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Eoghan Gilroy Elected TCDSU Education Officer on Count
The final-year Law and Political Science student defeated Sé Ó hEidhin.
Beth Strahan Elected TCDSU Comms and Marketing Officer
The final-year Drama and Theatre Studies student was elected, defeating opponents Connor Dempsey and Sarah Murnane.
Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce Elected Editor of The University Times, Defeating Charles Hastings
Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce, the paper’s Deputy News Editor, won following a recount.
Pádraig Mac Brádaigh Elected Oifigeach na Gaeilge
The sole candidate for the new position of Irish Language Officer was elected on the first count.
Peadar Walsh Elected TCDSU Ents Officer
The second-year Computer Science and French student was the only candidate for the role.
Sabbat Welfare Candidate Nathan Harrington Struck from Ballot
The Electoral Commission released a statement on the TCDSU Instagram this morning
Student Politics Gets Fishy at the Piranha Hustings
Last night's Piranha Hustings at Doyle's Bar forced the TCDSU sabbatical election candidates to demonstrate their comedy chops.
Empower the Voice Protest Nathan Harrington’s Mockery of Marginalised Groups
The Dublin chapter of Empower the Voice protested TCDSU Welfare candidate Nathan Harrington ahead of today’s Media Hustings.
Council and Equality Hustings Present the First Challenges of the Campaign Period
In front of an experienced panel of Students' Union representatives, the candidates competing in the sabbatical elections were put through their paces in a lengthy evening of questioning.
Majority of Motions Passed at Council Covering Issues from Student Parents to Trinity’s Virtual Learning Environment
The first council of 2024 voted through all motions but one, covering a range of aspects of student life including supports for Student Parents, opposing the government's Green Paper on Disability Reform and reforms to Trinity’s Virtual Learning Environment.