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Dublin Taxi Strikes

Following Uber’s introduction of fixed fares, Dublin taxi drivers planned strikes, prompting revisions of existing legislation by the Ministry of Transport
By Anna Domownik
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21 Candidates Announced for TCDSU Sabbatical Elections

In an announcement at 5pm today outside Teach 6, 21 candidates were announced for a total of 8 sabbatical positions within the Trinity College Dublin Students' Union
By Lotta Scheffel and Manasvini Naren
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Nadya Tolokonnikova, Founding Member of Pussy Riot, Receives Honorary Patronage of the Phil

As one of the original founders of the protest and political performance group, Tolokonnikova has gained global notoriety for her demonstrations and art
By Charlie Hastings
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Motion on the Creation of a Sexual Violence Taskforce Passes at Comhairle 4

Motion on the Creation of a Sexual Violence Taskforce Passes at Comhairle 4 on January 27th, 2026
By Charlie Swan
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Comhairle 4: What You Missed

TCDSU's fourth council of the year involved elections, a failed motion to censure, and an upcoming long-term policy referendum on modular billing
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Procedural Motion of Censure Against University Times Editorship Fails

The procedural motion was brought to Comhairle after a report by the Chair of the Oversight Commission on the UT Editor recommended censure
By Anna Domownik and Charlie Swan
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Trinity Graduate Found Guilty in the Killing of Limerick Student

Niall O'Brien, a University of Limerick student, died while on holiday in Greece in August 2021, after sustaining fatal injuries in an altercation with a Trinity law student.
By Weronika Brzechffa
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Hundreds Gather for Dublin March for Palestine

Hundreds gathered today, January 24th, at 1 pm, for the Dublin March for Palestine from Bernardo Square (city hall) to the Department of Foreign Affairs.
By Harper Alderson
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Protests and Investigations of Grok-Generated Images Continue

Following a flood of nude and compromising images generated by the AI app Grok, released by the social media platform X, protesters gather in Dublin and call for investigation and improved legislation of such tools.
By Anna Domownik
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Price of Guinness Set to Increase Again As the Industry Struggles to Adapt

The price hike comes as Diageo and other Alcohol brands try to find their place in a more health-conscious world.
By Charlie Swan