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Is our education system burying its head in the sand, hoping someone else will educate young people on what they face and how to deal with it?

The BMX Pump track in Dungarvan comprises of a 120-metre-long beginners track and a 420-metre advanced track. 

Ard Scoil Na Mara, Clodagh went to meet some of the transition students in their outdoor classroom on the school grounds in Tramore

Ard Scoil Na Mara, Clodagh went to meet some of the transition students in their outdoor classroom on the school grounds in Tramore

A new strategy on eduation for sustainable development is due to be published by the end of March.

Second legal action escalates dispute between Paddy Cosgrave and David Kelly, co-founders of Web Summit

A new survey of more than 1000 school-aged children from across Ireland has found that 87% of respondents consider climate change important to them, with two out of every three wanting to see climate change taught as a separate subject in school.

Deaths in Laois - February 24, 2021 Reporter: Peter Lalor - Portlaoise The death took place on Tuesday, February 23 of Peter Lalor of 32 The Green, Kilminchy, Portlaoise. Pre deceased by his parents Phylis and Dave. Beloved husband of Jean and much loved brother of Ger, Dathí, sisters Marie and Olive, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews, extended family, relatives and friends. Funeral Arrangements later. Charlie Dempsey - Maganey The death took place on Saturday, February 20 ...

Home Brexit trade disruption fuels boom at French and Irish ports Brexit trade disruption fuels boom at French and Irish ports Customs paperwork diverts trucks from UK ‘land bridge’ on to EU-Ireland sea routes World Economy News 15 Feb 2021 • 4 min read Before Brexit, lorry driver Patrick Kirwan would have typically taken his load of frozen meat from France to Northern Ireland on the quick ferry across the English Channel, followed by a ...