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US claims Syrian generals involved in "killing and injuring civilians"
Professor Ray Murphy, Director of the Irish Centre for Human Rights in NUI Galway, discusses the likelihood of future war crime convictions in Syria
IMF downgrade global growth forecast
Alan Ahearne, Head of Economics at NUI Galway, analyses the IMF's decision to lower its forecasts for the global economy
Why and when are people removed from the sex offenders register?
Tom O'Malley, Senior Law Lecturer, NUI Galway discusses the case of man convicted of abusing his daughter, who can now have his name removed from the sex offenders register
Majority of medical students see future abroad
Dr. Diarmuid O'Donovan, senior medical lecturer at NUI Galway, discusses a survey which has found almost 90 per cent of medical students are considering emigrating after they qualify
'Do you suffer with problems with your menstrual periods?' - Question on NUIG employment form
Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh describes NUIG questionnaire as misogynistic and invasive
Exchequer figures ahead of target
Dr Alan Ahearne, lecturer in economics at NUI Galway, analyses the latest exchequer figures and says a €2bn budget adjustment is no longer necessary
Fiscal Council warns against easing of fiscal adjustment
Professor John McHale, Chairman of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, outlines the council's latest Budget advice to the Government To read the Council's submission, click here
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