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C&AG names public bodies that failed to file financial statements in 2018
Higher education sector features prominently in spending watchdog’s audit
DCU’s ‘major, once off’ accounting issue caused delay in filing financial statements
Issue arose from the consolidation of different parts of college, PAC hears
‘Prohibitive’ costs of training may have reduced interest in teaching
Academic calibre of trainee teachers has dipped but remains high
Academic calibre of trainee teachers dips, report finds
Irish teachers’ qualification standards still among the world’s top countries despite fall
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Mayo exiles seek divine intervention, and now they have been given a sign
Pupils in Marino’s Scoil Mhuire and a landmark building hold their own against the blue tide
Iona Institute company got €275,000 in donations last year
Religious lobby group has €300,000 in cash reserves before possible abortion poll, files show
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Brian MacCraith says employers want creative leaders, not first-class honours nerds
Catholic library board members resign in row over DCU takeover
Central Catholic Library is in financial difficulty as usage declines
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DCU plans €230m expansion across four Dublin campuses
Planned development on city’s north side will see student population approach 20,000
Quinn advises teachers to study RE to boost their job prospects
Catholic and Protestant teacher training colleges united in new secular home
Hybrid course to allow teachers ‘span’ primary and secondary
Proposal by colleges likely to meet strong opposition from teacher unions
Merger of Catholic and Protestant Colleges of Education may be finalised by 2016
Ethos and identity of each to be protected
Parents must accept limits to compulsion in matters of their children’s faith
Young people must be allowed to make choices for themselves
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