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On July 12 of this year, approximately 20 years on from the enactment of the ground-breaking Residential Tenancies Act 2004, the Government enacted the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2024, a piece of legislation aimed at targeting some of the key …
A motion to review chapter 1.4 of the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) constitution concerning the political nature of the union passed at the final council of the year this evening.
The incoming sabbatical officers are now mandated to …
On March 8, people across Ireland will take to the polls to vote in two referendums, determining whether constitutional amendments relating to the family and care will be implemented. The first referendum aims to broaden the constitutional definition of a …
For the first time since 2021, this year’s sabbatical elections featured an education race which was contested by more than one candidate, laying the grounds for a more divisive and polarising race. Both candidates held starkly opposing visions on the …
Student nurses in College have spoken out against the government’s failure to deliver a support payment promised to those on placement.
Announced in December 2022, the promised subsistence payments of €500 a year were introduced to target the extra costs …
College has opened submissions for suggestions on a new name for the library formerly known as the Berkeley.
Submissions will be accepted until mid-January, after which they will be reviewed by the Trinity Legacies Review Working Group (TLRWG).
College plans …
Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris and Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien today have announced a €434 million investment in student accommodation
The funding will enable higher education institutions (HEIs) to provide more than 2,700 student beds across …
Roja Fazaeli, Professor in Islamic Civilisation, Near & Middle Eastern Studies, has finished her time as the Warden of Trinity Halls, after 5 years in the role. She was appointed to the role in 2017 to replace Professor Brendan Tangney.…
Fourth year botany student Heather McClean has urged the student body to fill out a public consultation form released by the government regarding hunting regulations in Ireland, in order to address the rapidly decreasing duck population in Ireland.
McClean said …
The Department of Further and Higher Education have invited public consultation on the guiding principles and strategic direction of the department going forward.
The Statement of Strategy for 2023 to 2025 will act as a set of guidelines for the …