Ireland’s international education sector risks hitting “social license wall”

The PIE NewsBy Beth KennedyOct 15, 2026

Housing pressures, perceptions of racism and concerns over graduate outcomes risk undermining public support for international students, panellists at the second edition of The PIE Live Ireland have warned.

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