University Management Team claim funding cuts are inevitable if referendum passes “It’s worrying that they are talking about opportunity costs and not the welfare of students”- Toomey calls for Students to back proposed levy reform . By Conor Brummell @ConorBrummell A notice of referendum has … Read more... about Students’ Union moves for levy Referendum amid Kingfisher cost dispute
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Landmark multi-purpose cultural venue a focal point of NUI Galway’s proposed Innovation and Creativity District
By Ellen O’Donoghue Co- News Editor NUI Galway and Galway City Council have welcomed an announcement by the Government of €4.3 million in … Read more... about Landmark multi-purpose cultural venue a focal point of NUI Galway’s proposed Innovation and Creativity District
Building Boxes and Building Bridges: Occupational Therapy students help the vulnerable with parcel campaign
By Paddy Henry Editor Occupational Therapy students in NUI Galway have developed a novel initiative aimed at supporting people in high-risk … Read more... about Building Boxes and Building Bridges: Occupational Therapy students help the vulnerable with parcel campaign
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Anti-Traveller Racism: It’s Time to Take a Stand
By Stephen Holland The news that the Pontins campsite chain in the UK had a blacklist of Irish surnames which they labelled “undesirable guests” came as a shock to many, who saw it as discriminatory, racist, and … Read more... about Anti-Traveller Racism: It’s Time to Take a Stand
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Leave Diana Alone: Does the world truly respect the People’s Princess?
By Fiona Lee Despite being born in 1998 and Princess Diana passing away in 1997, I have always had a fascination with her life, who she was and what happened to her. To the public, she was coy, charming, caring, … Read more... about Leave Diana Alone: Does the world truly respect the People’s Princess?
Features
Support men’s health with the ‘Movember’ campaign
By Fiona Lee Movember is once again knocking on our doorstep and asking for support in the next coming weeks. Movember is the world’s leading men’s charity. They want men to live happier, longer and healthier … Read more... about Support men’s health with the ‘Movember’ campaign
Opinion
Text me when you get home safe
By Rachel Garvey Following the recent news of Sarah Everard’s death, we can’t help but think about how we can help to prevent something so horrific from happening in the future. Social media was drowning in sexual … Read more... about Text me when you get home safe
Lifestyle
Diet culture is toxic
By Laura Quinn Every young girl has felt the pressure to look a certain way, or to be a certain weight. The media has brainwashed generations of women into believing that their self-worth is intrinsically linked to … Read more... about Diet culture is toxic
Entertainment
Three painters worth knowing
By Niamh Cusack Artwork has been a vital part of culture and society since the dawn of humankind itself. Throughout all of history, from the earliest cave paintings to the modern-day abstract style, artistic … Read more... about Three painters worth knowing
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“Adolescent girls should be encouraged to keep physical activity up for fun, even if they are not elite”
Gymnastics coach Alannah Cunningham talks to SIN about the importance of physical activity during childhood and adolescence, as well as her own life experiences. By Ethne Tierney Women and girls have long been … Read more... about “Adolescent girls should be encouraged to keep physical activity up for fun, even if they are not elite”
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