Conflicting messaging?
A body representing Irish businesses has claimed that many Irish Leaving Cert graduates are unable to perform “simple tasks,” and cannot write a paragraph of text without making significant grammar and spelling errors. The remarks were made this week by the Irish Small and Medium Enterprise Association (ISME) while speaking to the Oireachtas Education Committee […]
“An absence of cases”
112 were positive prior to entry
“We will not comply”.
Cause deep concern among many local businesses just as they were hoping for a recovery of sorts in 2022
“extremely stressful” for kids
Failed boycott
€138 per sq foot “despicable”
Process “easy as possible”
For no uniform day, a secondary school in Meath has encouraged students to wear “pride” colours representing bisexual, transgender, non-binary, demisexual, and genderfluid identities, leading some parents to express their discomfort. For “Stand Up Awareness Week 2021” last week, St. Peter’s College in Dunboyne, Co. Meath, held a “Pride Non-Uniform Day” on Thursday the 25th […]
A Fianna Fáil TD has dubbed critics of Health Minister Stephen Donnelly “begrudgers,” adding that the Minister has done “exemplary” work during the pandemic. The comments came after members of the Rural Independent Group harshly criticised Donnelly and his handling of Covid. DONNELLY HAS “FAILED COMPLETELY IN HIS DUTIES” Deputy Michael Healy-Rae said Donnelly had […]