Issue 110
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Public Affairs
Dáil Reform Committee says no to northern Oireachtas representation
Seamus Mallon, Austin Currie, and Ian Marshall are just three examples of how the Seanad has often been used as…
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Public Affairs
Jim Fitzpatrick 1929-2022
Jim Fitzpatrick, as chair of The Irish News, played an unassuming yet crucial role in journalism and political life in…
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Public Affairs
After the fall
Boris Johnson’s premiership came to a stuttering end with many choosing to focus on his eccentric personality and a culture…
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Public Affairs
TRADE UNION DESK
Holding down wage rises as inflation spirals is a recipe for a recession, which may kill off inflation but will…
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Public Affairs
All-party groups re-established after election
In the absence of a return to a functioning Northern Ireland Assembly post-election, some all-party groups (APGs) have been re-established.…
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NHS crisis is a problem for our economy
Economist Paul Gosling assesses how crisis in our health sector and challenges in other public services are a component of…
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Education
Education budget ‘wholly insufficient’
Despite being only second to health in the overall allocation, the Department of Education’s budget is “wholly insufficient” to address…
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Education
First Education Authority review deems authority ‘not effective’
The body responsible for the spending of the vast majority of the education budget has been deemed “ineffective” and “probably…
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Education
Skills shortages impacting profitability, growth and staff wellbeing in Northern Ireland
Employers in Northern Ireland are currently being faced with a skills gap, with more than three quarters (83 per cent)…
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Education
New education framework suggests reform of 14-19 qualifications
The “complex” qualifications landscape for 14 to 19 year olds is to be streamlined under plans to better align the…
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