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Christy Loftus: Living in a tent is no longer a matter of choice - opinion - Vimarsana News

Christy Loftus: Living in a tent is no longer a matter of choice - opinion

Christy Loftus: Living in a tent is no longer a matter of choice - opinion - Western People

Book of Kells barricaded 'indefinitely' until demands are met, Trinity College students say as they erect protest camp - Vimarsana News

Book of Kells barricaded 'indefinitely' until demands are met, Trinity College students say as they erect protest camp

The entrance to The Book of Kells has been barricaded and will be “indefinitely” until the college cuts all ties with Israel, according to Trinity College Dublin student union president László Molnárfi.

Trinity Student head says parents 'proud' he is risking €20k-a-year education in Israel protest - Vimarsana News

Trinity Student head says parents 'proud' he is risking €20k-a-year education in Israel protest

The President of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union László Molnárfi has said his parents are “definitely proud” he is risking his €20,000-a-year education to protest his college’s links to Israel.

Trinity students taking part in on campus protest over Gaza war - Vimarsana News

Trinity students taking part in on campus protest over Gaza war

The protestors want the College to cut ties with Israel.

Source: q102.ie
Trinity Student President: Why I'm risking my €20,000-a-year education to protest as Book of Kells is barricaded 'indefinitely' - Vimarsana News

Trinity Student President: Why I'm risking my €20,000-a-year education to protest as Book of Kells is barricaded 'indefinitely'

The President of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union László Molnárfi has said his parents are “definitely proud” he is risking his €20,000-a-year education to protest his college’s links to Israel.