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Clare Based ASTI President Elect Claims Vulnerable Students Will Bear Greatest Brunt Of Teacher Recruitment Crisis - Vimarsana News

Clare Based ASTI President Elect Claims Vulnerable Students Will Bear Greatest Brunt Of Teacher Recruitment Crisis

The Clare based President Elect of the ASTI believes the redeployment of SNA duties to combat the lack of mainstream teachers is creating a significant barrier to education to special needs students. It comes as the association has warned that Ireland is currently in the midst of its greatest ever teacher recruitment crisis. With just […]

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Plenty of people not sure where they stand on Nato membership - Vimarsana News

Plenty of people not sure where they stand on Nato membership

While new poll shows 38 per cent of Irish people are opposed to Ireland joining Nato and 34 per cent support the idea, a hefty 28 per cent said they don’t know

Varadkar still preferred leader among Fine Gael supporters - Vimarsana News

Varadkar still preferred leader among Fine Gael supporters

Good news for the Taoiseach as 52 per cent say they want him to lead the party into the next election, with the Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, garnering 14 per cent of the votes

Large majority back assisted dying, even for those not terminally ill - Vimarsana News

Large majority back assisted dying, even for those not terminally ill

Poll results will focus political minds as Oireachtas committee deliberations intensify

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Sinn Féin hits two-year slump in poll as Fine Gael narrows gap - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin hits two-year slump in poll as Fine Gael narrows gap

Mary Lou McDonald’s party’s support is down by five points to 29 per cent in the latest Business Post/Red C poll, but it is still the most popular party