Monthly Archives: November 2023

University of Limerick and Plassey Trust celebrate legal victory against Uisce Éireann (Irish Water)

Public sector pay talks to begin at WRC

Ulster University removes ‘top 2% of universities in the world’ poster after latest complaint

Provost Linda Doyle Thanks ‘the Very Best of Trinity’ in Statement Following Riots

University Has Still Not Corrected Its Claim Regarding The Law And Pronouns

College to provide temporary bedding for students and staff on campus following riots in Dublin city

College on lockdown amidst rioting in city centre

Minister Harris announces details of €113 million cost of education package for university students

‘I’ll have to get three buses each way now’ – Dublin college students say Bus Connects changes will leave them stranded

€1,000 reduction in third level college fees comes into effect

Scopus Scopum

Up to one million graduates could be eligible to vote under Seanad election reform plan

All third-level students will soon have vote in Seanad elections

Trinity won’t rename library after Paul Mescal despite growing momentum

UCD President Orla Feely refuses to take a stance on the Israel and Palestine conflict

Minister Harris announces €40 million in capital funding for college campuses across the country

Chaos and confusion at UCD debate on Israel and Palestine

More college graduates go straight into jobs as fewer opt for postgraduate studies

Ireland, CERN and Science

College opens submissions for renaming of the Berkeley Library

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