Department Of Education

A former Co Longford primary school principal has been charged with fraudulently deceiving the Department of Education of €450,000 by overstating the (...)

Lecturers in institutes of technology have voted in large numbers to begin a campaign of industrial action over “unsustainable” workloads. From next (...)

Almost 1,000 schools are waiting for renovations or replacement buildings, according to the latest official figures. A total of 341 schools are on ex(...)

For the first time in the history of St Thomas’s school on Dublin’s north side, two of its students are due to sit the Leaving Cert this summer. It m(...)

The European Union’s statistics agency has confirmed that hundreds of millions of euro in borrowings by Irish universities should remain off the Gover(...)

Kildare-based builder BAM is likely to win the contract to complete five schools left unfinished by the collapse of British construction group Carilli(...)

What do we do with Ireland’s institutional history? After the reports are issued, and the apologies made, how should Irish society and culture incorpo(...)

More than 40 new schools with places for 20,000 pupils are due to be established over the next four years, mostly in the Greater Dublin Area, to keep (...)

The Department of Education has been forced to put hundreds of applications for major school refurbishments on hold amid pressure to build new schools(...)

Staff in the Civil Service want the Government to provide additional paid leave for those who are going through a marriage separation or divorce. Del(...)