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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.
Protestors Remove Anti-Homeless Fencing at the Grand Canal, Clash with Gardaí
The University Times has learned that a small number of protestors were man-handled by Gardaí, with one woman being taken aside and thrown to the ground.
TCDSU Launch Digs Drive at Connolly Station
Union officers from Dublin Universities urge homeowners on the street to rent a room to students in the midst of a housing crisis.
Trinity Online Module Enrolment System Crashes
Students left unable to register for their preferred classes, with some reports that the process took 50 minutes or more.
Unrest Continues in Coolock for Second Consecutive Night
Thousands Rally at Trans and Intersex Pride
Organisers demanded better healthcare and expressed solidarity with oppressed groups
Protestors Stage Die-in to Protest Politicians Attending US Ambassador’s Party
Attendees heckled buses on the way to the party with shouts of “Shame on you.”
Thousands Attend Pro-life rally as Counter Pro-Choice Movement Voice Opposition
The march featured heavy religious imagery, including large banners of The Virgin Mary and the spreading of ashes,
Shannon Airport Facilitated Eleven US Military Direct Flights to Israel Since October
A further 85 US military flights stopped at Shannon Airport on the way to the Middle East
TCDSU President Jenny Maguire Leads Trans and Intersex Dublin Pride Block
Thousands March at Dublin’s Pride Parade in Celebration and Solidarity