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The principals have outlined how children’s ability to learn in school is impacted because they ‘can’t address’ their trauma.

Shane Loftus never tires of the view from his Mayo farm up the Moy estuary where little egrets and grey herons and other wintering wildfowl wade along its intertidal sand and mud flats.

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Increasing numbers of children are arriving at school hungry every day, a survey has found. 

More children than ever before are arriving at school hungry every day, new figures reveal.

The new survey shows the majority of teachers regularly have pupils attend class hungry.

Four in ten teachers say theyre seeing children arriving at school hungry every day.A survey by Kellogg Ireland, of 211 teachers at primary and secondary le...

A survey of 211 teachers at primary and secondary level found 78% of teachers say children are hungry in their classroom at least once a week.