Residential zoning on Central Bank land maintained, paving way for possible sale
Regulator receives 4,100 responses to survey about mortgage rules
Two Irish men’s swim relay teams to compete in Tokyo Olympics
Gap of 49 years is bridged as the 4x100m freestyle and medley teams earn invites
Mona McSharry making waves in the pool Budapest
20-year-old swims the second fastest time of her life to reach the 100m breaststroke final
Central Bank offers to assist with coronavirus contact tracing
Minutes of recent meeting show regulator is engaging with HSE on staff redeployment
Shane Ryan smashes another Irish record but just misses out on final
Irish swimmer knocks almost a second off the men’s 100m freestyle mark
Central Bank to sell its Spencer Dock office
Regulator plans to buy two buildings near HQ to give scope for expansion
Central Bank governor Philip Lane gets €7,000 salary hike
Other executives also getting rises due to unwinding of agreement on public sector pay
Central bank allocates 28 out of 170 new staff to Brexit
Regulator says headcount for the year end would be close to 1,620 employees
Central Bank says €541,000 severance payout was ‘cost-efficient’
Six payments made between 2011 and 2013 to avoid ‘more costly’ outcomes, PAC is told
TUI faction calls on teachers to reject additional hours
Department warns rejection could cost teachers €31,000 each over next four years
Conor Ferguson just misses out on Olympic qualifying time
Larne swimmer will get another chance on Saturday after missing out by just .05 of a second
‘It’s hard when you see others doing the same job paid more’
Teacher union conferences: Unequal pay a source of anger among young members
Institutes of technology mergers a ‘byword for cuts’, TUI told
Gerry Quinn warns of industrial action in event of unilateral moves by Government
TUI warns it will be hard to get teachers in some subjects
Education union urges end to two-tier pay structure as graduates are put off teaching
Higher education sector under pressure as never before
Without funding reform, third-level institutions will not be able to cope with demand
Planned strike by teachers called off
February 24th stoppage by TUI members could have affected 350 schools before polling day
TUI plans one-day February strike without ‘meaningful’ talks
Jan O’Sullivan says decision was ‘wholly unjustified and completely disproportionate’
TUI president: Why I’m striking tomorrow
Opinion: The success of the State’s institutes of technology is being undermined by short- sighted, steep and stupid cuts
Creating technological universities to cost students, says union
Merger expenses to top €45m, according to data submitted to Department of Education
Institutes of technology lecturers to ballot for strike action
TUI members concerned new legislation threatens sector and working conditions
Second-level teachers to stage one-day strike before election
Lecturers in institutes of technology to also engage in work stoppages early next month
TUI warns of strikes at institutes of technology after vote
Union says funding cuts and falling staff numbers need to be urgently tackled
Revenue may collect student loans under proposed scheme
Graduates could pay back tuition fees via income tax when earnings reach set level
Irish teachers well paid, but work longer hours in larger classes
OECD report shows Ireland has one of highest rates of second-level completion
Institutes of Technology may face unrest over pay, union warns
TUI to ballot members over coming weeks as part of national campaign of action
Young teachers leaving profession over ‘rampant’ casualisation
Half of second-level teachers under-35 employed on temporary basis, says TUI president
Teachers’ union for strike ballot over ‘discriminatory’ pay
Lansdowne Road deal ‘failed to address critical issues swamping education system’
Teachers threaten further industrial action after split vote
Only 38 per cent of ASTI members opt to vote, rejecting plan by narrow margin
All-Ireland Hurling Final: Big-game plans for big-game days
‘Win your own head’ is now the first thing – and that means preparation
Half of secondary teachers under 30 lack job security
Three teachers give their account of the difficulties facing those working in the area
TUI group recommends accepting junior cycle reform plan
President of teachers’ union says compromise proposals address strike concerns
Leaving Cert: Increase in uptake of science, technology subjects welcomed
Students urged to keep ‘a sense of perspective’ and explore options outside of third level
TUI to urge members to reject Lansdowne Road pay deal
Impact urges 60,000 members to accept the proposed agreement
Do Irish teachers work long hours by international standards?
Working hours of secondary teachers are 4th longest in Europe but shorter than US, Australia
Almost 119,000 students begin State exams today
Latest figures show cost of Leaving Cert and Junior Cert last year was €63 million
Teacher unions agree to put junior cycle plan to ballot
New ‘profile of achievement’ to be issued by schools rather than the state
Teacher unions may put junior cycle deal to ballot without endorsement
Union members express concern they are being given little time to analyse the deal
Thousands of teachers protest over Junior Cycle reform
Lunch demonstrations by ASTI and TUI mounted over objections to student assessment
Standing ovation for Minister as she defends Sligo college staff
Croke Park hours of ‘great value’ to department, says senior official
Minister urges teachers to attend junior cycle training despite unions’ order
TUI praises Jan O’Sullivan for making ‘a fairly good attempt’ to resolve dispute
Unions urge teachers to ‘hold firm’ on junior cycle reform
ASTI and TUI say they ‘want to resolve the dispute’ but only if conditions are met
Teachers to demonstrate during April over Junior Cycle syllabus
Teachers’ Union of Ireland members still opposed to many aspects of Travers proposals
Teachers say report cards a way to end strike
Unions say solution possible but only if school-based assessments scrapped
Fresh talks planned for next week after teachers’ strike
Minister says parents and students should have ‘equal recognition’ in deciding policy
Cabinet considered ending free secondary education days before bank guarantee
Proposed scrapping of Junior Cert in 2009 estimated to save €24 million a year
Union says austerity behind junior cert reforms
Latest figures show scrapping Junior Cert would save over €20 million a year
Gort have edge over Portumna in Galway final
Gerry Quinn’s accuracy from dead ball instrumental in seeing off All-Ireland champions
Teachers ready for ‘long, protracted’ dispute over Junior Cert, unions warn
TUI and ASTI welcome broad support and prepare battle lines for January strike
Teacher unions prepare for second strike date in January
New figures indicate the state could save €3.5 million from school-based assessment
Principals told to close schools for a day in junior cycle protest
Strike set to go ahead next Tuesday as unions and Minister blame each other
Teacher unions under pressure within schools to call off strike
Growing disquiet among teachers and principals over unions’ negotiating strategy
O’Sullivan ‘cannot offer more concessions’ to teachers’ unions
Planned strike next month over reforms to affect up to 300,000 students and parents
Parents and teachers on collision course over junior cycle strike plan
‘Teachers should have confidence in themselves,’ says council chairman
Jan O’Sullivan rules out more junior cycle reform concessions
Teaching unions threaten strike action over project work assessment proposals
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