[…]on Gonorrhoea visit www.yoursexualhealth.ie Follow the campaign, learn something new & join the conversation #OMGsti NOTES: For more information on Gonorrhoea visit www.yoursexualhealth.ie Twitter Accounts for the Campaign Partnership: @SpunOut @TheUSI @thinkjohnny @DubAIDSAlliance @justcarryone Trends in STIs in Ireland, including Gonorrhoea 1995-2012: […]
[…]on Gonorrhoea visit www.yoursexualhealth.ie Follow the campaign, learn something new & join the conversation #OMGsti NOTES: For more information on Gonorrhoea visit www.yoursexualhealth.ie Twitter Accounts for the Campaign Partnership: @SpunOut @TheUSI @thinkjohnny @DubAIDSAlliance @justcarryone Trends in STIs in Ireland, including Gonorrhoea 1995-2012: […]
[…]newly emerging issue for the students of Ireland. Between having the highest third level fees in the EU and the complete lack of affordable purpose-built student accommodation, many students are forced to choose between paying bills or putting food on the table. “Following the formation of the Department of Higher Education, many thought the problems facing third level students would, for the first time, be prioritised by Government. Unfortunately, the main issues facing most students are still largely unresolved. “The student accommodation crisis is probably the worst it has ever been. Many students are facing a year of lengthy commutes as there are simply not enough beds to house the number of students that require them. Investment […]
[…]awareness of the issues and of the supports available to students. USI will also organise training for Students’ Unions and college support staff around the issue.’’ Greg Heylin, Director of Cosc said: ‘‘Cosc was delighted to be in a position to support the roll-out of this particular study of both male and female experiences undertaken by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI). This is the first time that a study of this type and magnitude has been undertaken in Ireland. It is a significant milestone in Cosc’s goal to fill the gap of empirical evidence relevant to the lived […]
