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Dearbhaile Ní Dhúill

Student, Trinity College Dublin

About Dearbhaile Ní Dhúill

I am a third year European Studies student at Trinity College Dublin, currently completing an exchange year in Germany. My Summer 1 research project investigated factors that encouraged political participation among refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland. 

I am a/an:

Undergraduate Leadership & Research Scholar

University

Trinity College Dublin

Laidlaw Cohort Year

2025

Research Topic

European Social and Political Studies Immigration Politics

Area of Expertise

Languages Politics

I am from:

Ireland

I speak:

English German Irish Russian

My hobbies/interests are:

Cooking/Baking Dance Foreign languages Nature & environment Outdoor sports Politics & current events Reading Writing/blogging

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Exploring factors encouraging political participation among refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland
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Exploring factors encouraging political participation among refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland

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