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Mother of schoolchildren: Who, exactly, is advocating for children at the talks this week? Mother of three, Rita Lovett, shares her concerns over the pace at which decisions are being made about the re-opening of schools. By Rita Lovett Tuesday 16 Feb 2021, 3:05 PM Feb 16th 2021, 3:05 PM 30,352 Views 67 Comments ...

Daily Monitor Sunday February 14 2021 Summary After reading these words, I was instantly impressed by Otto. But that was not always the case. Advertisement We’re stronger than we can imagine. Recently I lost an election but I love the way the human mind incredibly adjust. I’m stronger in defeat than I thought I was and gladly take on unfolding life challenges. After 20 years on a fast lane, let me take the slow lane. Time to be led,” Odonga Otto, outgoing Aruu County MP, reportedly said r...

At the outset of the coronavirus pandemic Louise Young was living and working in London. The Murrintown native had moved there 18 months previously and was enjoying life in the big city and all it had to offer. However, as someone with epilepsy she was acutely aware of the danger she would be in if she were to contract Covid-19. And so, in April 2020, she returned home to Wexford. She decided to come home at the start of the pandemic because she would be in the vulnerable category, explains L...

Fujitsu Named to FORTUNE Magazines 2021 List of "Worlds Most Admired Companies" for Third Year Running TOKYO, Feb 05, 2021 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu today announced that it has been named to FORTUNE Magazines 2021 list of "Worlds Most Admired Companies" for the third year in a row. This year, 670 companies were nominated from 30 countries as the "Worlds Most Admired Companies," of which 332 were selected (15 of which were Japanese companies). Fujitsu was selected in the category for the IT Se...

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Union calls for final year nurse and midwifery students to be given healthcare assistant pay "Students have been put in incredibly risky situations with no pay and weakened protections." Reporter: );  ); The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has called for clarity over the continuation of work placements for Fourth Year students. It was announced on Saturday that First and Third Year students would have their work placements cancelled for at least two weeks. According to INMO, Th...