The Bill that permits nightclubs to open till 6am was granted cabinet approval on Tuesday.
The legislation is planned to be implemented in 2023.
The Bill creates a new system of annual permits for late bars and nightclubs to replace …
Kate Henshaw is current Deptuty Editor of Trinity News, and a Senior Sophister Sociology and Social Policy student. She previously served as News Editor and Assistant News Editor.
Analysis: The UT Editor has never been impeachable
Trinity News has confirmed with an original drafter of the TCDSU constitution that the UT Editor cannot be impeached constitutionally
The Editor of the University Times (UT) was never impeachable according to an original writer of the union constitution.
This afternoon, Trinity News spoke to an original writer of the 2014 Trinity College Dublin Students Union (TCDSU) constitution. He confirmed …
TCDSU: There is no constitutional mechanism to impeach the Editor of the University Times
TCDSU has published a statement this evening clarifying the electoral rules around a potential impeachment of the UT Editor
There is no constitutional mechanism to impeach the Editor of the University Times (UT) the Electoral Commission (EC) has confirmed.
Trinity College Dublin Students Union (TCDSU) has published a statement this evening clarifying the electoral rules around a potential impeachment …
UT Editor: “I will not resign”
The University Times Editor, in a statement to Trinity News and staff this morning, refuted the severity of claims that were listed in a letter calling for her resignation
The University Times (UT) editor will not resign following a letter calling for her resignation, a statement to Trinity News this afternoon has confirmed.
On Saturday, a tweet from a former staff member of UT was published, which contained screenshots …
32 members of UT staff sign letter calling for editor’s resignation
Staff members have begun impeachment proceedings against their editor, which will be carried out should she choose not to resign
This afternoon, a tweet from a former staff member of the University Times (UT) staff was published, showing a letter from UT staff members calling for the resignation of their editor.
Members sent a letter calling for the editor, Ailbhe …
Thousands of students fill front square for USI’s National Walkout
Students lined Front Square to the Arts Building this morning during a student walkout protesting student conditions
Thousands of students walked out of lecture halls and classrooms this morning in protest against the combined accommodation crisis and cost of college which are affecting students all across the country.
The protest was organised by the Union of Students …
Analysis: The free contraception scheme
What does this new scheme mean for women in Ireland and how do you avail of it?
In Budget 2022 the government announced that they would be making all contraceptive products free for women aged between 17 and 25 in the Republic of Ireland. In Budget 2023, as part of a plan to place increased focus on …
Harris launches partnership with 24/7 student mental health service
Harris has partnered with Togetherall to deliver anonymous peer-to-peer mental health supports to all students
Simon Harris has announced a partnership with 24/7 student mental health service Togetherall.
The Minister for Further and Higher Education, Innovation, Research and Science announced the partnership today to mark World Mental Health Day.
Psychological Counsellors in Higher Education Ireland …
USI says the “once-off” reduction will not remove the barrier to higher education
They say that the “once-off” reduction comes “too late for students who have already deferred their places in college this year”
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has responded to reductions in college fees in Budget 2023.
USI has criticised the €1,000 reduction to the Student Contribution Charge in Budget 2023 saying that it should have been “a permanent reduction …
