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Irish Healthcare Workers Unite in Geneva to Demand the UN Take Action for Palestine
GP Dr Fiona Downey has said: “What kind of health care workers would we be, if we did not demand an end to the killing of children?"
New Government, Same Politics
The Union of Students in Ireland believes the new Programme for Government falls short in many areas.
What Does the Ceasefire Mean?
The ceasefire brings hope for the hostages and is a lifeline for Gazans, yet peace remains elusive.
Trinity Has Formed New Links with Israel After May’s Encampment Agreement to Divest
Trinity has paid €1836 to an Israeli supplier, as well as continuing research ties with companies involved in Israel.
Easpa Forógraí as Gaeilge in Olltoghchán 2024
Pléann Saoirse Bhreathnach infheictheacht na Gaeilge in Olltoghchán na hÉireann 2024.
Trinity’s Final Seanad Hustings Went out with a Whimper, not a Bang
Candidates discussed a variety of topics - with no clear winner for the third seat left in the aftermath David Norris' retirement.
Trinity Law Professor Found Not Guilty of Murder
This afternoon, the jury delivered the verdict for the former senior counsel and law professor of Trinity - allowing him to walk away free from the Central Criminal Court.
Nominations for TCDSU Sabbatical Officer Positions to Open this Month
Campaigning will run for ten days, starting on February 17th.
Students in Serbia Block Universities in Search of Justice
Death of fifteen people at the Railway Station in Novi Sad has sparked a series of student protests and blockades, the largest in Serbia for twenty years.
Trinity Lecturer Says College Is “Seeking To Maintain Ties With Israeli Universities”
Landy stated that “some academics and administrators are starting to use the language of reconciliation to give a high-minded gloss to the grubby business of maintaining links with institutions participating in genocide”, and referenced the “huge delay in the taskforce and the broadening of its remit”, suggesting this could be seen as “evidence of intent to allow TCD academics to continue doing business with genocide”.