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Decision to reverse €1,000 reduction in third-level fees will ‘really hurt’ students

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Decision to reverse €1,000 reduction in third-level fees will ‘really hurt’ students

Erasmo Damron 30/06/2025 11:22

Higher Education Minister James Lawless said over the weekend that “as it stands”, the cut to college fees will not be replicated in this year’s budget…

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Higher Education Minister James Lawless said over the weekend that “as it stands”, the cut to college fees will not be replicated in this year’s budget…
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