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 been put forward by the NUI Galway Students’ Union aimed at reforming the … [Read more...] about Students’ Union moves for levy Referendum amid Kingfisher cost dispute
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First win of the season for Galway WFC in Bohemians clash
SSE Airtricity Womens's National League Galway WFC 3-1 Bohemians FC By Oisín Bradley A sun-drenched day turned out to be a day in the sun for Galway WFC, as they dispatched of Bohemians 3-1 in Eamonn Deacy Park. The performance may not have been vintage, with the first two goals from Rachel Kearns and Kate Slevin having a touch of luck to them. However, Billy … [Read more...] about First win of the season for Galway WFC in Bohemians clash
League of Ireland SSE Airtricity League First Division Predictions
By Aaron Deering Athlone Town A.F.C Position finished last season: 9th Predicted finish this season: 5th Crucial Player: Killian Cantwell Last season’s SSE Airtricity League First Division was one to forget for Athlone Town with a ninth-place finish and only a better goal difference saving them from the bottom of the table. The Town instead focused on the … [Read more...] about League of Ireland SSE Airtricity League First Division Predictions
€256,000 in fines issued to students in the 2019/20 Academic Year
By Ellen O’Donoghue NUI Galway have issued €256,000 in fines to students in the 2019/20 academic year for failing to pay registration fees. The figure was released to the Students’ Union under the Freedom of Information Act (FOI). Of the €256,000 in fines applied by the University in 2019/20, €62,000 of these fines were waived, leaving €185,000 in fines for … [Read more...] about €256,000 in fines issued to students in the 2019/20 Academic Year
Gender Disparity in Irish Radio: Progress still needed, but women’s voices in music are stronger than ever:
By Conor Brummell (@ConorBrummell) The coronavirus pandemic brought many issues in Irish society to light, one of which was the well-known but lesser spoken-about secret of gender disparity in Irish radio. Back in June 2020, music publicist Linda Coogan Byrne released a report that she compiled, comparing the amount of Irish female artists that were played on the radio … [Read more...] about Gender Disparity in Irish Radio: Progress still needed, but women’s voices in music are stronger than ever:
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