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# rag-week - Friday 3 March, 2017
# rag-week - Saturday 18 February, 2017
This huge street party led by a man with a speaker on his bike sums up Galway RAG Week
When the clubs are full.
# rag-week - Tuesday 14 February, 2017
Galway gardaí warning to rag week revellers as they start early on 'Donegal Tuesday'
Tonight is expected to the busiest of the week as part of the city’s unofficial rag week.
# rag-week - Friday 15 April, 2016
UCC Rag Week pub hours are in the firing line from councillors
Cork City Council wants on-campus bars to open later during Rag and Freshers weeks.
# rag-week - Friday 19 February, 2016
11 tweets and Instagrams that sum up the madness of Rag Week
When the students of this country lose their entire minds.
# rag-week - Tuesday 16 February, 2016
Donegal Tuesday is about to take over Galway
#PrayForGalway
# rag-week - Saturday 13 February, 2016
Gardaí have 'zero tolerance' plan for Galway's Rag Week
Extra resources are being drafted in to deal with the anticipated large crowds.
# rag-week - Sunday 22 February, 2015
11 things every woman on her period knows to be true
Sleep. Eat. Cry. Repeat.
Body of missing Mayo man found
Jason McNulty had travelled up to Galway with a group of friends.
# rag-week - Tuesday 17 February, 2015
Student defends Donegal Tuesday to Joe Duffy: ‘February is the drinking month’
Queues formed in the morning for the now annual “Donegal Tuesday” event in Galway city.
Student defends Donegal Tuesday to Joe Duffy: 'February is the drinking month'
IT’S A DISGRACE, JOE.
Here's the massive queue outside a Galway pub this morning for Donegal Tuesday
The tradition lives on.
# rag-week - Saturday 14 February, 2015
Six arrested during Waterford RAG Week celebrations
A large crowd had gathered on John St.
# rag-week - Monday 24 February, 2014
Supermac's chief says Galway Rag Week was "the best of banter"
Pat McDonagh says that students were “exemplary”.
# rag-week - Tuesday 18 February, 2014
Gardaí shut down unofficial Galway Rag Week event after crush outside nightclub
The gardaí said the decision to close the ‘unofficial’ Rag Week night was made on the grounds of health and safety reasons.
# rag-week - Saturday 23 February, 2013
Column: RAG Week - when it began, where it all went wrong, and how to fix it
RAG Week is a topic that has provokes strong emotions in recent weeks, but what is RAG all about? Where did RAG Week come from? What does the future hold for RAG? asks Daithí de Buitléir.
# rag-week - Tuesday 19 February, 2013
'Number of people arrested' in unofficial Rag Week celebrations in Galway
The President of the Student’s Union at NUI Galway, Paul Curley said he has been led to believe that none of the people arrested were from NUI.
# rag-week - Thursday 27 September, 2012
Cork students asked to sign 'pledge of honour' in anti-social clampdown
Students must “endeavour to show respect” as residents complain of anti-social behaviour.
# rag-week - Tuesday 18 October, 2011
NUI Galway students vote to scrap controversial Rag Week
The Students’ Union council votes by 107 votes to 7 to scrap the event, in exchange for extra cash towards student hardship funds.
# rag-week - Friday 4 March, 2011
Gardaí make a number of arrests as students celebrate in Galway city
There are reports of dozens of students being arrested for public order offences as they celebrated ‘College Week’.
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RESIDENTS IN DUBLIN have written to An Bord Pleanála in a bid to stop a co-living development popping up in their North Inner City neighbourhood.
Co-living projects – where residents have their own unit of residence with bed and bathroom but share communal cooking and living areas – have been a controversial concept in Ireland with some describing them as modern tenements and a poor response to the housing crisis.
Developers, however, insist co-living units will make up a small proportion of the housing market, will appeal to younger working professionals, and were never designed in response to the housing crisis.
So today we’re asking: Are you opposed to co-living developments in Ireland?
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