Aug 2, 2024

By: Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce

Editor in Chief

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Higher-Level Students “No Better Off” After Budget 2025, USI Launch Student Manifesto

The Union of Students in Ireland called for increased funding for student issues, with a focus on the government to provide increased accommodation supports, Irish language courses and drug decriminalisation.
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Parent Company of UN Blacklisted Firm Participated at Trinity Careers Fair for Engineering Students

Egis Rail, a subsidiary of Egis, has been blacklisted by the United Nations for “The provision of services and utilities supporting the maintenance and existence of settlements, including transport”.
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Palestinian Solidarity Posters Taken Down at Nassau Street Trinity Entrance and Replaced by #BringThemHomeNow Sticker

Last night 24 posters on a TCDSU noticeboard were pulled, allegedly damaging the noticeboard in the process.
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Students React to the Eavan Boland Library

Over a year since the library was first denamed, students express their feelings on the former Berkeley Library’s name change.
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Former Berkeley Library Renamed as Eavan Boland Library

The decision to name the library after the late poet comes after more than a year of planning and over 850 name submissions by the public.
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Over 2,750 Student Votes Cast in Class Representative Elections

The recent students union class rep election saw a voter turnout that surpassed last year’s sabbatical officer election.
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Over 200 US Military Flights Have Flown Through Ireland Since October 7th

The flights, some of which go to Tel Aviv Israel, "are not subject to inspection", according to Tanáiste Micheál Martin.
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Trinity Wrestles with Trademark Claims

College has denied WWE performer Trinity Fatu the use of her name as a trademark.
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TCDSU Declare a New Win for Trans Healthcare at College Health Service

College refutes the assertion, stating that “Treatment policies remain unchanged.”
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Fencing at Grand Canal Predicted to Cost the State Half a Million Euro

The barriers described as “symbols of exclusion” are unlikely to be removed before October.

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