Parents disillusioned by pace of change on religion in schools as deadline slips again
Concern as some schools re-poll parents, fail to engage – or in one case warn phrase ‘Dia dhuit’ could be banned
Unanimous opposition to plans to remove diagnosis requirement for special class places
INTO, TUI and ASTI direct members not to co-operate with any new model until concerns addressed
Private school fees in Ireland have risen by almost 25% in five years. Here’s how much they now cost
With Glenstal Abbey closing and others consolidating, boarding schools are feeling pressure
Number of children needing special classes set to rise despite fall in overall enrolment
Data illustrates sharp rise in demand for special education that Department of Education must plan for
Well-known Co Limerick private school Glenstal Abbey set to close
Internal assessment finds ‘the kind of school we have here at Glenstal is not sustainable into the future’
The crumbling Galway school that typifies Ireland’s underspending on education
Irish education results are remarkable against a backdrop of low State investment by international standards
Increasing number of girls lack confidence in Stem abilities, survey finds
Six in 10 identify lack of confidence in their Stem subject ability as barrier to pursuing career in the sector, survey finds
Funding of universities set to be overhauled, says Minister
Operating environment for third-level institutions has ‘changed considerably’
Irish universities teetering on ‘cliff-edge’ due to chronic underfunding, committee hears
State funding of higher education per student stands at 34% less than in 2008
More than 150 schools receive bomb threat email on same day as public sector strike
Schools in the Dublin and Kildare regions understood to be operating as normal while taking the advice of gardaí
Teaching unions urge Taoiseach to intervene and prevent further strike action
Frustration with Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers triggers call around ‘role here for’ Martin
Mental health of students must be prioritised across campus under new framework
Students see wellbeing as foundation rather than add-on to college success
Man in his 60s dies in Meath crash
Collision between truck and a car occurred after 3pm on N2 north of Ashbourne-Rath Roundabout
No property tax changes for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal homeowners
Green councillor says owners of ‘millionaire mansions’ and private investment funds would reap benefit of vote
Public sector strike ‘inevitable’ and will see up to 150,000 medical appointments cancelled
First of two scheduled walkouts will bring widespread disruption, with further escalation possible in November