Tags : Ruairí Quinn

Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor addressed IIEA Conference on Higher Education Funding in Ireland

Labour’s Higher Education Failings Make Seanad Motion More Than a Little Infuriating

Bringing back third-level fees will rebuild class barriers

John Walshe on Education Journalism and Politics

Programme 256, John Walshe on Education Journalism and Politics

A good day for the University of the South East campaign – no mergers and no Jan O’Sullivan and Tom Boland

Labour declines to rule out rising fees for third-level students

A system divided by years of rows

Junior-cycle reform still hangs in balance

HEA boss denies ‘looking for head’ of ex-Waterford Institute of Technology president

11 Dec, 2015
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HEA, John McGuinness, Kieran Byrne, Mary Lou McDonald, Oireachtas, PAC, Ruairí Quinn, Tom Boland, WIT
Governance and administration, Legal issues

Student grants: Resistance to assets means test delays reform

Students from Dublin least likely to get third-level grants

Time to end the ‘Rotten Game’ – we need more college places to meet the demand

Junior cycle reform deal contains enough for both sides

23 May, 2015
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ASTI, Jan O'Sullivan, junior cycle, Ruairí Quinn, TUI
Teaching

Valuable lessons to be learned from Susi

No excuses for the SUSI debacle in year one

Student fees to be frozen at €3,000 for 2016 vows minister

Minister Signals No Further Increase in Student Contribution Charge

The Question of a University for the South-East

Minister snubbed by teachers’ union over Junior Cert dispute

14 Mar, 2015
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ASTI, Jan O'Sullivan, junior cycle, Pauric Travers, Ruairí Quinn, TUI
Teaching

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