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Primary teaching and playing fiddle ‘means you can travel the world’

Wild Geese: Mikie O’Shea has gone from Ireland to Kiev via Dubai and Tokyo

Gaeltacht: Just 23% of families raising their children with Irish

Only two areas remain where majority of children continue to speak Irish outside school

Grad profile: ‘I was able to upskill and become certified in different areas’

Mary Immaculate College graduate Niamh Crowley enrolled in Accenture’s graduate programme.

‘It’s been very different’: Learning to be a teacher in a pandemic

Covid-19 has forced schools and student teachers to rethink their approaches

Maynooth seminary appoints its first woman dean of faculty of theology

Dr Jessie Rogers is also the first lay person to take on the role at St Patrick’s College

Seeds of hope for children in the planting season ahead

Social enterprise GIY’s schools-based event The Big Grow is in its 10th year

The making of Home School Hub: ‘Probably one of the best things I’ve ever done’

Makers and múinteoirí of RTÉ’s homeschool programme on teaching through the pandemic

Cian Lynch still playing central role in rise of Limerick hurling

Patrickswell star among a number of former under-21s to have shone at senior level

Other institutions: All you need to know about open days

A diverse range of courses are on offer for prospective students

CAO points breakdown: Some of highest rises cause surprise

Changes in medicine modest with one of largest jumps coming in Trinity’s arts course

Back to school blues: Get pupils ready for classroom changes

Beat Covid-19 anxiety and play role in your child’s positive back-to-school transition

Less school and more play has benefits for children, study finds

Survey shows children spending more time playing outdoors than before pandemic

We should look at fundamentals rather than practicalities of reopening churches

Can we seize this opportunity for reflection on how we relate to God?

Is it too late to apply for a postgraduate course in teaching?

Ask Brian: There are still options available for both primary and post-primary

Supermac’s founder aims to supersize his empire

Pat McDonagh remains buoyant about growing his businesses despite Covid-19

The Batman effect: How roleplay boosts children’s academic achievement

Allowing children take on the role of a character can help develop their perseverance by giving them a safe space to fail

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