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Naughten raises vital local Leaving Cert concerns at Government level
Many students facing into the Leaving Certificate exams next June are seeking the option of accredited grades which was offered to the last two exam classes, according to local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten.
Ireland revels in sporting joy as grim Covid-19 situation causes concern
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Further progress on new national school for Gort
Progress has been made on the new single campus national school for Gort, the Minister for Education, Norma Foley, confirmed this week.
NUI Galway report calls for greater investment in addressing educational inequality
A groundbreaking report by NUI Galway on educational inequality - the first of its kind to be published in Ireland - has found a significant social return on investment for alternative education programmes.
Centurion Sexton deserves worthy sporting recognition as Leaving Certificate reform imminent
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Merlin College still hopeful Department of Education will extend school building
Merlin College in Doughiska has grown to such unprecedented levels that it now pins its hopes on the Department of Education granting an extension to the building so that all children wishing to attend will be accommodated, especially those from the community in the east of the city.
Welcome to Coláiste Muire Máthair
Newly amalgamated Catholic coeducational voluntary secondary school on St Mary’s Road. The school is under the joint trusteeship of CEIST and the Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh, and Kilfenora. It opened its doors this autumn to 175 first years and they were joined two days later by 519 students from the former St Mary’s College and Our Lady’s College, Galway.
