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Patsy McGarry’s article in the Irish Times today is really problematic. 1) There was real substance to the last fortnight’s campaign. We have established that govt policy around survivors’ access

Which is why we must make sure that access is underpinned by person-centred legislation and a nuanced understanding of the legitimate rights of third parties. “Prove” is an unhelpful word

So, where are we after #UnsealTheArchive? 1) There has been no real legislative improvement of the restrictive process by which people affected by adoption 1922-1998 access their records from Tusla.

I am still puzzling over the MBHC records Bill, and it reminds me of something Carol Smart says, that I often teach my students - don't expect ideology to show

THREAD: This issue is still rumbling on, but I'm really not sure we are asking the appropriate questions to determine whether this arrangement may pose extraordinary risks to women's health

Maybe my views on this will age really badly, but I can’t see a September online start being a good idea. Are people teaching going to have meaningful time and

Yesterday, at #ucustrike we were talking a little bit about the Office of the Independent Adjudicator, which can offer compensation to students if their university has not adequately mitigated the

Drying off after this morning’s picket and flicking through a copy of the University’s Code of Practice on Freedom of Speech. I am now even more baffled as to why