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Is Gá do Mhic Léinn Tosaíocht a Dhéanamh de Gníomhú Aeráide – Láithreach
Níl smacht againn ar an éigeandáil aeráide go dtí seo, agus mothaíonn sé dósháraithe ar uairibh, ach ní leiscéal é sin do fhaillí.
55% Fall in Irish J1s Since 2015
The decrease is thought to be a result of tightened restrictions around the J1 visa.
Trinity Pursued Property Tax Exemption for Student Accommodation
Former Chief Financial Officer Ian Mathews said the local property tax would cost Trinity €105,000.
Traffic Banned from College Green Tomorrow to Trial Pedestrian Plaza
Access to College Green will be restricted to pedestrians and the luas from 7am to 7pm tomorrow.
Star of Tomorrow Jordanne Jones Wants to Make a Difference Today
For Trinity student Jordanne Jones, acting offers the opportunity to tackle important societal issues.
Men Earn More than Women in Years Following Graduation, Report Finds
A new report by the Central Statistics Office has found a gender pay gap among graduates in Ireland.
University of Limerick Launches LGBT Accommodation Scheme
UL has launched Ireland's first 'rainbow housing' initiative, open to members of the LGBT community and LGBT allies.
Government Hits Back at Fianna Fáil Higher Education Plan
Fine Gael questioned the feasibility of Micheál Martin's proposal to establish a new department for higher education.
Flagging Trans Issues, Student Leaders Meet Fianna Fáil Health Spokesman
Student leaders, including TCDSU officers, met Stephen Donnelly this afternoon for a discussion about the country's health service.
HEA Changes Could Spell Strict Penalties for Universities Misusing Grants
Changes to the Higher Education Authority Act could see grants withheld from universities.