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The Nature of Irish Student Politics.

Posted on March 14, 2014July 2, 2022 by trinityfox

After hiring strippers to preform for them in their SU bar, Maynooth Student’s Union have said that they cannot comment on the matter because they are in the middle of an SU election. Nonsense hackery really. We’re happy to re-blog a post from Karl Gill’s blog Red Head, where he talked about the nature of student…

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Women’s Officer Kicked Out for Voting Pro-Choice: USI Congress, QUB, & False Mandates

Posted on April 2, 2013June 30, 2022 by trinityfox

– Aisling Gallagher writes about her recent experience of having her delegate status revoked at USI Congress because she voted for two pro-choice motions. Aisling is Women’s Officer for NUS-USI and a student at Queen’s University Belfast. This post originally appeared on Aisling’s personal blog here.  Last week I went to Ballinasloe for USI Congress 2013 as part…

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Controversy at congress: NUS-USI Womens’ Officer removed from QUB delegation for voting against “mandate”

Posted on March 27, 2013June 30, 2022 by trinityfox

Róisín Jackman of Queen’s University Belfast writes about the controversy surrounding the removal of QUB Students’ Union delegate Aisling Gallagher, The NUS-USI Womens’ Officer,  from her delegation for claims that she voted against her Union’s mandate on abortion services twice. Róisín raises  questions about the legitimacy of these mandates and questions the democratic structures of the student movement….

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The long march through USI: UCD Disaffiliation and beyond

Posted on February 27, 2013June 30, 2022 by trinityfox

– Aidan Rowe discusses UCD’s Disaffiliation from the Union of Students of Ireland, its implications for the student movement, and whether there actually is a student movement in Ireland .  It is something of a paradox that leftists – those progressives who fight for a radical restructuring of society – often end up adopting antiquarian…

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Ignoring the Sins of the Past

Posted on February 4, 2013June 30, 2022 by trinityfox

Here we go. The difficult second blog post. Mightn’t be as groundbreaking or as good as the earlier stuff but sure we’ll get through it.  While the Daily Edge often gets a bit of ridicule from the Journal.ie comment warriors for not having serious stories, I always find it’s a good way to get a…

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