41 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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4 d. ago Ward advises homeowners to proceed cautiously with review of defective concrete scheme

Donegal Deputy Charles Ward has raised concerns about the uncertainty amongst homeowners trying to negotiate the Appeal and Technical Review… The post Ward advises homeowners to proceed cautiously with review of defective concrete scheme appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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1 week ago Special needs assistants aggrieved by ‘demeaning’ practice, union tells Oireachtas

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1 week ago Government must help children caught up in defective concrete crisis – Ward

Deputy Charles Ward called on the government to prevent further physical and psychological damage to the children of the defective… The post Government must help children caught up in defective concrete crisis – Ward appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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1 week ago 40% of defective concrete homeowners living with ‘severe depression’ – Ward

Deputy Charles Ward has told the Dáil today that 40% of homeowners impacted by the defective concrete crisis are living… The post 40% of defective concrete homeowners living with ‘severe depression’ – Ward appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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1 week ago New primary school curriculum to include education on different sexual orientations

Details of a new primary school curriculum, to be phased in from next year across every primary and special school… The post New primary school curriculum to include education on different sexual orientations appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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1 week ago Special school opens in Tuam – with immediate demand for more space

The official opening of a special school in Tuam came with an immediate request to the Minister cutting the ribbon – give us more land to make it even bigger. Because Ability West told Junior Education Minister Michael Moynihan that St. Oliver’s Special School in Tuam was already at capacity, going from five pupils four […] The post Special school opens in Tuam – with immediate demand for more space appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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1 week ago ‘I felt special. There were only 13 girls’: the Dublin secondary school that went co

Students, parents and teachers at St Joseph’s secondary school in Fairview have embraced the shift to coeducation

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2 w. ago Special education coordinators deserve senior management pay grade – Deputy Ward

Donegal TD Charles Ward has called for Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs) to be formally recognised as senior management in… The post Special education coordinators deserve senior management pay grade – Deputy Ward appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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2 w. ago Minister for Education urges families to apply for special school places before new deadline

The closing to contact the National Council for Special Education for a school place is 1 October 2025, four months earlier than last year.

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3 w. ago Senior Garda cleared of assault on bar manager but guilty of public order offence

Gavin O'Reilly, 41, from Cavan, whose address on his summons is Phoenix Park, denied assaulting the Penny Lane manager Emma Parks, under section 2 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act and engaging in threatening, abusive, and insulting behaviour on the same occasion.

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3 w. ago Plea to Junior Education Minister for extra classrooms for St.Oliver's Special School in Tuam

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Ability West has made a plea to Junior Education Minister Michael Moynihan for some extra land for St. Oliver’s Special School in Tuam as it’s at capacity The Department of Education school caters for pupils aged 4 to 18 with learning disability or Autism or Emotional and […] The post Plea to Junior Education Minister for extra classrooms for St.Oliver's Special School in Tuam appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 w. ago Alleged €1m crime spree and damage to Brian Lohan's club: Limerick man appears in court

Two of the charges that the man is facing are the alleged €16,000 criminal damage to the bar and burglary at the clubhouse of Wolfe Tones GAA in Shannon, which is the club of Clare All-Ireland winning senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan.

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last month Stephen Cluxton and Dean Rock join Dublin senior football management team

“Dublin GAA are very fortunate to have such a high calibre management team leading our Senior Footballers”, says Dublin County Board Chairman Ken O’Sullivan.

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last month Stephen Cluxton joins Dublin senior football management team

Stephen Cluxton joins Dublin senior football management team  Dublin Live

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last month Cluxton, Rock and Bastick join Dublin senior football management team

Professor Niall Moyna will also work alongside Ger Brennan.

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