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Abolishing college fees not a priority if returned to Government, say Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil

Free public transport for children under nine and €500 cut to third-level student fees among budget proposals

HEA and UL must appear before Oireachtas Education Committee – Kehoe

University in Derry would encourage larger North-South student exchange programme – Burke

Pensioners willing to rent rooms to students should not have to worry about medical card income threshold – Byrne

Student tax relief should account for high accommodation costs – Dolan

Allowing students to work extra hours is good for students and good for the economy – Cummins

Incentivising students to work longer hours this summer will help support hospitality sector – Cummins

University Presidents need to step up to challenge and introduce mandatory consent classes – Carroll MacNeill

Voting against pay for student nurses

USI expresses concern over programme for government

What Third-Level Can Expect from Ireland’s Next Government

No Mention of Higher Education Dept in Draft Programme for Government

The Deal Is Done: End to Direct Provision, Changes in Higher Education and Greener Policies

New Government to Bring ‘Renewed Focus’ to Third-Level Funding

No increase to third-level fees in next government, sources say

Wave of Support for No-Detriment Policy as TDs Back Students

A Different Future?

UL Students Cannot Be Left Out Of Pocket Because Of COVID-19 – Carey

Hoare calls on university to reconsider rental increases

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