FG TD Urges Minister to Commit to Cut in Third-Level Fees
Government sources say levies to cover Education overspending could limit room for fee cuts and grant increases in Budget 2027, with a €50 million cut at stake.
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FG TD urges minister to commit to cut in third-level fees
Fine Gael's Spokesperson on Higher Education Maeve O'Connell has said she is "disappointed" that Minister for Higher Education James Lawless "is not interested" in bringing to Cabinet a proposal to reduce third-level fees for students.
Clare TD Slams Govt Uncertainty On Student Fees
It’s claimed Clare’s third level students will be left high and dry if the Government fails to implement planned cuts to college fees. Higher Education Minister James Lawless has stated a planned further €500 cut to the voluntary student contribution fee in Budget 2027 could be scrapped due to overspends. The current contribution fee is […] The post Clare TD Slams Govt Uncertainty On Student Fees appeared first on Clare FM.
Backlash risk as college fees cut in danger of being scrapped
Cuts to college fees may be scrapped over the ‘decision to levy’ ministers for overspending at the Department of Education, Extra.ie can reveal. Minister for Higher Education James Lawless has said levies to cover the cost of bailouts ‘may necessitate limitations on new measures’ in Budget 2027. The news is expected to be met with a strong reaction in Cabinet and from the Dáil Opposition, who’ve accused the Government of breaching election promi…
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