Colleges cracks the whip

Ireland “Both GMIT and NUI Galway this week cranked up their plans to tackle the anti-social behaviour of some of their students. GMIT contacted all students via email to make them aware of complaints from Renmore residents into anti-social behaviour in some residential estates and a letter was also delivered to each house from the GMIT Students’ Union asking students to consider their neighbours. Meanwhile, NUI Galway launched their ‘Community Spirit Initiative’, which they aim to educate students in the importance of respect for their fellow residents …” (more)

[Declan Rooney, Galway Independent, 14 October]

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