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Motion to Amend Standing Committee Makeup Passed at 2nd Comhairle

The motion will anonymise the application process for multiple committees, including Comms, Education, and Welfare.
By Mathilda Gross and Quinn Katz-Zogby
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Bye-Election Nominations for New TCDSU President Have Opened

After the resignation of former President Seán Thim, the EC have announced the opening of nominations for a new President.
By Charlie Hastings
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TCDSU/AMLCT Oversight Commission “Would Have Recommended” Impeachment Referendum for Former President and Welfare & Equality Officer over Effigy Campaign

A report from the TCDSU/AMLCT Oversight Commission, following an investigation into the controversial “effigies campaign” that took place April 2nd-4th of 2025, says it would have recommended the impeachment of Former President Jenny Maguire and Former Welfare & Equality Officer Hamza Bana if it had happened earlier in the year.
By Harper Alderson
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Protest at Dublin Port Forces Trucks to Divert

On November 2nd, 150 people gathered to protest Ireland’s trade with Israel at Dublin Port.
By Harper Alderson
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Seán Thim Resigns as President of Trinity Students’ Union

TCDSU/AMLCT President Seán Thim resigned their post as President, citing mental health reasons.
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Planned Pedestrianisation of College Green

The Dublin City Council has reaffirmed plans for a traffic-free College Green, to be dubbed Dame Street Plaza
By Anna Domownik
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Dublin City is One Step Closer to Getting a Metro

Dublin’s long-awaited underground transport system, MetroLink, has been given planning permission from An Coimisiún Pleanála. This moves the project to the next phase of execution.
By Lotta Scheffel
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Government to Spend €600 Million to Extend Green Line North By 4 Km

The new additions will reportedly decrease the commute time to Trinity via the Green Line.
By Thomas O’Grady
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“Crazy Cupid Love”: Trinity Cupids is a Smash Success

Trinity’s most illustrious matchmaking service sells out another year, raising over three grand for Women’s Aid.
By Elisabeth Etulain
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Labour’s Crackdown on Illegal Workers Leads to 63% More Arrests

On Tuesday, October 28th, the UK Home Office announced the largest increase in arrests of illegal workers in British history.
By Thomas O’Grady