34 h. ago Opinion: Teachers are marking the government's education homework; it better not let the dog eat it

INTO General Secretary John Boyle says that the government is expecting teachers to do more with less as pupils pay the price for underfunding.

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41 h. ago St. Paul: John Ireland Blvd. bridge to close Monday for repairs

St. Paul: John Ireland Blvd. bridge to close Monday for repairs  Pioneer Press

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46 h. ago Immaculate reception: How an Irish priest helped turn the Pittsburgh Steelers into winners

Frank McNally: Relationship between Fr John J Duggan and team’s original owner was founded on a misunderstanding

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49 h. ago John Cronin: Ireland’s fintechs can start here, but without bold reform, they’ll scale elsewhere

John Cronin: Ireland’s fintechs can start here, but without bold reform, they’ll scale elsewhere  Business Post

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2 d. ago John Ireland Boulevard bridge to close in St. Paul for the next year

John Ireland Boulevard bridge to close in St. Paul for the next year  kare11.com

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3 d. ago Séamus Coleman and John Egan return to Ireland squad for World Cup qualifiers

Heimir Hallgrímsson hopes to add Troy Parrott to squad for games away to Portugal and at home to Armenia

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3 d. ago First Call: Steelers game in Ireland posts huge TV ratings; John Harbaugh fuzzy on Lamar Jackson's status

First Call: Steelers game in Ireland posts huge TV ratings; John Harbaugh fuzzy on Lamar Jackson's status  TribLIVE.com

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5 d. ago Northern Ireland health workers 'will get their pay rise', says John O'Dowd

Northern Ireland health workers 'will get their pay rise', says John O'Dowd  BBC

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6 d. ago Job Vacancy: Site Engineer sought by Donegal construction company

John O’Donnell Construction Ltd. is a construction company based in Ballybofey, Co. Donegal. Due to continued growth, we are hiring… The post Job Vacancy: Site Engineer sought by Donegal construction company appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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6 d. ago John FitzGerald: Germany’s economic engine is definitely stuttering

Traditional, more narrowly focused engineering skills are no longer as valuable as in the past

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7 d. ago John Banville: ‘You cannot censor me. They would try it now with all this wokeist nonsense’

The author on his latest novel, Venetian Vespers, how Graham Greene treated him ‘very badly’, and his support for Israelis

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9 d. ago John McManus: Why am I paying my bin company so I can do its work?

Charges have not gone down, yet work the waste operators used to do is now being transferred to customers

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1 week ago Claims about Northern Ireland are "myth making and pure nonsense"

Claims about Northern Ireland are "myth making and pure nonsense"  The Impartial Reporter

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1 week ago Seen a painting of a Dart train in Dublin? It was probably by John O’Flynn.

Seen a painting of a Dart train in Dublin? It was probably by John O’Flynn.  Dublin InQuirer

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1 week ago Man to face charges over alleged abuse of boys in St John Ambulance

Former senior volunteer had been subject of multiple criminal complaints over alleged sexual abuse

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1 week ago Letters to the Editor, September 23rd: On rudeness, John Boyne and moaning ministers

Neighbourhoods, like the cities of which they are a part, are constantly changing

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1 week ago John Looby: Why Ireland’s complex housing deserves better than simple words

John Looby: Why Ireland’s complex housing deserves better than simple words  The Currency

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1 week ago Ireland’s first minister for finance, who had a taste for fine French wine and set up the Botanic Gardens

John Foster managed the country’s finances for 34 years to 1811

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2 w. ago The couple who bought a Wicklow golf course and turned it into a native woodland

The former Glen of the Downs Golf Course greens are now covered in 80,000 native trees, planted by Anke and John Moran

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2 w. ago Inaugural Féile John Ford evokes loads of memories of Quiet Man and movie magic

A golden era was relived almost 75 years on when the inaugural Féile John Ford in An Spidéal focused on the legendary movie maker’s legacies and achievements – back in the land of his ancestors. Though modest in scale, the festival was rich in ambition, celebrating one of Galway’s most renowned sons through his work […] The post Inaugural Féile John Ford evokes loads of memories of Quiet Man and movie magic appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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