By Aileen O’Leary When I look back on four years of college, I laugh a little, cry a little, but most of all I feel proud. I’m proud that I made it this far; despite the odds I made it to the end. As I am writing my last final year diary entry, I am also writing the last of my essays and assignments for college. By the time this goes to print I will have completed my last … [Read more...] about Final Year Diaries: end of an era
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The future of Irish
By Áine Kenny and Quinton Beck NUI Galway has launched a survey to gather the views of the public on the proposed Irish Language Plan for Galway City 2019-2026. The research is being conducted on behalf of Galway City Council and Gaillimh le Gaeilge as part of the preparation of an Irish language plan for the City. Last year, Dr John Walsh of the Department of Irish … [Read more...] about The future of Irish
Local pharmacy feels the impact of a No-Deal Brexit
By Cathriona Coleman “We say the supplier has stopped making the medication, we try to help them understand.” A recent report issued strictly for pharmacies stated that ‘Brexit will affect the reliability of medicine supply to patients in the pharmacy’, and of 162 pharmacists, 74% believe that certain medications will have restrictions based on the impact of a No-Deal … [Read more...] about Local pharmacy feels the impact of a No-Deal Brexit
NUI Galway first Irish university to host a LGBT+ pride parade on campus
By Áine Kenny NUI Galway made history last month when it became the first Irish university to hold a pride march on campus. The march took place during GiGSoc’s Rainbow week. Students and staff marched from the Quadrangle all the way to Áras na Mac Leinn, where a series of talks were held afterwards. SIN spoke to Maeve Arnup and Oissíne Moore, Co-Auditors of … [Read more...] about NUI Galway first Irish university to host a LGBT+ pride parade on campus
Brexit: going to extra time?
By Harry King It's hard to believe that two years on from when British Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50, we are still as uncertain as we were then as to what leaving the EU means for the United Kingdom. There has been so much talk in the press regarding the seemingly unlimited number of events that could play out in this political drama. To try to understand … [Read more...] about Brexit: going to extra time?