Winning individual speaker was Liam Boyce of the University of Galway Literary and Debating Society
Trinity Phil was successful in arguing the motion that ‘This House believes that justice is better achieved outside the courts’.
TCD Phil team have won the last available place in The Irish Times debate final which is now in its 65th year. The last semi-final took place at The Fitzgerald Chamber in the UCD student centre. The motion was, “This house believes that justice is better achieved outside the courts”. The winning individual speaker was Liam Boyce of the University of Galway Literary and Debating society who “presented a very distinctive angle and spoke with clarity”, the judges decided.He will be joined by Tom Frances and Mary Wood, both from the TCD Historical Society, and Irene Kellegher, from the Cadet School, in the final.
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