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Hormonal Contraception to be Made Available in Irish Pharmacies

New legislation signed into law by Catherine Connolly will allow pharmacists to renew prescriptions for hormonal contraceptives
News
By Lotta Scheffel 18 minutes ago
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Eve Martin on Starting Out and Ensuring Feasible Policy within the Union

Education Officer, Eve Martin, elaborates on key elements of her manifesto and balancing policy-making with casework responsibilities
In Focus
By Freja Goldman

  • Agallamh le Mary Kate Ní Artáin, Oifigeach na Gaeilge in Aontas na Mac Léinn

  • “The Bridge Between Students and the Students’ Union”: Matthew Kurt’s Expectations for the Year Ahead

  • Finn Hallwood Takes Office, Highlights Consent, Accessibility, and Live Music as Priorities

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Amy Kennedy Talks Priorities, Progress, and the Students’ Union Under Her Leadership

The newly elected President of the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) sat down with the University Times to offer insight into the start of her year in office
In Focus
By Amalia Madrid-Lilly

Ava Tuohy on Building the Postgraduate Officer Role: What it Means, What to Expect, and Where it’s Going

In Focus
By Harper Alderson
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Lorenzo Cheasty Takes Office: “Real, Fundamental Change Isn’t Always Flashy”

Lorenzo Cheasty on his determination to make a “meaningful impact” on the welfare of Trinity students
In Focus
By Eva Lenihan

Comment & Analysis

Analysis

TCDSU Could Leave AMLÉ Next Year, But No Mention Has Been Made of Its Long-Standing Israel Dispute

By Harper Alderson
Op-ed

Has InterRail Always Been for the Wealthy?

Opinion Editor Weronika Brzechffa examines the historical myth of budget travel and “euromaxxing” By Weronika Brzechffa
Op-ed

Learning Over Legislation: Ireland’s Proposed Pornography Ban

The Cabinet must face the nuances of violent pornography and its embedment in society through education By Evie Doyle

“TURISTA VE A CASA / TOURIST GO HOME”

By Harvey Callaghan

Eight Years After Repeal, Irish Women Are Still Waiting for Change

By Lily van den Bergh
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