Comments on: Exclusive: FEE and USI meet to discuss city centre stand off

By: Joseph L

Joseph L — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:21:53 +0000

Hey Ken….should I spare some spit for you? Don’t be shy… 😉

By: Nicky O Donnell

Nicky O Donnell — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:04:37 +0000

Ken you’re talking through your hat there.

I know the incident you’re talking about and I’ve seen the letter of complaint that was made. No mention of spitting or throwing objects in it at all. You would think that something that important would be in there. I suggest you stop listening to fantastical rumours.

UCD continues to re-elect right wing conservatives to their SU, such as their current president that is a member Fine Gael. These are the very people students have to blame for the USI’s ineptitude in fighting against fee hikes and grants cuts.

By: Ken Adams

Ken Adams — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 13:02:00 +0000

I cannot understand FEE acting all high and mighty on this..

Especially when I heard the same FEE Galway group recently protested a Fianna Fail NUIG meeting and threw objects at them and two members were spat on.. by a college staff member who was in FEE.

I wouldnt let them near the USI march either…

They are the disgrace of the student movement…
outsiders and renegades.. theres a reason theyve NEVER elected an officer to our SU here in UCD!!

By: Nicky O Donnell

Nicky O Donnell — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 22:33:06 +0000

I think it’s well worth pointing out that the Colm Murphy mentioned in this article is a member of FG as several senior USI representatives. While FEE staged a peaceful protest at his party’s HQ he was making a speech in which he tore strips off the Labour Party for breaking their pledge.

Perhaps the USI Vice President needs to be reminded who the majority party in government implementing austerity is, and that Fine Gael, including Enda Kenny himself signed the very same pledge.