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As another college year comes to a close, so erupts a plethora of student politics. This time the,…
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Joe Costigan As the prospect of a Sinn Féin led government forming in the near future becomes more realistic, pressure…
Read MoreUniversity of Limerick Student Centre construction raises the cost of the Student Levy
Daragh De Klein On March 20, 2023, work recommenced on the new University of Limerick student centre, which had temporarily stopped…
Read MoreHolly Cairns’ first weeks of leadership
Cork TD, Holly Cairns, was elected as leader of the Social Democrats, unopposed, on March 1, becoming the…
Read MoreThe European Commission announces two new initiatives showing their commitment to the European Green Deal
The European Commission has announced two new green-proposals. The first focuses on product repairs, introducing new consumer rights…
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Daniel Ryan Biden makes his first State of the Union address, Republicans dominate voter turnout in Texas primary election, and…
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Russia invades Ukraine, Gov. Ron DeSantis sets stage for Republican presidential run in 2024, and three officers are…
Read MoreUkraine Crisis: Tensions Rise as Putin Recognises Pro-Russian Separatists’ Independence
Adam Leahy Tensions in Ukrainian-Russian relations came to a head on Monday as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced plans to…
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