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Students Should be Allowed to Attend Education March, College Tells Lecturers
In an email sent by the Vice-Provost and the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, lecturers were asked to make arrangements so students could avoid repercussions for attending the march.
UCDSU President Katie Ascough Impeachment Petition Rejected
The petition, which gathered 1620 students in favour, did not include supporters’ signatures.
70 Trinity Researchers Named in Government Funding Programme
The awards were announced by the government at an event in Waterford Institute of Technology.
Bruton Launches New International Fund for Irish Universities
The fund will see €500,000 being made available to institutions wishing to promote international collaboration.
Students Join 30,000 on Dublin’s Streets, Calling for Repeal
Government ministers, students’ unions and activists flooded Dublin calling for repeal of the eighth amendment.
Close to 1,000 Students Gather in Trinity, Before Joining March for Choice
Students from Waterford, Cork and Dublin joined Trinity students before joining the thousands taking part in today's march.
Work Returning Front Gate Entrance to Former Glory to Begin this Week
The work will see Front Gate closed to visitors over the next four weeks.
TCDSU Registers 481 Students to Vote in One-Day Registration Drive
The registration drive is the first of many voter registration events this year, with nights in Halls planned for next week.
UCD to Vote on Ascough Impeachment, as Petition Succeeds
The petition gained 1,400 signatures in just one day, with the referendum expected for mid-October.
As Decisions Draw Near, Marches for Education and Repeal Mark One Last Push
The March for Education is part of the longer campaign before a funding decision, while the March for Choice could be the last before a referendum.