Rose Conway-Walsh

Sinn Féin TD Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire tests positive for Covid-19

Ceann Comhairle expected to return to Leinster House this week having recovered from virus

Owen Keegan comments on student accommodation ‘reprehensible’, Harris says

Dublin council chief said he was surprised students’ union had not entered property market

Teachers support spreading Leaving Cert assessment over two-year period

Emphasis on project or practical work would reduce pressure ahead of written exams

SF TD apologises for comparing indoor dining Bill with US segregation

Rose Conway-Walsh referenced Rosa Parks when debating Covid-19 vaccination pass

Decision due soon on large lectures at third-level in September

If lectures go ahead ‘safety measures will need to be in place’, says Minister

Covid-19: All schools set to reopen after Easter despite rise in cases among children

Foley says schools remain safe and transmission levels in schools remain very low

‘Brexit effect’ causing college applications from other EU states to double – Harris

Minister admits ‘failure of State’ that one in eight adults lacks basic reading skills

I’ve just won a scholarship. So the Government wants to take away my disability allowance

I’m educated, disabled and penalised. Why not allow me to play to my strengths?

My first year as a TD: ‘I felt like I was working in a blizzard’

The pandemic has made for an unusual first year in the Dáil for some 40 deputies

Next academic year will see 5,000 extra students at college compared to 2 years ago

Government backbenchers call on Minister for Education to give clarity on Leaving Cert

Covid-19 protocols around school closures may be amended if necessary - Taoiseach

Micheál Martin says ‘we cannot have position where every school makes its own decision’

Inquiry to be held into use of anti-epilepsy drug by pregnant women - Minister

Epilim can cause birth defects and problems with development if taken during pregnancy

Teachers’ union calls for early finish to school term

Minister says there are no plans to extend Christmas break despite ‘wellbeing’ concerns

Call to claw back Covid-19 relief for student accommodation refusing refunds

Naughten says certain providers had refused point blank to refund students

Leaving Cert: Independent appeal available for students disappointed with grades

School marks released by Department of Education of which 20 per cent were changed

CAO points climb to record high across many courses

Seven courses break the 600 point barrier

Extra 800 college places found but capacity now at ‘outer limit’

Harris says it is ‘legally fraught’ to ring-fence places for students from previous years

Government urged to ensure 20,000 deferred CAO applicants do not lose out

Results for 25% of those seeking college places risk being devalued by grade inflation

Waterford IT will deliver lectures, tutorials and classes remotely

Institute outlines new ‘blended learning’ to protect the welfare of students and staff

What evidence is there that the IRA still controls Sinn Féin?

Official reports about organisation and army council have produced different results

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