Greens should be 'extremely' careful about going into government with FG or FF, says ex-Labour minister
Jan O’Sullivan said that the Greens needed to ‘tie down’ any commitments from the two parties.
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Jan O’Sullivan said that the Greens needed to ‘tie down’ any commitments from the two parties.
The latest Daft.ie quarterly report found that the average monthly rent nationwide is €1,334.
A new national agency and a nationwide Rent Pressure Zone are on the party’s agenda.
A member of the public sent a video of people removing the Yes posters in Limerick city to Jan O’Sullivan TD.
A new survey by Barnardo’s has shown parents of first year secondary students paying almost €800 to send their child to school.
Bray town councillor Pat Vance told his colleagues in 2013: “I’ll keep on saying it, time and time again, something needs to be done.”
But only in the event of water charges being suspended…
The industrial action was due to impact about 350 schools across the country.
New guidelines have been launched to help schools support LGBT students.
One in five people know someone who has baptised their child just to get them into the local school.
…but most of them haven’t submitted all the necessary documentation.
€83 million of donations has been made from congregations since the Ryan Report.
The government has announced hundreds of new school building projects.
The ‘Different Families, Same Love’ campaign aims to celebrate different family structures.
It’s part of a new 1916 Centenary initiative.
Joan Burton is safe for now but who’s in the mix to replace her? We rank the contenders…
The teacher for the island’s sole primary school is to be funded privately by Zurich Insurance however.
The minister for education has intervened in the matter.
Anna wants to study physiotherapy at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin.
Many have staunchly resisted calls to amalgamate or divest.
The people of Inis Meáin are campaigning hard to get a second teacher for their primary school – but so far their protests are falling on deaf ears.
This leaflet has sparked some harsh words from two councillors and a government minister.
Many schools across the country only allow specialised uniforms from one particular shop. Should this be allowed?
The dedicated assistants will be employed from September 2015 onwards.
It seems that the Department of Education and teaching unions have reached an agreement.
Only a nominal number of teachers have taken up the new teacher training.
Ruth Coppinger has said the comments ‘do no favours’ to the anti-austerity movement.
It has been dismissed as a ‘red herring’.
It’s funded by the alcohol industry.
Analysis: The politics behind today’s news on changes to schools’ admissions policy.
Minister Jan O’Sullivan is due to announce new legislation later today.
Unions say half of all teachers under 30 are now on part-time work arrangements.
Ireland’s top ranked university has links with around 80 universities, research institutes and hospitals in Brazil.
Jan O’Sullivan says she’s pressing ahead with junior cycle reforms, insisting individual teachers “want to get on with it”.
Jan O’Sullivan and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin were delayed for about 40 minutes.
Most small schools are in Donegal, Mayo, Roscommon and parts of Galway and Kerry.
Parents are voicing their concerns over the Primary Online Education being rolled out in schools across the country.
Coláiste Eoin, Skype facilities and the first Laureate of Irish fiction.
The minister said she is satisfied the time limit doesn’t need to be changed – for now, at least.
Around 330,000 second level students will have a day off tomorrow, as teachers go on strike again.