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Government to Set Out ‘Quantum Leap’ Abortion Reform
Today, the Dáil will debate what legislation might look like after a repeal referendum.
University College Cork Votes to Remain in USI
Voters in UCCSU chose overwhelmingly to remain in the national union.
Students Join 8,000 on Dublin’s Streets, Promising to Fight on for Repeal
Speakers called on the crowd to fight for repeal, in the campaign's final few months.
Across the Country, Students Rally for Repeal
In Belfast, Waterford and beyond, students are making their voices heard for International Women’s Day.
In Front Square, Final Call for Repeal
Over 250 students gathered in Front Square this International Women’s Day to call for repeal.
Government to Table Legislation to Hold Abortion Referendum
Today's announcement brings Ireland one step closer to a referendum on the eighth amendment.
Trinity VDP Wins Best Overall Society at CSC Awards
The society was also named Best Large Society.
In Response to Fees, Students Troll Trinity
Trinity students targeted College's social media ratings tonight, in response to the introduction of supplemental fees.
No Quorum for Final GSU Council
Tonight, postgraduate students failed to turn out for the final GSU council of the year.
In Face of Opposition, Trinity Relents On Accommodation Price Increase
The College's Finance Committee did not approve the proposal to raise on-campus rents.