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Parent Company of UN Blacklisted Firm Participated at Trinity Careers Fair for Engineering Students

Egis Rail, a subsidiary of Egis, has been blacklisted by the United Nations for “The provision of services and utilities supporting the maintenance and existence of settlements, including transport”.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Trinity Researchers Discover Method to Convert Martian Sand Into Bricks

This discovery will reduce transportation challenges by decreasing launch costs.
By Mercedes Hamilton
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Palestinian Solidarity Posters Taken Down at Nassau Street Trinity Entrance and Replaced by #BringThemHomeNow Sticker

Last night 24 posters on a TCDSU noticeboard were pulled, allegedly damaging the noticeboard in the process.
By Natalia Kamendy and Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Students React to the Eavan Boland Library

Over a year since the library was first denamed, students express their feelings on the former Berkeley Library’s name change.
By Eliora Abramson and Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Not Here Not Anywhere Calls On The Government To Urgently Pass The LNG Free Bill

The LNG Free Bill would help the Green Party to Partially Fulfil Commitments Made in the Programme for Government
By Mercedes Hamilton
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Former Berkeley Library Renamed as Eavan Boland Library

The decision to name the library after the late poet comes after more than a year of planning and over 850 name submissions by the public.
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Over 2,750 Student Votes Cast in Class Representative Elections

The recent students union class rep election saw a voter turnout that surpassed last year’s sabbatical officer election.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Sex for Rent Bill Stalled, Leaving Vulnerable Students Unprotected

The Irish Council for International Students found that 5%, a total of 37 individuals, of 2023 survey participants “had either received an offer to rent a room in Ireland in exchange for sex, or had seen a room that was being advertised in exchange for sex". It is unclear whether the bill criminalizing landlords for initiating coercive sex for rent agreements will be signed into legislation before the next general election.
By Ila Raso
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Trinity Researcher Luke Gibbons Talks Climate Action

Luke Gibbons, an Irish Research Council-funded Trinity student in the final year of his PhD, was named on the list of “Top 30 Under 30 Environmental Educators in the World 2024” by the North American Environmental Association.
By Deniz Ertem
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Vietnamese President Visits Trinity

r. Lâm visited the Book of Kells exhibition and was welcomed to Trinity by Vice Provost Orla Sheils and Patrick O’Donovan, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science.
By Alannah Wrynn