Landlords v Renters – Budget 2024’s Winners and Losers
Budget 2024 has come and gone with, it is perhaps fair to say, little fanfare. The prevailing mood post-budget day
Budget 2024 has come and gone with, it is perhaps fair to say, little fanfare. The prevailing mood post-budget day
On the 10th of October the Annual Budget for the year 2024 was published and with it came a series
Postgraduate workers protested outside the Dáil, students’ unions protested outside the Dáil, anti-war protesters protested outside the Dáil, and also
Professor Colin Scott has been appointed by University College Dublin (UCD) to be the next Deputy President, Registrar, and Vice-President
The conduct of the election of Trinity College’s postgraduate committee has caused immense conflict between the Trinity branch of the
On October 4, the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) hosted a protest in Dublin City Centre. The protest, named
The national minimum wage in Ireland is set to rise from €11.30 per hour to €12.70 in the wake of
The Irish government’s plan to introduce the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022 has
Another college semester has rolled around and many are approaching the new academic year with enthusiasm, as new subjects to
UCDSU has called upon the government to abolish the student contribution charge in the upcoming budget as part of the
Over 87% of recent graduates in Ireland are in employment according to data released by the European Union. The 2022
UCD is developing a university-level policy to deal with the advancement and rising presence of AI. This is yet to