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Seachtain na Gaeilge is an opportunity to look anew at attitudes to the Irish language and re-embrace a fundamental part of our culture

Agri Careers: a ‘disconnect’ between the syllabus and exams - 21 February 2024

Schools availing of the scheme are required to choose the cheapest retailers, disproportionately affecting small businesses.

The Children’s Rights Alliance has launched its annual report card examining the government’s promises.

A transition year student’s award-winning investigation has shone a light on readability issues for many sitting Junior Cycle maths papers

Students across the water spend the last four years on a relentless exam treadmill, culminating usually in just three A Level subjects

Limerick native Dr Jennifer McMahon has been appointed as the head of the Department of Educational Psychology, Inclusive and Special Education (EPISE) at Mary ...

Some secondary schools are refusing to accept new students until “voluntary” contributions of up to €200 are paid.

Some secondary schools are refusing to accept new students until “voluntary” contributions of up to €200 are paid.

Some secondary schools are refusing to accept new students until “voluntary” contributions of up to €200 are paid.