SU ELECTIONS

As Elections Come to a Close, Dundon Takes Over Wigwam

Pear's popular DJ duo, Fio'n'Jio, stole the show at the last night out of the TCDSU elections.
By Louise McCormack and Róisín Power

Dundon Pulls Off Successful Night of Laughs

Entertainments candidate for TCDSU Elections Matt Dundon hosted his first night out of his campaign.
By Louise McCormack

No Online Campaigning on Monday for Dundon, After Strike

Matt Dundon will not be able to promote his Monday night event online.
By Kathleen McNamee

TCDSU Election Campaign to Begin on March 1st

The 10-day election cycle sees students elect the union’s sabbatical officer and the editors of The University Times.
By Sárán Fogarty

Students to Be Allowed Vote Online in Sabbatical Elections

The system allows students to register and vote online, and is currently being used to elect class representatives.
By Cormac Watson

Cormac Watson Elected Editor of The University Times, Defeating Susie Crawford

Watson, the paper’s deputy editor, won 50.9 per cent of the vote.
By Ciaran Molloy

Megan O’Connor Elected TCDSU Education Officer

O’Connor, who ran uncontested for the position, won 88.2 per cent of the vote.
By Rachel O'Leary

Leah Keogh Elected TCDSU Welfare Officer

Keogh, formerly the chair of TCDSU’s Oversight Commission, won 87.9 per cent of the vote.
By Danielle Varley

Hugh McInerney Elected TCDSU Ents Officer

McInerney, who ran uncontested, has promised to increase the union’s focus on alcohol-free events.
By Eliana Jordan

Harry Williams Heats Up Cooling Campaign With Microwave Stunt

The presidential candidate carried a microwave into the Hamilton today, and proceeded to heat up his lunch – 'a nice mild chili con carne'.
By Sárán Fogarty and Emer Moreau