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‘Lion’s Share’ of Additional College Applicants Coming from the EU, Says CAO Chair
The increases may be related to Brexit, as the UK, in comparison, has seen a major drop in EU applicants.
Student Leaders Hold Demonstration Outside Leinster House To Protest Fees
USI and other union bodies have called for years on government to reduce fees which are among the highest fees in Europe.
Labour Hits Out at Harris Over PUP’s Effect on SUSI Applications
PUP has caused some students to miss out on SUSI grants by pushing them out of the qualifying income brackets.
Printing House Square Expected to Finish Construction by End of Summer
Printing House Square has been hit by a slew of setbacks over the years, hindered by contracting issues and coronavirus restrictions.
GSU Announces Sabbatical Officer Election Dates
The GSU announced the dates in an email to postgraduate students today.
College Receives €30m Philanthropic Donation for Trinity East
The gift, from Eric and Barbara Kinsella, is the largest philanthropic donation in the history of the state.
NUI Galway to Launch Domestic Violence Leave Policy
The policy will allow staff to avail of up to 10 working days of paid domestic violence leave per year to seek help.
Rinne 73 Mac Léinn Staidéar ar Chúrsaí Tríú-Leibhéil trí Ghaeilge Anuraidh
Mar gheall ar cheist ón iar-aire Gaeltachta Éamon Ó Cuív don Aire Ardoideachais Simon Harris beidh plé ar ghanntanas cúrsaí atá á dteagasc trí Ghaeilge á dhéanamh leis an Údarás um Ardoideachas
Postgraduate Workers’ Alliance Launch Petition to Recognise PhDs as Workers
The Postgraduate Workers’ Alliance of Ireland was launched two weeks ago and is a coalition of workers’ rights groups in a number of Irish third-level institutions.
Professors and Postgrads Angered by €13k-a-year Ussher PhD Positions
The Ussher PhD positions for next year include a a €13,000 stipend with tuition paid for three out of four years.