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USI Grant Information Evenings

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  • 11-08-2010 2:38pm
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    The USI
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    The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) is to hold various Grant Information Evenings in libraries around the country for students who are returning to or starting college this year.

    These events, to take place throughout August, will give students the opportunity to find out everything they need know about the student grants system in Ireland.

    Free practical help will also be available to students who may need assistance filling out the relevant grant forms.

    USI has welcomed the early announcement of the 2010 student grant schemes and the introduction of an improved application system for students.

    Application forms for the grants have been made available earlier for students and this year, are also, downloadable from the internet.

    USI Grant Information Evenings - August 2010



    Western Area

    • Thursday 12th, Letterkenny IT - 7pm
    • Saturday 21st, Tullamore Library - 11am-1pm
    • Saturday 21st, Roscommon Library -3-5pm
    • Monday 23rd, Radisson Hotel, Galway City - 7pm
    • Tuesday 24th, Sligo IT Student's Union - 7pm
    • Tuesday 24th, Carraroe, Co.Galway - 6.30pm
    • Wednesday 25th, Athlone IT - 7pm
    • Wednesday 25th, GMIT/NUI Galway - 7.30pm
    • Thursday 26th, GMIT Castlebar - 7pm
    • Monday 30th, Farm Arms Hotel, Cavan Town - 6pm
    • Monday 30th, Longford County Library - 6pm


    Southern Area
    • Wednesday 11th, Granary, Limerick - 7pm
    • Wednesday 11th, Central Library, Waterford City - 7pm
    • Thursday 12th, Library, Davitt's Quay, Dungarvan -7pm
    • Monday 16th, Cork City Library - 7pm
    • Tuesday 17th, Community Hall, Clonakilty - 7pm
    • Tuesday 17th, Library, Carlow Town - 7pm
    • Wednesday 18th, John's Quay Library, Kilkenny - 7pm
    • Wednesday 18th, Maldron Hotel, Portlaoise Town - 7pm
    • Thursday 19th, Emmet St. Library, Clonmel - 7pm
    • Thursday 19th, Source Library, Thurles - 7pm
    • Thursday 19th, Ashton Park Hotel, Gorey - 7pm
    • Monday 23rd, IT Tralee Library (North Campus) - 7pm
    • Tuesday 24th, Library, Killarney Town - 7pm


    Eastern Area
    • Monday 9th, Maynooth Library - 6.30pm
    • Monday 9th, Naas Town Council - 9pm
    • Tuesday 10th, Louth County Library, Dundalk - 6.30pm
    • Tuesday 10th, Barbican, Drogheda- 9pm
    • Wednesday 11th, Monaghan Library - 6.30pm
    • Thursday 12th, Navan Library - 6.30pm
    • Saturday 14th, Arts Centre, Tallaght IT - 11am
    • Saturday 14th, Balbriggan Library - 2pm
    • Saturday 14th,DIT Aungier St. - 4.30pm
    • Tuesday 17th, Bray Library - 6.30pm
    • Wednesday 18th, Arklow Library - 6.30pm


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    #2
    Annasopra
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    Seems like a good idea to me

    It was so much easier to blame it on Them. It was bleakly depressing to think that They were Us. If it was Them, then nothing was anyone's fault. If it was us, what did that make Me? After all, I'm one of Us. I must be. I've certainly never thought of myself as one of Them. No one ever thinks of themselves as one of Them. We're always one of Us. It's Them that do the bad things.

    Terry Pratchet



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