Report on alleged cheating in electrical apprenticeship exams referred to gardaí
Further and Higher Education Minister James Lawless. Photo: Frank McGrath Cónal Thomas and Tabitha Monahan Today at 06:30…
Exam papers ‘sold for €50’ to electrical apprentices – The Irish Times
A protected disclosure alleging cheating within the electrical craft apprenticeship programme prompted serious concerns of alleged criminal activity…
Government’s new housing plan will affect property valuations for years, auctioneers say – The Irish Times
The political decisions the Government is going to make in its imminent new housing plan will impact property…
Ireland secures new national supercomputer – The Irish Times
Ireland is finally getting a new supercomputer with capacity to process vast amounts of data, an essential tool…
Third-level student fees ‘to be cut by €500 permanently in Budget’ – The Irish Times
A permanent €500 cut to third-level student fees is set to be included in the budget as last-ditch…
DCU should reconsider on-campus student rent hikes, says Minister – The Irish Times
Dublin City University (DCU) did not act “in the spirit of the law” when it increased monthly fees…
Ireland’s student accommodation crisis is only getting worse – The Irish Times
“There’s nowhere to live in Cork, and the rents are out of this world,” says Alejandro Cervantes, a…