18 September 2024

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University of Galway SU president backs calls to waive third-level fees for Palestinians

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University of Galway SU president backs calls to waive third-level fees for Palestinians

The president of the student’s union at University of Galway is backing calls for third-level fees for Palestinians to be waived.

Faye Ní Dhomhnaill says it’s not fair that those fleeing war in Ukraine have their international fees waived – but those fleeing war in Gaza do not.

The fees typically amount to between €10 thousand and €30 thousand per year.

Faye told John Morley people genuinely fleeing war – whether from Ukraine or Palestine – should be given opportunities.

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