The Pandemic Has Upended Economics | Will Governments Keep Up?
Earlier this year, the Department of Finance announced its expected budget deficit for 2020 to add up to around €19
Covid-19 Rental Protection Scheme Extended To Summer
Tenants who have been, and continue to be, affected economically by Covid-19 will be granted protection into the Summer season.
Direct Provision White Paper & Student Activism
This week the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman published a white paper setting out the
Simon Harris: “He works hard for the money” but not for the students | Opinion
In early 2021, Minister for Education Norma Foley’s inconsistent, reactive decision-making regarding schools’ reopening became a focal point of public
USI Calls on Ministers to “Protect” Student Renters to Avoid “Accommodation Nightmare”
The Union of Students Ireland (USI) has set out a list of six emergency measures which they believe are required
Legislation Agreed by Cabinet for “Economically Focussed” Department of Higher Education
On the 13th of July, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD, welcomed government
UCD Residences to be “Filled as Normal” Despite No Clear Guidance from Government
Deputy President and Registrar of University College Dublin (UCD), Professor Mark Rogers, has this week outlined plans regarding on-campus student
Next Government set to Further Criminalise Hate Crime and Speech
The Programme for Government negotiated by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Green Party has pledged that the incoming government
Government Response to Constitutional Convention Reforms Amounts to Empty Political Lip Service
The fourth and final report from the Constitutional Convention on political reform in Ireland quietly passed through the Dáil this