Brexit
Tá Gealltanas an Rialtais Maidir le Táillí RA Níos Cosúla le Cur Siar ná Réiteach
Níl ach faoiseamh gearrthéarmach leis an ghealltanas do mhic léinn ó Thuaisceart Éirinn agus ón Ríocht Aontaithe.
UK Students in Ireland Will Pay EU Rate Next Year, Says Government
Irish students studying in the UK will continue to pay the current fee rate in 2019/20.
London Mayor on Second Brexit Vote: ‘We’re Gonna Win’
Sadiq Khan told the Phil that ‘the roads are pointing towards a referendum’.
Trinity Sees Increase in UK-Based Academics Applying for Jobs Post-Brexit
Trinity warned of the implications of Brexit in an open letter written in the Financial Times.
Editorial
Far From a ‘Whole Island’ University, Trinity Needs to Up its Non-Leinster Game
Considering just one-in-five students come from outside Leinster, College must consider the obstacles facing students from Munster and Connacht.
Ní Bheidh ‘Coláiste don Oileán ar Fad’ gan ach Mic Léinn ó Chúige Laighean
Níl ach scoláire amháin as cúigear ó thaobh amuigh de Chúige Laighean – tá constaicí fós roimh mhic léinn Chonnacht agus na Mumhan.
Contribution
Presidential Candidates Overlook Students at Their Peril
By disregarding students, Ireland's presidential candidates are ignoring a demographic that can transform Ireland, writes Tara Porter McEvoy.
The Bane of the Brexiteers
Senator Neale Richmond speaks candidly about the future of Europe and why he'll never get into bed with "Marxist" Sinn Féin.
Editorial
Trinity’s CAO Decline Shows it Needs to Focus More on the Here and Now
Despite lofty long-term ambitions, shifting perceptions suggest Trinity needs to step up and show what it has to offer.
Students Should Reassert Their Power in Upcoming EU Elections
In the wake of repeal success, students have an opportunity to prove their strength in the EU elections.