Thousands expected to demonstrate against prospect of college loans

The Union of Students in Ireland expect up to 5,000 students to join their national demonstration march this Wednesday, October, 19.

Thousands expected to demonstrate against prospect of college loans
Mon, 17 Oct, 2016 - 19:10

The Union of Students in Ireland expect up to 5,000 students to join their national demonstration march this Wednesday, October, 19.

The protest is aimed at warning the Government of the impact of income contingent loans on students and young people.

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