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Study finds capacity to foster Catholic ethos of schools ‘shrinking’ with decline in those able to deliver faith-based education
Pupil numbers projected to drop by 100,000, or almost one fifth, within a decade
An oversupply of teachers may become an issue by the end of the decade
South East Technological University’s gender expression and identity policy sparked controversy last year
Government urged to honour pledge to boost core funding for higher education sector
Leaving Cert 2024 results to issue on August 23rd, earlier than last year
DCU research finds young males fed ‘toxic’ anti-feminist and other extremist content within 23 minutes
Legislators should be ‘much more aggressive’ in holding technology firms to account, Oireachtas committee told
Pupils at Clondalkin primary school to protest outside Leinster House this week over delays to new school building
St Mary’s in Dublin 7 is first Catholic school to come under Educate Together patronage in State as part of pilot programme
Dr Umar al-Qadri, chief imam of Islamic Cultural Centre, to run as an independent in Dublin
New figures show 463,000 waiting for treatment outside official targets but Department of Health says progress being made
Higher Education Authority officials set to visit TU Dublin and UL amid concern over spending
ASTI event told key roles such as co-ordinators of education supports for students with additional needs not officially recognised
We asked delegates at teaching union conferences if they support calls for teachers in urban areas to be paid more to reflect higher living costs