With 'inclusion' once again taking centre-stage in elections, Simon Foy argues that it's a campaign buzzword that should be treated with scepticism.
By Simon Foy
Analysis
Bhí an Ghaeilge chun tosaigh ag Toghchánaíocht Chomionannais agus Eagsúlachta, agus iarrthóirí ag áiteamh ar son aistriúcháin agus i gcoinne eagla don teanga.
By Christopher McMahon
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In an interview with The University Times, Úna Harty discusses her manifesto points and outlines how they will be achieved should she be elected
By Jamie Sugrue
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All candidates were pressed about increasing the use of the Irish language in their roles, and improving the union’s outreach to ethnic minorities in College.
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The uncontested candidate for Editor of The University Times on how he aims to achieve the points laid out in his manifesto.
By Brónagh Kennedy
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The three candidates in this year’s race for president on how they will enact their manifesto promises and what impact they will make.
By John Conway
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Candidates in all races fielded questions on policy, with the topic of racism and Irish unity challenging presidential candidates in particular.
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In the Trinity FM and Trinity News interviews today, most candidates showed a willingness to engage across roles rather than knock heads.
By Charlotte Ryan
Kevin Donoghue argues that although non-EU students are a valuable asset, the intentions of those attracting them here are often solely financial.
By Kevin Donoghue
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All candidates put forward a strong showing at the first hustings of this year's elections, but, with only two contested races, debate was thin on the ground.
By Róisín Power and Charlotte Ryan