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The looming Seanad election may have been overshadowed by the country’s recent general election, however the upper House of the Oireachtas plays an important role in sustaining Ireland’s democratic process.
Here is what we can expect from this upcoming election.…
Agus an t-olltoghchán ag teannadh linn, is mór an réimse ábhair atáthar ag plé, ach is annamh a phléitear cúrsaí Gaelainne le linn fheachtas olltoghcháin. De dheasca san, chuireamar an t-alt so le chéile ionas chun polasaithe Gaelainne atá ag …
Considering that little to no change followed the Union of Student’s in Ireland’s (USI) national walkout in 2022, today’s planned repeat of the move has much to prove.
With a general election on the horizon, the upcoming walkout offers another …
Easter revision courses, secondary school additions, a students’ side business. Ultra concentrated, distilled versions of coursework, further detail than the classroom can provide. The prevalence of subject grinds – referred to as “shadow education” – is only increasing year on …
The Residential Tenancy Board’s (RTB) recent adjudication of the college’s overnight guest policy as “unenforceable” prompted celebration from TCD Renter’s Solidarity Network, and an appeal of the decision from the College. The group, alongside Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU), …
There is no doubt that third level education is a privilege – and an expensive one at that. As a nation that prides itself on its highly educated workforce, Ireland’s universities, institutes of technology, and other third level institutions form …
The use of mobile phones in secondary schools across Ireland varies from door to door, from teacher to teacher. With many schools already having a strict no phone policy in place, the post-primary ban on phone use during school isn’t …
Tá aois nua don Ghaeilge i réim i gColáiste na Tríonóide – agus leasuithe móra i leith na teanga curtha i bhfeidhm i mbunreacht Choláiste na Tríonóide.
Mar sin féin, ní dhéanfaidh na polasaithe ná na postanna nua seo a …
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 …
Trinity College’s history often seems to bleed from the cobbles of Front Square; blending with the university’s modern day influence to form a distinct reputation.
However, in addition to its educational influence, the university also holds its own personalised political …