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Oireachtas Committee Votes to Not Retain Eighth Amendment in Full
The proposal was made by Sinn Féin and seconded by Fianna Fáil.
News
By
Niamh Egleston
CBS Records
The Day Punk Came to Trinity
Blistering, terrifying and totally punk: in 1977, Trinity was treated to a performance by The Clash.
In Focus
By
Ciannait Khan
Strong Start to the Year for Trinity’s Handballers
9:33 pm
Take the Fight to the Industry, Ciara Allen Tells Fashion Soc
9:20 pm
The Trinity Students No Longer Running Away from Mental Health
Don’t Expect Funding Agreement from Education Committee, Says Fianna Fáil
Speaking in Trinity today, Fianna Fáil's Education Spokesperson said the committee wouldn't come to a consensus.
News
By
Dominic McGrath
Missed Chances Leaves DUAFC Rueing Another Defeat
A 10-man Trinity side fell to its second defeat in a row, leaving the team with an uphill task to qualify for the second round.
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Aaron Hannon
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Work on Berkeley Library Set to Displace Law Students
In an email sent to law students, the library apologised for the disruption to students.
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Ciaran Molloy
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Shane Kenneally
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Grounds for Impeachment, Not Celebration, in UCD
Shane Kenneally argues that Ascough's impending fate should not be the stuff of gossip.
Bahram Bekhradnia
OP-ED
The UK’s Cautionary Tale of Teaching Excellence
Bahram Bekhradnia considers what lessons Ireland might glean from the UK's experience of the controversial Teaching Excellence Framework.
Opinion Contribution
Why Choice Matters for International Students Too
Eliana Jordan argues that coming from the US highlights the need to stand in solidarity with Irish people fighting for reproductive choice.
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Eliana Jordan
Ní Féidir Aon Leithscéal a Dhéanamh ar an Dóigh a Chaithear le Mic Léinn i mBéal Feirste
Tá sé de dhualgas ar an gColáiste teacht ar réiteach láithreach agus na mic léinn seo i mBéal Feirste gan rochtain ar sheirbhísí tacaíochta an choláiste.
Ag Tabhairt Aghaidh ar an Marbhántacht, Tá sé in am Dúinn Anois Cinntí a Éileamh
Níl Fine Gael róchinnte i dtaca le hiasachtaí agus mar sin, caithfidh Aontas na Mac Léinn an deis sin a thapú agus cinneadh a éileamh maidir le ceist an mhaonithe.
