Selection of leading online and blended courses
Online or blended learning options at several of Ireland’s top academic institutions
Urban horse project for young people set to close unless funding secured
Department of Agriculture says it can no longer fund wages or other day-to-day costs at Ballyowen equine centre
Pandemic led some parents to delay children’s school start, report finds
Projected oversupply of primary teachers could allow for reduction of class sizes
Work set to begin to make walking, cycling to school safer for children
More than 100 schools to get new footpaths, cycle lanes and entrances through new fund
Coronavirus: 54 new cases confirmed in Ireland, 15,000 forecast by end of March
Rise in cases cannot be stopped’ as restrictions set to be extended beyond March 29th
Coronavirus Q&A: Where are we now? What are the numbers? Where do I stand on travel?
We answer some of the many questions arising during the Covid-19 crisis
Coronavirus: No plans for large-scale school closures ‘at this point’
Department of Education says decision to shut schools would be made on public health advice
Coronavirus: No plans for large-scale school closures ‘at this point’
Department of Education says decision to shut schools would be made on public health advice
SNAs to be allocated to schools based on social profiles
Pilot scheme breaks link between a diagnosis and access to special needs assistants
‘Parents who bury their child are in a very small club’
New CRY chairman Tommy Fegan lost son Kevin to Sudden Adult Death Syndrome
Graduates could pay €160 a month until aged 33 under loan plan
Study finds income-contingent loan scheme cheapest way for State to expand third level
Stem steams ahead as students abandon the arts ship
Points for arts courses fall to a new low as students question value of such degrees
Teacher talks explore restoration of allowances
Unions and Government discuss move as a way of tackling pay inequality in the industry
Ireland challenged on children’s rights record
Ongoing issues include continued holding of asylum seeker children in direct provision
Teachers and SNAs recruited via JobBridge, despite warnings
Sixteen special needs assistant posts and five primary among 94 internships advertised
Implications of austerity ‘disregarded’, UN committee told
Logan says choices made in Ireland led to higher poverty and high youth unemployment
Dublin language school apologises for unpaid wages
Modern Educational Centre blames ‘surprise’ reforms for creating turmoil
Dáil hears 600,000 school attendance letters replicated
Department of Social Protection duplicates work in ‘bizarre process’, says Denis Naughten
Dolphin House regeneration facing more delays due to late planning application
Renovation process for Dublin flats running way behind original schedule
Task force to ‘accommodate’ language students
Students claim they have been left in ‘limbo’ after college closures as visas run out
Flannery steps down from Rehab board and from FG roles
Chairman of Public Accounts Committee expects former strategist to ‘co-operate fully’ with the PAC
Targeted health programmes in schools ‘could reduce obesity’
Just 16% of children in pilot programme were obese, compared to 25% of control group
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