)
[[File:devoxel.jpg|200px]]

* 14th - Redbrick held an EGM and elected many important positions.

* The new members are as follows:

Secretary: cac
Public Relations Officer: induxi0n
Events Organiser: thegirl
First Yr. Rep: ginger

* 31st - Redbrick organise talk. Halloween drinks are added for after. Talk is cancelled. Drinks are still a go. Somehow the Slipper was not booked *cough* "Zach from The Slipper" *cough*. Night ends with some committee in nubar, cac spills beer all over everyone and ten seconds later thegirl spills whiskey.

==November==
* 11th: Space gave his first redbrick talk!! And WAS NOT LATE!! butlerx almost lost 100 euro betting that Space would be late, Space was 4 minutes early!

==December==

Committee

2016-04-19T10:03:14Z

Butlerx: /* 2016/17 */

The name given to the leadership of Redbrick. Elected every year at the Annual General Meeting it is composed of 12 members: three admins, two helpdesk, Webmaster, a first year rep, a Secretary, PRO, Ents Officer, Treasurer and Chairperson. The First Year Rep is elected at an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), usually held during Clubs & Socs Week at the start of October. You must be a first year member to run for this position. All members of the committee are given ops in #lobby while the admins, along with previous system administrators still in the root group, hold [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_user root]. The webmaster may also hold root, upon passing a root competency test.

They are the Society's most popular target for abuse and insults and work tirelessly and without compensation for the Society they love so much. A list of past and present Committee members can be found at http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/committee/

An alternative view of the Committee is that it is a collection of the power-mad, the arrogant, the popular and the insulting. All members have their own opinions on that matter but most will agree that without the Committee Redbrick would not be able to function, and for that, and perhaps that alone, they deserve thanks.

--Cain

Originally from the [[Encyclopedia]], updated by atlas and coconut

The committee can be contacted at: committee@redbrick.dcu.ie

Or, you can email individual members via their Redbrick addresses ("username"@redbrick.dcu.ie).

=== 2016/17 ===
Chairperson
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Secretary
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Treasurer
Ross O’sullivan ( sully )
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
First Year Representative
To Be Elected
Helpdesk
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
To Be Elected
Webmaster
To Be Elected
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
To Be Elected

=== 2015/16 ===
Chairperson
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )

Secretary
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Treasurer
Aaron Delaney ( devoxel )
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Cian Ruane ( induxi0n )
First Year Representative
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
Helpdesk
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
Webmaster
Sean Healy ( space )
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
Terry Bolt ( tbolt )

=== 2014/15 ===
Chairperson
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Secretary
Gillian Morrison ( socks )
Treasurer
Kirill Sloka ( macspayn )
Events Officer
Sean Healy ( Space )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Michael Wall ( thewall )
First Year Representative
Robert McConnell ( faust )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Webmaster
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
System Administrators
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Robert Devereux ( kylar )

=== 2013/14 ===
Chairperson
Vadim Clyne kelly ( Vadimck )
Secretary
Jessica Anne McGowan ( teapott )
Treasurer
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Events Officer
Jerry Onianwa (jerbumz)
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Séan Healy ( space )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
Webmaster
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
System Administrators
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Emmanuel Caillé (Twister)

=== 2012/13 ===
Chairperson
James Reilly ( fun )
Secretary
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
Treasurer
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Events Officer
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
First Year Representative
To be Elected
Helpdesk
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Craig Duff ( duff )
Webmaster
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
System Administrators
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )

=== 2011/12 ===
Chairperson
David Larkan ( tziegler )
Secretary
<del>Lotta Mikkonen ( attol)</del>
Niall ( gamma)
Treasurer
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Events Officer
Ciaran McNally ( maK )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Meabh Landers ( timelady )</del>
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Helpdesk
<del>Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )</del>
Craig Duff ( duff )
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Webmaster
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
System Administrators
Austin Halpin ( haus )
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )</del>
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )

=== 2010/11 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Treasurer
Conor Forde ( fordy )
Events Officer
<s>Emma Gallagher ( emma )</s>
Aisling Mulholland ( crash )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
First Year Representative
Dave Larkan ( tziegler )
Helpdesk
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )
Webmaster
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )
System Administrators
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Seamus Ronan ( train )</del>
Austin Halpin ( haus )

=== 2009/10 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Treasurer
Seán Hand ( revenant )
Events Officer
<del>Carri Fuery ( carri )</del>
Stephanie Coleman ( steph )
Public Relations Officer
Dan Fox ( maiden )
First Year Representative
David Glennon ( azrael )
Helpdesk
<del>Austin Halpin ( haus )</del>
Diarmaid McManus ( elephant )
Gautam Wadhwa ( gw )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee (credak)
Webmaster
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
System Administrators
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
<del>David Lynam ( coconut )</del>
Alan Breathnach ( sonic )
Andrew Martin (werdz)

=== 2008/09 ===
Chairperson
<del>Robert O'Reilly ( robby )</del>
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Secretary
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Treasurer
Leah Doyle ( bambi )
Events Officer
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
<del>John Needham ( colossus )</del>
First Year Representative
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Helpdesk
<del>Seán Hand ( revenant )</del>
Séamus Ronan ( train )
<del>Gavin Tubritt ( gamblitis )</del>
Webmaster
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
System Administrators
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )

=== 2007/08 ===
Chairperson (also known as Failchair)
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Secretary
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Treasurer
<del>Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ( mythe )</del>
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Public Relations Officer
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Education Officers (also known as Helpdesk, also known as Faildesk)
Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
David Lynam ( coconut )
<del>Matthew Barrington ( moju )</del>
<del>Declan Whelan ( castle )</del>
Webmaster
Richard Dalton ( d_fens )
System Administrators
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
<del>Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )</del>

=== 2006/07 ===

Chairperson
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Secretary
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Treasurer
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )</del>
Damien Rathigan ( dano )
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )
Webmaster
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
System Administrators
Sarunas Vancevicius ( svan )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Doyle ( igy )

=== 2005/06 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Dave Couse ( phreak )
Treasurer
Kenneth Barrett ( sionnach )
Public Relations Officer
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Events Officer
Bernard McKeever ( dregin )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Graham Bishop ( winters )
Webmaster
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
System Administrators
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Ryan ( ryaner )

=== 2004/05 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
<del>Donal Mulligan ( thor )</del>
Treasurer
Charlene Barrett ( charlene )
Public Relations Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Events Officer
Mark Grenham ( kyper )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
<del>Una Kehoe ( keloe )</del>
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Webmaster
David Whelan ( biteme )
System Administrators
<del>Martin Clarke ( prolix )</del>
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Michael Dowling ( mickeyd )
Padraic Hallinan ( halenger )

=== 2003/04 ===

Chairperson
David Johnston ( emperor )
Secretary
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )
Treasurer
Seamus O'Toole ( mael )
<del>Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
Events Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
Sun Ning ( sunshine )
Webmaster
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
System Administrators
Martin Clarke ( prolix )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Martin Harte ( tuama )

=== 2002/03 ===

Chairperson
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Secretary
Trevor Johnston ( trevj )
<del>Andrew MacCann ( montoya )</del>
Treasurer
Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )
<del>Neil Walsh ( marvin )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Shane Tallon ( del_boy )
Events Officer
Elaine Bannon (purdy)
<del>Carla Coleman</del>
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
Declan O'Neill ( dec )
<del>Mark Campbell</del>
Webmaster
David Johnston ( emperor )
System Administrators
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2001/02 ===

Chairperson
Donal Mulligan ( thor )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Public Relations Officer
Andrew MacCann ( montoya )
Events Officer
Micheal Glennon ( magluby )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Dermody ( esoteric )
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Neil Walsh ( marvin )
Webmaster
Colm MacCarthaigh ( colmmacc )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2000/01 ===

Chairperson
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Public Relations Officer
Kevin Cannon ( p )
Events Officer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Donal Hunt ( redgiant )
Webmaster
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Noel Fitzpatrick ( noelfitz )
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1999/2000 ===

Chairperson
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Secretary
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Treasurer
Damien Martin ( otto )
Public Relations Officer
Julie Kerin ( julie )
Events Officer
Orla McGan ( orly )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Nigel Parkes ( elmer )
Eileen Gavin ( munchkin )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1998/99 ===

Chairperson
Justin Moran ( cain )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Public Relations Officer/Events Officer
Cecily Murray ( celery )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Aoife Cahill ( ace )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Eoin McGrath ( bob )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Brian Scanlan ( singer )
David Murphy ( drjolt )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
John Looney ( valen )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Colin Whittaker ( grimnar)
John Bolger (jbolger )
Cian Synnott ( pooka )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )

=== 1997/98 ===

Chairperson
Patrick Grant ( floppy )
Mike Bennett ( thalia )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Aoife McGoveran ( hms )
Public Relations Officer
Dave O'Flynn ( firefly )
Events Officer
Kevin O'Donovan ( kod )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Daire McKenna ( fatwa )
Shane O'hUid ( wishkah )
John Barker ( barkerj )
Webmaster
Andrew Lawless ( andy )
System Administrators
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

=== 1996/97 ===

Chairperson
Sean Cullen ( hyper )
Secretary
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Treasurer
Paraic O'Ceallaigh ( swipe )
Public Relations Officer
Michael McHugh ( sandman )
System Administrators
Fergus Donohue ( fergus )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

See also: [[Committee_Timeline]]
[[Category:Encyclopedia]]

Committee

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Butlerx: /* 2015/16 */

The name given to the leadership of Redbrick. Elected every year at the Annual General Meeting it is composed of 12 members: three admins, two helpdesk, Webmaster, a first year rep, a Secretary, PRO, Ents Officer, Treasurer and Chairperson. The First Year Rep is elected at an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), usually held during Clubs & Socs Week at the start of October. You must be a first year member to run for this position. All members of the committee are given ops in #lobby while the admins, along with previous system administrators still in the root group, hold [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_user root]. The webmaster may also hold root, upon passing a root competency test.

They are the Society's most popular target for abuse and insults and work tirelessly and without compensation for the Society they love so much. A list of past and present Committee members can be found at http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/committee/

An alternative view of the Committee is that it is a collection of the power-mad, the arrogant, the popular and the insulting. All members have their own opinions on that matter but most will agree that without the Committee Redbrick would not be able to function, and for that, and perhaps that alone, they deserve thanks.

--Cain

Originally from the [[Encyclopedia]], updated by atlas and coconut

The committee can be contacted at: committee@redbrick.dcu.ie

Or, you can email individual members via their Redbrick addresses ("username"@redbrick.dcu.ie).

=== 2016/17 ===
Chairperson
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Secretary
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Treasurer
Ross O’sullivan (sully)
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
First Year Representative
To Be Elected
Helpdesk
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
To Be Elected
Webmaster
To Be Elected
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
To Be Elected

=== 2015/16 ===
Chairperson
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )

Secretary
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Treasurer
Aaron Delaney ( devoxel )
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Cian Ruane ( induxi0n )
First Year Representative
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
Helpdesk
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
Webmaster
Sean Healy ( space )
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
Terry Bolt ( tbolt )

=== 2014/15 ===
Chairperson
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Secretary
Gillian Morrison ( socks )
Treasurer
Kirill Sloka ( macspayn )
Events Officer
Sean Healy ( Space )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Michael Wall ( thewall )
First Year Representative
Robert McConnell ( faust )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Webmaster
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
System Administrators
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Robert Devereux ( kylar )

=== 2013/14 ===
Chairperson
Vadim Clyne kelly ( Vadimck )
Secretary
Jessica Anne McGowan ( teapott )
Treasurer
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Events Officer
Jerry Onianwa (jerbumz)
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Séan Healy ( space )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
Webmaster
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
System Administrators
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Emmanuel Caillé (Twister)

=== 2012/13 ===
Chairperson
James Reilly ( fun )
Secretary
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
Treasurer
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Events Officer
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
First Year Representative
To be Elected
Helpdesk
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Craig Duff ( duff )
Webmaster
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
System Administrators
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )

=== 2011/12 ===
Chairperson
David Larkan ( tziegler )
Secretary
<del>Lotta Mikkonen ( attol)</del>
Niall ( gamma)
Treasurer
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Events Officer
Ciaran McNally ( maK )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Meabh Landers ( timelady )</del>
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Helpdesk
<del>Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )</del>
Craig Duff ( duff )
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Webmaster
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
System Administrators
Austin Halpin ( haus )
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )</del>
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )

=== 2010/11 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Treasurer
Conor Forde ( fordy )
Events Officer
<s>Emma Gallagher ( emma )</s>
Aisling Mulholland ( crash )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
First Year Representative
Dave Larkan ( tziegler )
Helpdesk
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )
Webmaster
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )
System Administrators
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Seamus Ronan ( train )</del>
Austin Halpin ( haus )

=== 2009/10 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Treasurer
Seán Hand ( revenant )
Events Officer
<del>Carri Fuery ( carri )</del>
Stephanie Coleman ( steph )
Public Relations Officer
Dan Fox ( maiden )
First Year Representative
David Glennon ( azrael )
Helpdesk
<del>Austin Halpin ( haus )</del>
Diarmaid McManus ( elephant )
Gautam Wadhwa ( gw )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee (credak)
Webmaster
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
System Administrators
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
<del>David Lynam ( coconut )</del>
Alan Breathnach ( sonic )
Andrew Martin (werdz)

=== 2008/09 ===
Chairperson
<del>Robert O'Reilly ( robby )</del>
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Secretary
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Treasurer
Leah Doyle ( bambi )
Events Officer
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
<del>John Needham ( colossus )</del>
First Year Representative
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Helpdesk
<del>Seán Hand ( revenant )</del>
Séamus Ronan ( train )
<del>Gavin Tubritt ( gamblitis )</del>
Webmaster
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
System Administrators
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )

=== 2007/08 ===
Chairperson (also known as Failchair)
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Secretary
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Treasurer
<del>Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ( mythe )</del>
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Public Relations Officer
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Education Officers (also known as Helpdesk, also known as Faildesk)
Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
David Lynam ( coconut )
<del>Matthew Barrington ( moju )</del>
<del>Declan Whelan ( castle )</del>
Webmaster
Richard Dalton ( d_fens )
System Administrators
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
<del>Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )</del>

=== 2006/07 ===

Chairperson
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Secretary
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Treasurer
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )</del>
Damien Rathigan ( dano )
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )
Webmaster
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
System Administrators
Sarunas Vancevicius ( svan )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Doyle ( igy )

=== 2005/06 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Dave Couse ( phreak )
Treasurer
Kenneth Barrett ( sionnach )
Public Relations Officer
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Events Officer
Bernard McKeever ( dregin )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Graham Bishop ( winters )
Webmaster
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
System Administrators
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Ryan ( ryaner )

=== 2004/05 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
<del>Donal Mulligan ( thor )</del>
Treasurer
Charlene Barrett ( charlene )
Public Relations Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Events Officer
Mark Grenham ( kyper )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
<del>Una Kehoe ( keloe )</del>
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Webmaster
David Whelan ( biteme )
System Administrators
<del>Martin Clarke ( prolix )</del>
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Michael Dowling ( mickeyd )
Padraic Hallinan ( halenger )

=== 2003/04 ===

Chairperson
David Johnston ( emperor )
Secretary
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )
Treasurer
Seamus O'Toole ( mael )
<del>Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
Events Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
Sun Ning ( sunshine )
Webmaster
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
System Administrators
Martin Clarke ( prolix )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Martin Harte ( tuama )

=== 2002/03 ===

Chairperson
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Secretary
Trevor Johnston ( trevj )
<del>Andrew MacCann ( montoya )</del>
Treasurer
Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )
<del>Neil Walsh ( marvin )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Shane Tallon ( del_boy )
Events Officer
Elaine Bannon (purdy)
<del>Carla Coleman</del>
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
Declan O'Neill ( dec )
<del>Mark Campbell</del>
Webmaster
David Johnston ( emperor )
System Administrators
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2001/02 ===

Chairperson
Donal Mulligan ( thor )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Public Relations Officer
Andrew MacCann ( montoya )
Events Officer
Micheal Glennon ( magluby )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Dermody ( esoteric )
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Neil Walsh ( marvin )
Webmaster
Colm MacCarthaigh ( colmmacc )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2000/01 ===

Chairperson
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Public Relations Officer
Kevin Cannon ( p )
Events Officer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Donal Hunt ( redgiant )
Webmaster
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Noel Fitzpatrick ( noelfitz )
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1999/2000 ===

Chairperson
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Secretary
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Treasurer
Damien Martin ( otto )
Public Relations Officer
Julie Kerin ( julie )
Events Officer
Orla McGan ( orly )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Nigel Parkes ( elmer )
Eileen Gavin ( munchkin )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1998/99 ===

Chairperson
Justin Moran ( cain )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Public Relations Officer/Events Officer
Cecily Murray ( celery )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Aoife Cahill ( ace )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Eoin McGrath ( bob )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Brian Scanlan ( singer )
David Murphy ( drjolt )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
John Looney ( valen )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Colin Whittaker ( grimnar)
John Bolger (jbolger )
Cian Synnott ( pooka )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )

=== 1997/98 ===

Chairperson
Patrick Grant ( floppy )
Mike Bennett ( thalia )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Aoife McGoveran ( hms )
Public Relations Officer
Dave O'Flynn ( firefly )
Events Officer
Kevin O'Donovan ( kod )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Daire McKenna ( fatwa )
Shane O'hUid ( wishkah )
John Barker ( barkerj )
Webmaster
Andrew Lawless ( andy )
System Administrators
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

=== 1996/97 ===

Chairperson
Sean Cullen ( hyper )
Secretary
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Treasurer
Paraic O'Ceallaigh ( swipe )
Public Relations Officer
Michael McHugh ( sandman )
System Administrators
Fergus Donohue ( fergus )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

See also: [[Committee_Timeline]]
[[Category:Encyclopedia]]

Committee

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Butlerx:

The name given to the leadership of Redbrick. Elected every year at the Annual General Meeting it is composed of 12 members: three admins, two helpdesk, Webmaster, a first year rep, a Secretary, PRO, Ents Officer, Treasurer and Chairperson. The First Year Rep is elected at an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), usually held during Clubs & Socs Week at the start of October. You must be a first year member to run for this position. All members of the committee are given ops in #lobby while the admins, along with previous system administrators still in the root group, hold [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_user root]. The webmaster may also hold root, upon passing a root competency test.

They are the Society's most popular target for abuse and insults and work tirelessly and without compensation for the Society they love so much. A list of past and present Committee members can be found at http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/about/committee/

An alternative view of the Committee is that it is a collection of the power-mad, the arrogant, the popular and the insulting. All members have their own opinions on that matter but most will agree that without the Committee Redbrick would not be able to function, and for that, and perhaps that alone, they deserve thanks.

--Cain

Originally from the [[Encyclopedia]], updated by atlas and coconut

The committee can be contacted at: committee@redbrick.dcu.ie

Or, you can email individual members via their Redbrick addresses ("username"@redbrick.dcu.ie).

=== 2015/16 ===
Chairperson
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Secretary
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Treasurer
Ross O’sullivan (sully)
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
First Year Representative
To Be Elected
Helpdesk
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
To Be Elected
Webmaster
To Be Elected
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
To Be Elected

=== 2015/16 ===
Chairperson
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )

Secretary
Noah Donnelly ( cac )
Treasurer
Aaron Delaney ( devoxel )
Events Officer
Cliodhna Harrison ( thegirl )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Cian Ruane ( induxi0n )
First Year Representative
Liam Rooney ( ginger )
Helpdesk
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Cormac Smartt ( pints )
Webmaster
Sean Healy ( space )
System Administrators
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
Terry Bolt ( tbolt )

=== 2014/15 ===
Chairperson
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Secretary
Gillian Morrison ( socks )
Treasurer
Kirill Sloka ( macspayn )
Events Officer
Sean Healy ( Space )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Michael Wall ( thewall )
First Year Representative
Robert McConnell ( faust )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Cian Butler ( butlerx )
Webmaster
Wojtek Bednarzak ( voy )
System Administrators
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Robert Devereux ( kylar )

=== 2013/14 ===
Chairperson
Vadim Clyne kelly ( Vadimck )
Secretary
Jessica Anne McGowan ( teapott )
Treasurer
Lorcan Boyle ( zergless )
Events Officer
Jerry Onianwa (jerbumz)
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Séan Healy ( space )
Helpdesk
Niall ( gamma )
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
Webmaster
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
System Administrators
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Emmanuel Caillé (Twister)

=== 2012/13 ===
Chairperson
James Reilly ( fun )
Secretary
Robert Devereux ( kylar )
Treasurer
Richard Walsh ( koffee )
Events Officer
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
Andrew Boylan ( Fructus )
First Year Representative
To be Elected
Helpdesk
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Craig Duff ( duff )
Webmaster
Ciaran MacNally ( maK )
System Administrators
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )

=== 2011/12 ===
Chairperson
David Larkan ( tziegler )
Secretary
<del>Lotta Mikkonen ( attol)</del>
Niall ( gamma)
Treasurer
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Events Officer
Ciaran McNally ( maK )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Meabh Landers ( timelady )</del>
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
First Year Representative
Tríona Barrow ( polka )
Helpdesk
<del>Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )</del>
Craig Duff ( duff )
Eimear Tyrell ( beimear )
Webmaster
Vadim Clyne-Kelly ( VadimCK )
System Administrators
Austin Halpin ( haus )
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )</del>
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )

=== 2010/11 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Nina Hanzlikova ( geekity )
Treasurer
Conor Forde ( fordy )
Events Officer
<s>Emma Gallagher ( emma )</s>
Aisling Mulholland ( crash )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
First Year Representative
Dave Larkan ( tziegler )
Helpdesk
Shane Stacey ( isaac702 )
Paul Bunbury ( bunbun )
Webmaster
Craig Gavagan MacEntee ( creadak )
System Administrators
James Reilly ( fun )
<del>Seamus Ronan ( train )</del>
Austin Halpin ( haus )

=== 2009/10 ===
Chairperson
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Secretary
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Treasurer
Seán Hand ( revenant )
Events Officer
<del>Carri Fuery ( carri )</del>
Stephanie Coleman ( steph )
Public Relations Officer
Dan Fox ( maiden )
First Year Representative
David Glennon ( azrael )
Helpdesk
<del>Austin Halpin ( haus )</del>
Diarmaid McManus ( elephant )
Gautam Wadhwa ( gw )
Craig Gavagan MacEntee (credak)
Webmaster
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
System Administrators
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
<del>David Lynam ( coconut )</del>
Alan Breathnach ( sonic )
Andrew Martin (werdz)

=== 2008/09 ===
Chairperson
<del>Robert O'Reilly ( robby )</del>
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Secretary
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Treasurer
Leah Doyle ( bambi )
Events Officer
Lotta Mikkonen ( attol )
Public Relations Officer
Carri Fuery ( carri )
<del>John Needham ( colossus )</del>
First Year Representative
Emma Gallagher ( emma )
Helpdesk
<del>Seán Hand ( revenant )</del>
Séamus Ronan ( train )
<del>Gavin Tubritt ( gamblitis )</del>
Webmaster
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
System Administrators
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )

=== 2007/08 ===
Chairperson (also known as Failchair)
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Secretary
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Treasurer
<del>Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ( mythe )</del>
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Public Relations Officer
Damian Rhatigan ( dano )
Education Officers (also known as Helpdesk, also known as Faildesk)
Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )
Eoghan Cotter ( johan )
David Lynam ( coconut )
<del>Matthew Barrington ( moju )</del>
<del>Declan Whelan ( castle )</del>
Webmaster
Richard Dalton ( d_fens )
System Administrators
Andrew Martin ( werdz )
Cian Brennan ( lil_cain )
<del>Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )</del>

=== 2006/07 ===

Chairperson
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Secretary
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Treasurer
Andrew Harford ( receive )
Public Relations Officer
<del>Padraig O'Connor ( landa2 )</del>
Damien Rathigan ( dano )
Events Officer
Kat Farrell ( angelkat )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Fox ( undone )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Diarmuid Bourke ( drag0n )
Webmaster
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
System Administrators
Sarunas Vancevicius ( svan )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Doyle ( igy )

=== 2005/06 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Dave Couse ( phreak )
Treasurer
Kenneth Barrett ( sionnach )
Public Relations Officer
Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ( jesjes )
Events Officer
Bernard McKeever ( dregin )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Simon Kilroy ( gizmo )
Graham Bishop ( winters )
Webmaster
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
System Administrators
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Stephen Ryan ( ryaner )

=== 2004/05 ===

Chairperson
Michelle Graham (drusilla)
Secretary
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
<del>Donal Mulligan ( thor )</del>
Treasurer
Charlene Barrett ( charlene )
Public Relations Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Events Officer
Mark Grenham ( kyper )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
John Doyle ( art_wolf )
<del>Una Kehoe ( keloe )</del>
Stephen Doyle ( igy )
Eoghan Gaffney ( atlas )
Webmaster
David Whelan ( biteme )
System Administrators
<del>Martin Clarke ( prolix )</del>
Charlie Von Metzradt ( phaxx )
Michael Dowling ( mickeyd )
Padraic Hallinan ( halenger )

=== 2003/04 ===

Chairperson
David Johnston ( emperor )
Secretary
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )
Treasurer
Seamus O'Toole ( mael )
<del>Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Aisling Devlin ( aeris )
Events Officer
Martina Frain ( dramaq )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Una Kehoe ( keloe )
Sun Ning ( sunshine )
Webmaster
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
System Administrators
Martin Clarke ( prolix )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Martin Harte ( tuama )

=== 2002/03 ===

Chairperson
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Secretary
Trevor Johnston ( trevj )
<del>Andrew MacCann ( montoya )</del>
Treasurer
Grainne Sheerin ( dimples )
<del>Neil Walsh ( marvin )</del>
Public Relations Officer
Shane Tallon ( del_boy )
Events Officer
Elaine Bannon (purdy)
<del>Carla Coleman</del>
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Eoin Campbell ( cambo )
Declan McMullen ( skyhawk )
Declan O'Neill ( dec )
<del>Mark Campbell</del>
Webmaster
David Johnston ( emperor )
System Administrators
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Dermot Duffy ( dizer )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2001/02 ===

Chairperson
Donal Mulligan ( thor )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Public Relations Officer
Andrew MacCann ( montoya )
Events Officer
Micheal Glennon ( magluby )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Kevin Dermody ( esoteric )
Nikki Kenny ( kamili )
Neil Walsh ( marvin )
Webmaster
Colm MacCarthaigh ( colmmacc )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Cillian Sharkey ( cns )

=== 2000/01 ===

Chairperson
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
Secretary
Brian Banbrick ( moridin )
Treasurer
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Public Relations Officer
Kevin Cannon ( p )
Events Officer
John Canavan ( tibor )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Mark Campbell ( mark )
Donal Hunt ( redgiant )
Webmaster
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
System Administrators
Philip Reynolds ( phil )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Noel Fitzpatrick ( noelfitz )
Mark Dunne ( pixies )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1999/2000 ===

Chairperson
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Secretary
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Treasurer
Damien Martin ( otto )
Public Relations Officer
Julie Kerin ( julie )
Events Officer
Orla McGan ( orly )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Conor O'Kane ( cokane )
Nigel Parkes ( elmer )
Eileen Gavin ( munchkin )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Karl Podesta ( kpodesta )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Robert Crosbie ( bobb)

=== 1998/99 ===

Chairperson
Justin Moran ( cain )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Caroline Sheedy ( bootie )
Public Relations Officer/Events Officer
Cecily Murray ( celery )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Aoife Cahill ( ace )
Sarvesh Singh ( macbain )
Eoin McGrath ( bob )
Barry O'Neill ( bubble )
Webmaster
Brian Scanlan ( singer )
David Murphy ( drjolt )
System Administrators
Adam Kelly ( cthulhu )
John Looney ( valen )
Hoi Chau Wong ( whc )
Colin Whittaker ( grimnar)
John Bolger (jbolger )
Cian Synnott ( pooka )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )

=== 1997/98 ===

Chairperson
Patrick Grant ( floppy )
Mike Bennett ( thalia )
Secretary
Jonathan Lundberg ( spock )
Treasurer
Aoife McGoveran ( hms )
Public Relations Officer
Dave O'Flynn ( firefly )
Events Officer
Kevin O'Donovan ( kod )
Education Officers (helpdesk)
Daire McKenna ( fatwa )
Shane O'hUid ( wishkah )
John Barker ( barkerj )
Webmaster
Andrew Lawless ( andy )
System Administrators
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Ka Chun Leung ( plop )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

=== 1996/97 ===

Chairperson
Sean Cullen ( hyper )
Secretary
Dermot Hanley ( wibble )
Treasurer
Paraic O'Ceallaigh ( swipe )
Public Relations Officer
Michael McHugh ( sandman )
System Administrators
Fergus Donohue ( fergus )
David Murphy ( drjolt )

See also: [[Committee_Timeline]]
[[Category:Encyclopedia]]

Committee Timeline

2016-04-19T09:58:21Z

Butlerx:

A visual overview of who did what, when.

This gets less accurate the further back you go in time - I was working off the [[Committee]] page, making guesses at who resigned, when. 2006 onwards should be fairly accurate (working from memory). Feel free to make any corrections (it's a pig of a table, though, so you might want to work on it offline, and abuse the Show Preview function a bit).

At the very least, it shows the sheer number of people (and man hours) who have been involved in running Redbrick at one point or another.

(Idea stolen from [https://wiki.skynet.ie/Committee/CommitteeThroughThe_Ages Skynet]).

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
! Semester !! Chairperson !! Secretary !! Treasurer !! Events Officer !! Public Relations Officer !! First Year Rep !! Helpdesk 1 !! Helpdesk 2 !! Helpdesk 3 !! Webmaster !! Admin 1 !! Admin 2 !! Admin 3
|-
| 1996 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Sean Cullen ([[User:hyper|hyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Paraic O'Ceallaigh ([[User:swipe|swipe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Micheal McHugh ([[User:sandman|sandman]])
|rowspan="48" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Fergus Donohue ([[User:fergus|fergus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|1996 Q4
|-
| 1997 Q1
|-
|1997 Q2
|-
| 1997 Q3
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Patrick Gannt ([[User:floppy|floppy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Aoife McGoveran ([[User:hms|hms]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:brown;color:white"|Kevin O'Donovan ([[User:kod|kod]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Dave O'Flynn ([[User:firefly|firefly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Daire McKenna ([[User:fatwa|fatwa]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Shane O'hUid ([[User:wishkah|wishkah]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|John Barker ([[User:barkerj|barkerj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Andrew Lawless ([[User:andy|andy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="5" style="background:olive;color:white"|Ka Chun Leung ([[User:plop|plop]])
|-
|1997 Q4
|-
| 1998 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightpink"|Mike Bennett ([[User:thalia|thalia]])
|-
|1998 Q2
|-
| 1998 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"| Justin Moran ([[User:cain|cain]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[Username:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Cecily Murray ([[Username:celery|celery]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aoife Cahill ([[Username:ace|ace]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[User:macbain|macbain]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Cian Synnott ([[User:pooka|pooka]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Colin Whittaker ([[User:grimnar|grimnar]])
|-
|1998 Q4
|style="background:tomato"|John Bolger ([[Username:jbolger|jbolger]])
|-
|1999 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Eoin McGrath ([[User:bob|bob]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Brian Scanlan ([[User:singer|singer]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Adam Kelly ([[User:cthulu|cthulu]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:peachpuff"|Hoi Chau Wong ([[User:whc|whc]])
|-
|1999 Q2
|-
|1999 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[User:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Damien Martin ([[User:otto|otto]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Orla McGan ([[User:orly|orly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Julie Kerin ([[User:julie|julie]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:gold"|Conor O'Kane ([[Username:cokane|cokane]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Nigel Parkes ([[Username:elmer|elmer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:YellowGreen"|Robert Crosbie ([[Username:bobb|bobb]])
|-
|1999 Q4
|-
|2000 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Eileen Gavin ([[User:munchkin|munchkin]])
|-
|2000 Q2
|-
|2000 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:olive;color:white"|Brian Banbrick ([[User:moridin|moridin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Kevin Cannon ([[User:p|p]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Donal Hunt ([[User:redgiant|redgiant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[Username:macbain|macbain]])
|-
|2000 Q4
|-
|2001 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Noel Fitzpatrick ([[User:noelfitz|noelfitz]])
|-
|2001 Q2
|-
|2001 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Micheal Glennon ([[User:magluby|magluby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Kevin Dermody ([[User:esoteric|esoteric]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikki Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Colm MacCarthaigh ([[User:colmmacc|colmmacc]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|-
|2001 Q4
|-
|2002 Q1
|-
|2002 Q2
|-
|2002 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikky Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:tomato"|Carla Coleman ([[User:angel|angel]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Shane Tallon ([[User:del_boy|del_boy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:aquamarine"|Eoin Campbell ([[User:cambo|cambo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Dermot Duffy ([[User:dizer|dizer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|-
|2002 Q4
|-
|2003 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Trevor Johnston ([[User:trevj|trevj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Grainne Sheerin ([[User:dimples|dimples]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Elaine Bannon ([[User:purdy|purdy]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Declan O'Neill ([[User:dec|dec]])
|-
|2003 Q2
|-
| 2003 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Sun Ning ([[User:sunshine|sunshine]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Martin Clarke ([[User:prolix|prolix]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|Martin Harte ([[User:tuama|tuama]])
|-
|2003 Q4
|-
| 2004 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|Seamus O'Toole ([[User:mael|mael]])
|-
|2004 Q2
|-
| 2004 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Michelle Graham ([[User:drusilla|drusilla]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Charlene Barrett ([[User:charlene|charlene]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Mark Grenham ([[User:kyper|kyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])

|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf|art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|David Whelan ([[User:biteme|biteme]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Michael Dowling ([[User:mickeyd|mickeyd]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"|Padraic Hallinan ([[User:halenger|halenger]])
|-
|2004 Q4
|-
| 2005 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|-
|2005 Q2
|-
|2005 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|David Couse ([[User:phreak|phreak]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Kenneth Barrett ([[User:sionnach|sionnach]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Bernard McKeever ([[User:dregin|dregin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ní Chonchubair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Simon Kilroy ([[User:gizmo|gizmo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Graham Bishop ([[User:winters|winters]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Stephen Ryan ([[User:ryaner|ryaner]])
|-
|2005 Q4
|-
|2006 Q1
|-
|2006 Q2
|-
|2006 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Sarunas Vancevicius ([[User:svan|svan]])
|style="background:dimgray"|
|-
| 2006 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|-
| 2007 Q1
|rowspan="6" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|-
|2007 Q2
|-
|2007 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|style="background:peachpuff"|Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ([[User:mythe|mythe]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightcyan"|Matthew Barrington ([[User:moju|moju]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Declan Whelan ([[User:castle|castle]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Richard Dalton ([[User:d_fens|d_fens]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Cian Brennan ([[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]])
|-
|2007 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:aquamarine"|Amy Corrigan ([[User:corriga6|corriga6]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2008 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|-
|2008 Q2
|-
|2008 Q3
|style="background:coral"|Robert O'Reilly ([[User:robby|robby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Leah Doyle ([[User:bambi|bambi]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|John Needham ([[User:colossus|colossus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Séamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Gavin Tubritt ([[User:gamblitis|gamblitis]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|-
|2008 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|-
|2009 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2009 Q2
|-
|2009 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Dan Fox ([[User:maiden|maiden]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|David Glennon ([[User:azrael|azrael]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Diarmaid McManus ([[User:elephant|elephant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Alan Breathnach ([[User:sonic|sonic]])
|-
|2009 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|-
|2010 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:coral"|Stephanie Coleman ([[User:steph|steph]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:credak|credak]])
|-
|2010 Q2
|-
|2010 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="5" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|rowspan="26" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Seamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2010 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgreen"|Conor Forde ([[User:fordy|fordy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red;color:white"|Aisling Mulholland ([[User:crash|crash]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|-
|2011 Q1
|-
|2011 Q2
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2011 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:PaleVioletRed"|Meabh Landers ([[User:timelady|timelady]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:OrangeRed"|Eimear Tyrrell ([[User:beimear|beimear]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|-
|2011 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:Bisque"|Craig Duff ([[User:duff|duff]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|-
|2012 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]]) Provisional
|-
|2012 Q2
|-
|2012 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|-
|2012 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Freddie Hayden ([[User:Mercury7|Mercury7]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|-
|2013 Q1
|-
|2013 Q2
|-
|2013 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:magenta"|Jessica McGowan ([[User:teapott|teapott]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:purple"|Jerry Onianwa ([[User:jerbumz|jerbumz]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2013 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|-
|2014 Q1
|rowspan="3" style="background:OrangeRed;color:white"|Emmanuel Caillé ([[User:twister|twister]])
|-
|2014 Q2
|-
|2014 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:grey;color:white"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:chocolate;color:white"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2014 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Michael Wall ([[User:thewall|thewall]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:pink"|Robert McConnell ([[User:faustl|faust]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q1
|-
|2015 Q2
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:plum;color:white"|Christine Smart Jr. ([[User:smarties|smarties]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:brown;color:white"|James Nolan ([[User:jaffa|jaffa]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:Violet;color:white"|Cormac Smartt ([[User:pints|pints]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lime"|Terry Bolt ([[User:tboltl|tbolt]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|-
|2015 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:SpringGreen"|Noah Donnelly ([[User:cac|cac]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:greenyellow"|Aaron Delaney ([[User:devoxel|devoxel]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Clíodhna Harrison ([[User:thegirl|thegirl]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:magenta"|Cian Ruane ([[User:induxi0n|induxi0n]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orange"|Liam Rooney ([[User:ginger|ginger]])
|-
|2016 Q1
|-
}
|2016 Q2
|-
|2016 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Noah Donnelly ([[User:cac|cac]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate;color:white"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:yellow"|Ross O’sullivan ([[User:sully|sully]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Liam Rooney ([[User:ginger|ginger]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|-
}

=== Notes ===
* Robby actually took over as chairperson in mid April and resigned in early June 2008 (Q2). Technically, Redbrick had no chair in Q3, although Dano was acting chair. Committee handovers can be gradual and happen any time from the end of the academic year til the end of the summer, but it's impractical/impossible to document this exactly in graph form.

Committee Timeline

2016-03-14T18:05:51Z

Butlerx:

A visual overview of who did what, when.

This gets less accurate the further back you go in time - I was working off the [[Committee]] page, making guesses at who resigned, when. 2006 onwards should be fairly accurate (working from memory). Feel free to make any corrections (it's a pig of a table, though, so you might want to work on it offline, and abuse the Show Preview function a bit).

At the very least, it shows the sheer number of people (and man hours) who have been involved in running Redbrick at one point or another.

(Idea stolen from [https://wiki.skynet.ie/Committee/CommitteeThroughThe_Ages Skynet]).

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
! Semester !! Chairperson !! Secretary !! Treasurer !! Events Officer !! Public Relations Officer !! First Year Rep !! Helpdesk 1 !! Helpdesk 2 !! Helpdesk 3 !! Webmaster !! Admin 1 !! Admin 2 !! Admin 3
|-
| 1996 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Sean Cullen ([[User:hyper|hyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Paraic O'Ceallaigh ([[User:swipe|swipe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Micheal McHugh ([[User:sandman|sandman]])
|rowspan="48" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Fergus Donohue ([[User:fergus|fergus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|1996 Q4
|-
| 1997 Q1
|-
|1997 Q2
|-
| 1997 Q3
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Patrick Gannt ([[User:floppy|floppy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Aoife McGoveran ([[User:hms|hms]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:brown;color:white"|Kevin O'Donovan ([[User:kod|kod]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Dave O'Flynn ([[User:firefly|firefly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Daire McKenna ([[User:fatwa|fatwa]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Shane O'hUid ([[User:wishkah|wishkah]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|John Barker ([[User:barkerj|barkerj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Andrew Lawless ([[User:andy|andy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Dermot Hanley ([[User:wibble|wibble]])
|rowspan="5" style="background:olive;color:white"|Ka Chun Leung ([[User:plop|plop]])
|-
|1997 Q4
|-
| 1998 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightpink"|Mike Bennett ([[User:thalia|thalia]])
|-
|1998 Q2
|-
| 1998 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"| Justin Moran ([[User:cain|cain]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[Username:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Cecily Murray ([[Username:celery|celery]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aoife Cahill ([[Username:ace|ace]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[User:macbain|macbain]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:red;color:white"|David Murphy ([[User:drjolt|drjolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Cian Synnott ([[User:pooka|pooka]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Colin Whittaker ([[User:grimnar|grimnar]])
|-
|1998 Q4
|style="background:tomato"|John Bolger ([[Username:jbolger|jbolger]])
|-
|1999 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Eoin McGrath ([[User:bob|bob]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Brian Scanlan ([[User:singer|singer]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Adam Kelly ([[User:cthulu|cthulu]])
|rowspan="6" style="background:peachpuff"|Hoi Chau Wong ([[User:whc|whc]])
|-
|1999 Q2
|-
|1999 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Caroline Sheedy ([[User:bootie|bootie]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Damien Martin ([[User:otto|otto]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Orla McGan ([[User:orly|orly]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Julie Kerin ([[User:julie|julie]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:gold"|Conor O'Kane ([[Username:cokane|cokane]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Nigel Parkes ([[Username:elmer|elmer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:YellowGreen"|Robert Crosbie ([[Username:bobb|bobb]])
|-
|1999 Q4
|-
|2000 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Eileen Gavin ([[User:munchkin|munchkin]])
|-
|2000 Q2
|-
|2000 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Karl Podesta ([[User:kpodesta|kpodesta]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:olive;color:white"|Brian Banbrick ([[User:moridin|moridin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Jonathan Lundberg ([[User:spock|spock]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Kevin Cannon ([[User:p|p]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Donal Hunt ([[User:redgiant|redgiant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Barry O'Neill ([[User:bubble|bubble]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:plum"|Sarvesh Singh ([[Username:macbain|macbain]])
|-
|2000 Q4
|-
|2001 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Noel Fitzpatrick ([[User:noelfitz|noelfitz]])
|-
|2001 Q2
|-
|2001 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|John Canavan ([[User:tibor|tibor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Micheal Glennon ([[User:magluby|magluby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Kevin Dermody ([[User:esoteric|esoteric]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikki Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Colm MacCarthaigh ([[User:colmmacc|colmmacc]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Philip Reynolds ([[Username:phil|phil]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|-
|2001 Q4
|-
|2002 Q1
|-
|2002 Q2
|-
|2002 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Nikky Kenny ([[User:kamili|kamili]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:greenyellow"|Andrew MacCann ([[User:montoya|montoya]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Neil Walsh ([[User:marvin|marvin]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:tomato"|Carla Coleman ([[User:angel|angel]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Shane Tallon ([[User:del_boy|del_boy]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:aquamarine"|Eoin Campbell ([[User:cambo|cambo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Mark Campbell ([[User:mark|mark]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Dermot Duffy ([[User:dizer|dizer]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Mark Dunne ([[User:pixies|pixies]])
|-
|2002 Q4
|-
|2003 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Trevor Johnston ([[User:trevj|trevj]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Grainne Sheerin ([[User:dimples|dimples]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Elaine Bannon ([[User:purdy|purdy]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|Declan O'Neill ([[User:dec|dec]])
|-
|2003 Q2
|-
| 2003 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|David Johnston ([[User:emperor|emperor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orange"|Cillian Sharkey ([[User:cns|cns]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Sun Ning ([[User:sunshine|sunshine]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Declan McMullen ([[User:skyhawk|skyhawk]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:LightSteelBlue"|Martin Clarke ([[User:prolix|prolix]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|Martin Harte ([[User:tuama|tuama]])
|-
|2003 Q4
|-
| 2004 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|Seamus O'Toole ([[User:mael|mael]])
|-
|2004 Q2
|-
| 2004 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Michelle Graham ([[User:drusilla|drusilla]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Donal Mulligan ([[User:thor|thor]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Charlene Barrett ([[User:charlene|charlene]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:green;color:white"|Mark Grenham ([[User:kyper|kyper]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Martina Frain ([[User:dramaq|dramaq]])

|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf|art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:tomato"|David Whelan ([[User:biteme|biteme]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Crimson;color:white"|Michael Dowling ([[User:mickeyd|mickeyd]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:YellowGreen"|Padraic Hallinan ([[User:halenger|halenger]])
|-
|2004 Q4
|-
| 2005 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Aisling Devlin ([[User:aeris|aeris]])
|-
|2005 Q2
|-
|2005 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|David Couse ([[User:phreak|phreak]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Kenneth Barrett ([[User:sionnach|sionnach]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Bernard McKeever ([[User:dregin|dregin]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ní Chonchubair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:darkslateblue;color:white"|Simon Kilroy ([[User:gizmo|gizmo]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Graham Bishop ([[User:winters|winters]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Una Kehoe ([[User:keloe|keloe]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Eoghan Gaffney ([[User:atlas|atlas]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:DarkRed;color:white"|Stephen Ryan ([[User:ryaner|ryaner]])
|-
|2005 Q4
|-
|2006 Q1
|-
|2006 Q2
|-
|2006 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Charlie Von Metzradt ([[User:phaxx|phaxx]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightpink"|Jessica Ni Chonchubhair ([[User:jesjes|jesjes]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|John Doyle ([[User:art_wolf]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Sarunas Vancevicius ([[User:svan|svan]])
|style="background:dimgray"|
|-
| 2006 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:blue;color:white"|Stephen Doyle ([[User:igy|igy]])
|-
| 2007 Q1
|rowspan="6" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|-
|2007 Q2
|-
|2007 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|Kevin Fox ([[User:undone|undone]])
|style="background:peachpuff"|Ashley Samuel Dooley Martyn ([[User:mythe|mythe]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightcyan"|Matthew Barrington ([[User:moju|moju]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:YellowGreen"|Declan Whelan ([[User:castle|castle]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Richard Dalton ([[User:d_fens|d_fens]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|style="background:coral"|Diarmuid Bourke ([[User:drag0n|drag0n]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:skyblue"|Cian Brennan ([[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]])
|-
|2007 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:aquamarine"|Amy Corrigan ([[User:corriga6|corriga6]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2008 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:orange"|Padraig O'Connor ([[User:landa2|landa2]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|-
|2008 Q2
|-
|2008 Q3
|style="background:coral"|Robert O'Reilly ([[User:robby|robby]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:olive;color:white"|Damien Rhatigan ([[User:dano|dano]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Leah Doyle ([[User:bambi|bambi]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|John Needham ([[User:colossus|colossus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="2" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Séamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:peachpuff"|Gavin Tubritt ([[User:gamblitis|gamblitis]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red;color:white"|Andrew Harford ([[User:receive|receive]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:lightsalmon"|Eoghan Cotter ([[User:johan|johan]])
|-
|2008 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|-
|2009 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2009 Q2
|-
|2009 Q3
|rowspan="8" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="color:white;background:brown"|Sean Hand ([[User:revenant|revenant]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:silver"|Dan Fox ([[User:maiden|maiden]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:greenyellow"|David Glennon ([[User:azrael|azrael]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightcyan"|Diarmaid McManus ([[User:elephant|elephant]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:purple;color:white"|Kat Farrell ([[User:angelkat|angelkat]])
|style="background:green;color:white"|David Lynam ([[User:coconut|coconut]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:plum"|Alan Breathnach ([[User:sonic|sonic]])
|-
|2009 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Andrew Martin ([[User:werdz|werdz]])
|-
|2010 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:coral"|Stephanie Coleman ([[User:steph|steph]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:credak|credak]])
|-
|2010 Q2
|-
|2010 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Emma Gallagher ([[User:emma|emma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:khaki"|Carri Fuery ([[User:carri|carri]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="5" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|rowspan="26" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orangered;color:white"|Seamus Ronan ([[User:train|train]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2010 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgreen"|Conor Forde ([[User:fordy|fordy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red;color:white"|Aisling Mulholland ([[User:crash|crash]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Austin Halpin ([[User:haus|haus]])
|-
|2011 Q1
|-
|2011 Q2
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2011 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:burlywood"|Dave Larkan ([[User:tziegler|tziegler]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:blue;color:white"|Lotta Mikkonen ([[User:attol|attol]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:chocolate"|Nina Hanzlikova ([[User:geekity|geekity]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:PaleVioletRed"|Meabh Landers ([[User:timelady|timelady]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="8" style="background:OrangeRed"|Eimear Tyrrell ([[User:beimear|beimear]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Paul Bunbury ([[User:bunbun|bunbun]])
|-
|2011 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:Bisque"|Craig Duff ([[User:duff|duff]])
|rowspan="7" style="background:goldenrod"|Shane Stacey ([[User:isaac702|isaac702]])
|-
|2012 Q1
|rowspan="2" style="background:fuchsia"|Triona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]]) Provisional
|-
|2012 Q2
|-
|2012 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:seagreen"|James Reilly ([[User:fun|fun]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:midnightblue;color:white"|Craig Gavagan MacEntee ([[User:creadak|creadak]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|-
|2012 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Freddie Hayden ([[User:Mercury7|Mercury7]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:mediumspringgreen"|Gautam Wadhwa ([[User:gw|gw]])
|-
|2013 Q1
|-
|2013 Q2
|-
|2013 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Vadim Clyne-Kelly ([[User:vadimck|vadimck]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:magenta"|Jessica McGowan ([[User:teapott|teapott]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:purple"|Jerry Onianwa ([[User:jerbumz|jerbumz]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:tan"|Áine Duffy ([[User:Pedro|Pedro]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:SpringGreen"|Ciaran McNally ([[User:mak|mak]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2013 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="3" style="background:fuchsia"|Tríona Barrow ([[User:polka|polka]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|-
|2014 Q1
|rowspan="3" style="background:OrangeRed;color:white"|Emmanuel Caillé ([[User:twister|twister]])
|-
|2014 Q2
|-
|2014 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:grey;color:white"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:aquamarine"|Andrew Boylan ([[User:Fructus|Fructus]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="8" style="background:chocolate;color:white"|Cian Butler ([[User:butlerx|butlerx]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|rowspan="1" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2014 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:indigo;color:white"|Michael Wall ([[User:thewall|thewall]])
|rowspan="2" style="background:pink"|Robert McConnell ([[User:faustl|faust]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Niall Gaffney ([[User:gamma|gamma]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:yellow"|Robert Devereux ([[User:kylar|kylar]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q1
|-
|2015 Q2
|rowspan="2" style="background:dimgrey"|
|-
|2015 Q3
|rowspan="4" style="background:goldenrod"|Lorcan Boyle ([[User:zergless|zergless]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:plum;color:white"|Christine Smart Jr. ([[User:smarties|smarties]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:MediumVioletRed;color:white"|Gillian Morrisson ([[User:socks|socks]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:skyblue"|Kirill Sloka ([[User:macspayn|macspayn]])
|rowspan="1" style="background:brown;color:white"|James Nolan ([[User:jaffa|jaffa]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:Violet;color:white"|Cormac Smartt ([[User:pints|pints]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:gold"|Seán Healy ([[User:space|space]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:red"|Wojtek Bednarzak ([[User:voyl|voy]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:lime"|Terry Bolt ([[User:tboltl|tbolt]])
|rowspan="4" style="background:RoyalBlue;color:white"|Richard Walsh ([[User:koffee|koffee]])
|-
|2015 Q4
|rowspan="3" style="background:SpringGreen"|Noah Donnelly ([[User:cac|cac]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:greenyellow"|Aaron Delaney ([[User:devoxel|devoxel]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:MediumSlateBlue"|Clíodhna Harrison ([[User:thegirl|thegirl]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:magenta"|Cian Ruane ([[User:induxi0n|induxi0n]])
|rowspan="3" style="background:orange"|Liam Rooney ([[User:ginger|ginger]])
|-
|2016 Q1
|-
}
|2016 Q2
|-
}

=== Notes ===
* Robby actually took over as chairperson in mid April and resigned in early June 2008 (Q2). Technically, Redbrick had no chair in Q3, although Dano was acting chair. Committee handovers can be gradual and happen any time from the end of the academic year til the end of the summer, but it's impractical/impossible to document this exactly in graph form.

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Butlerx: /* November */

{{Timeline Years}}
[[Category: Redbrick History]]
==January==
* 30th - Redbrick goes to FOSDEM. People get drunk and sleep during the talks

==February==

==March==

==April==

==May==
*'''8th''' Hoodies are supposed to be here. The topic starts.
*'''13th''' Topic reaches max hoodie. "Happy birthday dever | Drinks in early June! | Are the hoodies here yet? Where are the hoodies??? DON'T HOOD OUT ON ME MAN!!!!! | Filmsoc now showing in LG1123: Oh Hoodie, Where Art Thou? | Thanks for ruining hoodie day guys | RESIGN | hooders gonna hood | Vote on May 22nd"

==June==
*'''18th''' 40 days after hoodies are originally meant to arrive (and three days after they're next meant to arrive), hoodies finally arrive - But only the black ones.
*'''25th''' A picture of the grey hoodies has surfaced, but they still haven't arrived.

==July==

==August==

==September==

==October==

* 7th - A redbrick member known as thegirl started her war on devoxel after he said too much on IRC.

* 13th - Eventually, thegirl and devoxel resolved their differences after devoxel agreed to publicly let thegirl plaster makeup all over his face. (or so devoxel thinks - thegirl)
[[File:devoxel.jpg|200px]]

* 14th - Redbrick held an EGM and elected many important positions.

* The new members are as follows:

Secretary: cac
Public Relations Officer: induxi0n
Events Organiser: thegirl
First Yr. Rep: ginger

* 31st - Redbrick organise talk. Halloween drinks are added for after. Talk is cancelled. Drinks are still a go. Somehow the Slipper was not booked *cough* "Zach from The Slipper" *cough*. Night ends with some committee in nubar, cac spills beer all over everyone and ten seconds later thegirl spills whiskey.

==November==
* 11th: Space gave his first redbrick talk!! And WAS NOT LATE!! butlerx almost lost 100 euro betting that Space would be late, Space was 4 minutes early!

==December==

Template:Timeline Years

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Butlerx:

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2016-02-13T17:29:06Z

Butlerx: