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Coláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath
Tá mic léinn ó Choláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath ag agóidíocht ar son na Palaistíne, agus iad ag súil go laghdóidh a nOllscoil naisc le hIosrael.
Tar éis agóide leanúnach ó mhic léinn na hollscoile, ní hamháin do na léirsithe ar son na Palaistíne ach freisin do shraith léirsithe faoi tháillí teagaisc agus cíosa, ghearr an ollscoil fíneáil de €214,285 ar aontas na mac léinn dá bharr.
Ceann de na príomhchúiseanna a luadh leis an ollmhór ar an mac léinn ná an bac a chur ar rochtain ar an tarraingt turasóireachta ollmhór atá á choinneáil ar an gcampas, Leabhar Cheanannais.
Tá bac curtha ar an mbealach isteach chuig Leabhar Cheanannais agus fanfaidh sé ar an mbealach seo go dtí go mbeidh gach nasc le hIosrael gearrtha ag an unverisity de réir uachtarán Aontas na Mac Léinn.
Tá an-tarraingt bainte amach ag na agóidí ar na meáin shóisialta, fiú agus an podchraoltóir Éireannach móréilimh, Blindboy ag rá: "Gowan Trinity."
Táthar le leanúint leis na agóidí timpeall Bhaile Átha Cliath agus na mic léinn ag fanacht ar fhreagra ón ollscoil.
Tá físeán den agóid le feiceáil thíos:
Trinity students begin encampment outside Book of Kells.@tcdsu and @TrinityBDS plan to stay here until Trinity cuts ties with Israeli institutions. pic.twitter.com/FdE8T4Rlw0
— ellen (@ellenfkenny) May 3, 2024
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