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USI condemns delay in enacting legislation affording more tenant rights to students

February 26, 2019 By SIN Staff

USI condemns delay in enacting legislation affording more tenant rights to students

  By Áine Kenny On Wednesday 20 February, the Union of Students in Ireland Vice President Michelle Byrne and NUI Galway’s Students’ Union President Megan Reilly spoke in the Oireachtas about the Residential Tenancies (Greater Security of Tenure & Rent Certainty) Bill 2018. The two Presidents were dismayed to see the delay in enacting the legislation, which … [Read more...] about USI condemns delay in enacting legislation affording more tenant rights to students

Galway City Council pass motion to support publicly funded student accommodation

January 31, 2019 By SIN Staff

Galway City Council pass motion to support publicly funded student accommodation

By Conor Brummell  Galway City Council passed a motion to support publicly funded, purpose-built student accommodation at a meeting on the 14 January 2019.   The motion comes after NUI Galway’s Students’ Union President Megan Reilly and Galway Mayo Institute of Technology's Students’ Union President Aaron Burke made a presentation to the Council’s Housing Strategic Policy … [Read more...] about Galway City Council pass motion to support publicly funded student accommodation

Young people “passionate about resolving issues” a force to be reckoned with

April 5, 2018 By SIN Staff

Young people “passionate about resolving issues” a force to be reckoned with

College campuses around the globe have long been hot-beds of political movements, from Kent State’s anti-war protests to more recent marriage equality campaigns in Irish third-level institutions. Graduate historian, academic researcher and associate lecturer Dr Steve Conlon has completed academic research on the history of the Irish student movement and its role in the public … [Read more...] about Young people “passionate about resolving issues” a force to be reckoned with

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