Business study options grow as new roles emerge
More than 330 level-eight business courses are available in the country currently
Ex-priest jailed for 15 months as sisters urge other victims to come forward
Con Cunningham (86) pleaded guilty to eight counts of indecent assault in early 1970s
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Private schools receive €100m in public funding
Enrolments in fee-charging schools rise to highest numbers on record
Schools in south Dublin among the most oversubscribed in the country
High-achieving schools forced to turn away hundreds of applicants each year
Irish team reaches semifinals of World Schools Debating Championship
Irish overcome Israel 6-1 in online contest after Covid-19 saw Mexico event cancelled
‘Transformative’ role of teachers recognised in new initiative
Public invited to share personal stories of exceptional teachers
Grad Profile: ‘Let your personality shine through in the application’
Aisling Byrne (23) is a second-year trainee on the Risk Consulting graduate programme with KPMG
Furniture supplier sues school builder over alleged non-payment
G Morgan & Sons claims Inspiredspaces Bundle 5 owes it €196,000
State ‘has duty’ to help subcontractors after Carillion collapse
Businesses ‘shafted’ over PPP project to build five schools, Oireachtas committee hears
Court grants injunction against subcontractors blockading schools
Firm that took over from Sammon insists it does not owe money for works carried out
Unveiling of new schools in doubt after subcontractors picket
Schools in Bray and Wexford may not now open in time for forthcoming school year
PPPs will cost more to avert Carillion-type implosion
Cantillon: NTMA chief says more weight to be given to balance sheet strength for contracts
Woodvale Construction wins contract for six unfinished schools
Stalled project after Carillion collapse resulted in liquidation of Sammon Construction Ireland,
The schoolgirl raising understanding about young carers
Caoimhe Bennett was one of the 20 finalists in the Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards
Rhatigan adds Foxrock site to ambitious housing portfolio
Development of 23 high-end units due to launch in early 2019
Growing doubt over completion of six major school-building projects
Work postponed indefinitely at sites following collapse of UK construction firm Carillion
‘No material delay’ to opening of schools caught up in construction firm collapse
Concern voiced over future of six school buildings following firm’s liquidation
Pupil tells Oireachtas: exam was like a ‘competition to see how fast you could write’
Tara O’Sullivan (15) says students need longer completion times on Junior Cycle exams
School reports show mixed picture of education system
‘Unresolved issues in professional relationships among staff’ in Gonzaga
Gentle radical who fought for a more just Irish society
Obituary: The teacher and equality campaigner Ann Louise Gilligan believed in the rich rewards of altruism
BT Young Scientist exhibition: Highly commended projects
Projects across four categories carried out by young participants
Leaving Cert: Top student ‘floating on cloud’ after eight A1s
Top of the class: Six students got eight A1s in schools in Dublin, Cork and Mayo
Musical youth descend on Wesley College
The Interschools Music Festival at the Dublin school gives some 1,000 students a chance to shine and provides a great confidence boost
Kevin Mulcaire leads field at schools cross country
St Flannan’s student retains senior title after racing away from impressive pack
Room to roam case study: ‘I was a free-range child’
The Smith family describe the differences between their childhood experiences
Olivia Burke’s family and friends say a tearful farewell
Hozier sings a song for Berkeley balcony victim as her friends form circle of honour
Funeral of Olivia Burke told deaths have ‘pained us all’
Hozier performs during service at Foxrock before burial at Deansgrange Cemetery
Eimear Walsh’s father recalls ‘kind-hearted, generous’ woman
Jim Walsh speaks of trauma of having to bring home ‘our beloved daughter and sister’
Junior Cert German and home economics: Where dull means engaging
German paper was straightforward but boring, while home economics was topical
Leaving Cert maths paper two: ‘They’re making ordinary level harder’
Students coming out of exam at Loreto College, St Stephen’s Green share their reactions
Self-portrait wins top prize in Texaco art competition
Monaghan student Frances Treanor’s ballpoint pen artwork ‘powerful’ says judge
Young scientists discover Fenugreek may be key to feeding horses
Tension mounts among impressive competitors as BT exhibition reaches climax
‘Black Santa’ Christmas sit-out begins in Dublin
Funds raised by annual event at St Ann’s Church will go to homeless
President hears how Mars bar put brakes on pony’s gallop
Comments met with shouts and cheers from students
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