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Irish third-level institutions to get €3m to make campuses more inclusive

Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris revealed it as one of two initiatives to support students with autism and those with an intellectual disability

Irish Mirror

Government minister promises 'consequences' in DAA if Dublin Airport passengers miss flights again

'If the plan isn't delivered, there will have to be consequences'

Irish Mirror

RTE's Doireann Garrihy believes her podcast brings out the more human side to politicians

The presenter is the host of The Laughs of your Life series

Irish Mirror

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Sadiq Stateside: inside the London mayor’s American tour

Selfies in Times Square, rubbing shoulders with Hollywood royalty in LA and a long afternoon at a licensed cannabis factory. Ross Lydall reports from LA

Evening Standard

Irish students can expect cut in college fees in future, says Higher Education Minister Simon Harris

Mr Harris said a long-unfilled funding gap facing Irish colleges and universities will now be solved

Irish Mirror

Students can expect cut in contribution fee – Harris

The Higher Education Minister has announced a new funding plan he described as a landmark moment for university staff and students.

The Independent UK

No date yet for promised cut to student contribution fee – Harris

The Higher Education Minister said the Irish Government is firmly against ‘unfair’ student loans.

The Independent UK

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Student accommodation to be opened for Ukrainian refugees

Irish colleges and universities will make student beds available to refugees when they fall vacant at the end of the term.

The Independent UK

University study will be available to Ukrainian refugees, says minister

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris also confirmed that Irish students who fled from Ukraine will be able to continue their studies in Ireland.

The Independent UK

Irish Government does not believe war in Ukraine is inevitable, says Simon Harris

'It is never inevitable until it happens and diplomacy should continue to be pursued'

Irish Mirror

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