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A social media ban for under-13s or even under-16s is not pointless just because many will get around it
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Empower mothers to avail of further education and employment opportunities
Boys and girls are more likely to miss school if their parents have a harsher parenting style and if there is a lack of routine at home
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The 2016 Olympic silver medallist was back in elite competition this week just nine months after the birth of her daughter
Have your say: We’d like to talk to people about the experience of location sharing with loved ones
Is the setback to Gaelic games integration a ‘slap in the face’ for women who have given so much to the GAA?
Tell Me About It: ‘I am gutted about this, but my wife says it’s start of new beginning for us’
The event at the RDS offers industry talks, hands-on experiences, demonstrations and chances to speak to employers and education providers
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Both parties need to be very clear on the precise terms of the transaction which can have tax implications
Majority of students refused to go to school at least once last year, new study finds
Tell Me About It: Responsibilities of parenting and work have entirely curtailed what I now see was a more social existence
Memory is a slippery thing, and it’s almost impossible to control what will lodge in the foreground or fade into the dark storage area at the back
Account creation on YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram still relies solely on self-declaration of age
Feelings of isolation can emerge for parents as children grow up, become more independent and begin to leave home
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‘Almost 4,500 every year in Ireland do not progress from year one to year two … There’s a lot of unhappy students and parents’
I could tell you my approach was attachment parenting, but I was more attached to sleep than to any doctrine
The publication of anonymised case reports from the Family Law Reporting Project is an important step towards transparency and accountability
For once, I want to be the can-do parent who joins in instead of sitting on the sidelines eating crisps and taking photos
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