Aine Hyland

Opening of Dalkey School Project in 1978 marked start of multi-denominational education

Principal’s resignation over admissions puts issue of faith and education in the spotlight

Opinion: We need more radical action instead of further discussion

Campaigners say special needs children concentrated in disadvantaged schools

Royal Irish Academy admits 28 new members

Drogheda school says most of 69 suspensions and expulsions relate to violent behaviour

From ancient pagan carvings to Michelangelo’s masterpieces, the stories that art has left as a legacy can bring greater understanding of different belief systems

Pupils banned from class on over 13,000 occasions with 145 expulsions, committee hears

The Irish media’s blanket coverage of the leaving cert is not replicated elsewhere

Many parents say they find it difficult to exert their right to opt their children out of religion classes

The 1960s ushered in an ambitious and strategic education policy approach

We ask influential figures in Irish education on what needs to come next

Despite retiring from UCC a decade ago, Áine Hyland is heavily involved in education activites on a daily basis

Outgoing Government scores C on keeping its promises to children, charity report says

Ireland ‘utterly unlike’ other countries in its use of schools for faith formation

State Examinations Commission did not implement 2008 report’s recommendations