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Breaking News: Record 73,879 Students Receive Junior Cycle Results
A record 73,879 students receive their 2026 Junior Cycle results, with Distinctions unchanged at 8.6% and French results…
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Breaking News: Why Covid Still Matters for Ireland’s Class of 2026 College Students
Ireland’s class of 2026 begins college after entering adolescence during Covid restrictions. Experts say confidence and identity may…
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Breaking News: The School-Readiness Skills Irish Parents Should Practise at Home
School readiness is less about early reading and more about independence, emotional confidence, self-care and predictable routines.
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Breaking News: Dublin Parents Back Teachers Ahead of Proposed 24-Hour Strike
Dublin parents say teachers deserve fair pay ahead of a possible 24-hour strike, despite the childcare and work…
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Breaking News: INTO Members Begin Work-to-Rule Action in Escalating Education Dispute
INTO members have begun a work-to-rule campaign, potentially affecting voluntary school duties while classroom teaching continues.
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Breaking News: More Than 75,000 Secondary Students Missed 20 Days of School in 2024/25
More than 75,000 post-primary students missed over 20 school days in 2024/25, with absence levels remaining above pre-pandemic…
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Breaking News: Grinds 360 Board Resigns After CEO Suspension and Reinstatement
Grinds 360’s CEO Brendan Kavanagh has been suspended and reinstated amid a shareholder dispute that led to the…
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Blue Star Programme: Taoiseach and Minister Byrne Mark 16 Years of EU Education in Irish Schools
Ireland’s Blue Star Programme marks 16 years of teaching pupils about the EU, reaching more than 220,000 students…
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Breaking News: Why Social Connections Are Central to Ireland’s Deis Plus Schools
Ireland’s Deis Plus schools are being urged to prioritise strong relationships between students, teachers, families and communities.
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Breaking News Ireland: ASTI Teachers Vote for Industrial Action Over Pay Deal
ASTI members have voted for industrial action, with work-to-rule action planned from October 5th and a possible public-sector…
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Breaking News Ireland: More Than 5,000 Leaving Cert Results Upgraded After Appeals
More than 5,000 Leaving Cert results were upgraded after appeals, with students awaiting the impact on CAO Round…
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Breaking News: More Than 5,000 Leaving Cert Results Upgraded After Appeals
More than 5,000 Leaving Cert results were upgraded after appeals, representing 19% of all appeals, according to the…
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Breaking News: Irish Colleges Urged to Teach Abroad Instead of Recruiting More International Students
Higher Education Minister James Lawless says Irish colleges should expand teaching abroad rather than rely mainly on attracting…
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Primary School Survey: Department of Education Publishes New Guidance for Schools
The Department of Education has published guidance to help Irish primary schools understand survey results and engage with…
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Breaking News: Convention on Education Returns as New Studies Edition Broadens Debate on Ireland’s Schools
Ireland’s Convention on Education resumes as a new Studies edition brings academics, teachers, students and parents into the…
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Breaking News Ireland: College Grant Applications for 2026-27 Still Open
SUSI is still accepting college grant applications for 2026-27. Here’s what students need to know about eligibility and…
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Breaking News: ASTI Raises Widespread Concerns Over Ireland’s Senior Cycle Reform
The ASTI has raised widespread concerns about how Ireland’s senior cycle and Leaving Certificate reforms are being developed.
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Breaking News Ireland: Primary School Teachers Begin Work-to-Rule Action in Pay Dispute
Primary school teachers in Ireland begin work-to-rule action amid a public-sector pay dispute, with possible effects on school…
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Breaking News: Teacher Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct After Student Contact
A fitness-to-teach committee found five allegations proven against a special-school teacher over inappropriate contact and Instagram messages.
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Breaking News: Teacher Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct After Kissing and Hugging Student
A teacher at a special school has been found guilty of professional misconduct after five allegations involving a…