Dublin University Bill sparks broad church debate
A Dublin Senate petition against the government university bill tallies with actions by Trinity College and Queen's University bodies. Resolves urge preserving privileges while ending religious tests. Disestablishment voices frame the issue as threat to education and civil harmony across Protestant and Roman Catholic communities.
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