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USI President Welcomes Reduced Fees for Returning Emigrants.

by USI PUBLICATIONS | Mar 18, 2014 | President's Blog, RELEASES, USI News

This content was first published 8 years ago and may be superseded by events or new information. Please bear this in mind when evaluating this news article.The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) today welcomed the St. Patrick’s Day announcement by Minister Quinn of...

USI’s Vision for Post-Bailout Ireland

by USI PUBLICATIONS | Jan 8, 2014 | Campaigns, President's Blog, USI News

This content was first published 9 years ago and may be superseded by events or new information. Please bear this in mind when evaluating this news article.USI’s Vision for Post-Bailout Ireland As the New Year commences, the USI (Union of Students’ in Ireland) has set...

USI condemns reductions in social welfare payments for young people, call for further investment to deliver Youth Guarantee

by USI PUBLICATIONS | Oct 16, 2013 | Budget, Campaigns, RELEASES

This content was first published 9 years ago and may be superseded by events or new information. Please bear this in mind when evaluating this news article.The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) have today condemned the marginalising of unemployed young people by...

USI welcomes budget decision that protects vulnerable students and families

by USI PUBLICATIONS | Oct 15, 2013 | Budget, RELEASES

This content was first published 9 years ago and may be superseded by events or new information. Please bear this in mind when evaluating this news article.The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has welcomed the Government’s decision not to cut the student maintenance...

Joe O’Connor: Let’s hope the Government remembers students when it comes to Budget sums

by USI PUBLICATIONS | Oct 15, 2013 | President, President's Blog

This content was first published 9 years ago and may be superseded by events or new information. Please bear this in mind when evaluating this news article.WE’LL hear a lot about ‘fairness’ in the next week and a half or so. That is what happens at...