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“Shame on Trinity”: Students Protest Theresa May’s Law Society Award

The event was disrupted by student protesters who say they will not celebrate “enemies of the workers in this college”.
By Eliora Abramson
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Channing Kehoe Elected Communications Officer

Channing Kehoe won 81.64% of the vote.
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Toghadh Aoife Ní Bhriain Mar Oifigeach na Gaeilge

Bhuaigh sí an rás le 58% den vóta.
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Charles Hastings Elected Editor of The University Times, Defeating Sajal Singh

Charles Hastings, the paper’s former Chair of the paper’s Editorial Board, won 52.19% per cent of the vote.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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ENTS Candidate Orla Norton Made Points on “Crowd Control”, Without Consulting ENTS Accessibility Officer

Norton, the lone Ents candidate who made reference to crowd control, stated: “Regrettably, I did not directly consult the Ents Accessibility Officer during the pre-campaign period, but I did get in touch with relevant PTOs [part-time Officers of TCDSU), as well as the Ability Co-Op, to discuss safety and accessibility at Ents events.”
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Emergency RON Hist Debate Urges Students to Seek Better TCDSU Presidential Options

The speakers in favour of Re-Opening Nominations Presidential criticised the candidates’ party politics (O’Leary and Keegan) and apoliticism (Li), while those against RON believed that worse candidates are to come should nominations be reopened.
By Yasmin Rasheed and Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Final Hustings of the Campaign Week Kicks off at Trinity Hall Canteen

Candidates discuss how they want to accommodate Trinity Halls residents at JCR Hustings.
By Freja Goldman and Hannah Kaminker
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Sink or Swim? TCDSU Sabbatical Hopefuls Survive the Piranha Attack

Friday night’s Piranha Hustings at the Pav saw the election candidates battle it out under the watchful eye of RON.
By Yasmin Rasheed
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 Every Vote Counts: TCDSU Presidential Race Too Close to Call

By Lorcan Brierton and Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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“RON on Pres” Campaign In Talks to Join TCDSU Presidential Race with Official Campaign

The group cited concerns with the current candidates’ manifestos, party affiliations and public speaking abilities as reasons for the campaign.
By Molly Wetsch