Protest will not turn violent, say student leaders

Organisers of today's students protest in Cork believe it will be a peaceful event.

Wed, 01 Dec, 2010 - 09:30

Organisers of today's students protest in Cork believe it will be a peaceful event.

Hundreds are expected to take part in the march involving students from CIT and UCC.

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