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In Dublin Castle, Jailbreak 2018 Launches
Teams from colleges around Ireland set off on their mission to find 'Location X'.
Referendum Delay Could Leave Students Unable to Vote, Warns USI
After the Dáil debate today, USI President Michael Kerrigan warned of the dangers of any delay.
Trinity Researchers Aid Understanding of Heart Attack Timings
The researchers worked in collaboration with scientists at Queen Mary University of London.
Seanad Approval Clears Way for Technological Universities
The bill will now be signed into law following its passage through the Seanad last night.
Gogoal Falia elected GSU Vice-President
Falia beat Jamie Farrell to secure the role.
Oisín Coulter Elected President of GSU
Coulter ran uncontested in the election.
GSU Secures Its Financial Future
An increase in Capitations Committee funding will allow the union to retain its vice-president.
As Students Protest, Trinity Remains Defiant in Fee Defence
Vice-Provost Chris Morash told students again today that the new fee is part of a fairer system.
Students Target Tourism, in Supplemental Fees Protest
Protesters picketed outside the Book of Kells and Front Arch.
Government to Set Out ‘Quantum Leap’ Abortion Reform
Today, the Dáil will debate what legislation might look like after a repeal referendum.