4 h. ago Ciaran Cannon appointed to high level position with online educator Alison

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Former Minister and Galway East TD Ciaran Cannon has been appointed to a high level position with Galway headquartered online educator Alison The former Minister for Training and Skills, who retired ahead of November’s general election, is the new Vice-President of Global Affairs for the educator which […] The post Ciaran Cannon appointed to high level position with online educator Alison appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago Northwest fairing better for declining nitrogen levels in rivers

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Areas of the midlands and north west are fairing better when it comes to the level of Nitrogen found in rivers. Levels dropped last year, however figures from the Environmental Protection Agency found levels are too high in the southeastern half of the country. 20 major rivers, […] The post Northwest fairing better for declining nitrogen levels in rivers appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago Social Prescribing: What is it all about and how can it help our health?

Today is Social Prescribing Day, and pharmacist Liz O’Hagan explains what it is and how it can positively impact wellbeing.

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9 h. ago Miriam Lord: Tech bros at war as Web Summit founders arrive at High Court

On one level, it all sounds very complicated. On the other, it’s the age-old story of a once-exciting marriage ending in acrimony and a major row over who keeps the dog

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9 h. ago Tech bros at war as Web Summit founders arrive at High Court

On one level, it all sounds very complicated. On the other, it’s the age-old story of a once-exciting marriage ending in acrimony and a major row over who keeps the dog

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9 h. ago Leaving Cert students to face oral exams in English under sweeping changes

Draft plan would see candidates quizzed on plays or books at end of fifth year

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15 h. ago Many special needs students struggle to access career advice at second level, finds study

Research tracks experiences of vulnerable young people and level of support offered by schools

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19 h. ago Russian and Chinese online networks often mention Ireland, study reveals

Russian and Chinese online networks often mention Ireland, study reveals  Newstalk

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23 h. ago Vacancy: Quiet Moment Tearooms in Letterkenny seeks talented cook/chef

The Quiet Moment Tearooms in Letterkenny requires a talented cook to join their friendly, hardworking and dynamic team. The position… The post Vacancy: Quiet Moment Tearooms in Letterkenny seeks talented cook/chef appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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26 h. ago Enoch Burke's bank account frozen as court appoints receiver to collect unpaid fines

Enoch Burke, who says he is standing up for his Christian beliefs, claims his constitutional right to religious freedom has been breached

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27 h. ago Enoch Burke case: Receiver appointed over teacher’s future salary in bid to collect €79,100 in fines

Judge also makes conditional order over Enoch Burke’s bank account

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27 h. ago Amazon.ie will give Irish shoppers choice but is not ‘good news for all’

Retailers face challenge of working with online platform or going head-to-head with it for business

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27 h. ago Yes, Amazon.ie will give Irish shoppers choice. But no, it’s not ‘good news for all’

Retailers face challenge of working with online platform or going head-to-head with it for business

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28 h. ago Minister Charlie McConalogue reflects on successful visit to Colombia

Donegal Minister of State, Charlie McConalogue, has said he would welcome a high-level visit from Colombia to Ireland before the… The post Minister Charlie McConalogue reflects on successful visit to Colombia appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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29 h. ago Tuesday’s briefing: Michail Antonio gives positive update and Russo eyes silverware

The West Ham forward shattered his femur in four places on December 7th when he crashed his Ferrari into a tree in Epping Forest.

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32 h. ago Galway schools and education centre recognised for LGBTQ+ work

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Two Galway schools and one education centre has been recognised for their work on LGBTQ+ wellbeing and inclusion. The LGBTQ+ Quality Mark is awarded for work which helps improve the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ students. Clarin College, Athenry, and Coláiste na bPiarsach, Rosmuc, alongside Youthreach Galway […] The post Galway schools and education centre recognised for LGBTQ+ work appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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33 h. ago ‘There will be challenges’: Are primary schools ready to teach foreign languages?

We are least likely in the EU to know other languages but curriculum changes for younger pupils may help change that

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33 h. ago We are least likely in the EU to know other languages. A bold new curriculum change may change that

We are least likely in the EU to know other languages but curriculum changes for younger pupils may help change that

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40 h. ago Matt Doherty ‘stands by’ comments that he felt disrespected when left out of Ireland squad

Wolves defender has come back into favour after cementing his starting position in Vítor Pereira’s side

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50 h. ago Ireland great claims Simon Easterby's side in 'dangerous' position after being 'forced' down Springboks route

Ireland great claims Simon Easterby's side in 'dangerous' position after being 'forced' down Springboks route  planetrugby.com

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