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Well laid out papers a 'fair' test
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
JUNIOR CERT TECHNOLOGY: JUNIOR CERT technology students were greeted with clearly laid out and well-illustrated papers at both levels yesterday afternoon according to teachers of the subject. Colour diagrams, photographs and pictures scattered among the short questions in section A made for a clear and welcoming start to both exams.
Ireland
Social Life
The high price of excluding too many victims
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
As groups like the Consultative Group on the Past debate how best to deal with the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, Bryan Coll visits South Africa to gauge the impact of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as well as the problems raised by its damaged legacy
Ireland
Social Life
Balancing a legal and spiritual process
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
The North's victims and survivors commissioners are about to hold their first public meetings, writes Bryan Coll
Ireland
Social Life
Irish Times Douglas Gageby Fellowship
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
BRYAN COLL is the winner of the 2008 Irish Times Douglas Gageby Fellowship, awarded by the Irish Times Trust to a young journalist at the start of his/her career in memory of the paper's former editor Douglas Gageby.
Ireland
Social Life
Farm deaths rise to 16, study shows
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
SIXTEEN PEOPLE have died on farms in Ireland since the start of the year compared with 18 in the whole of 2007, a major cross-Border conference on farm safety heard yesterday.
Ireland
Social Life
Farm fatalities
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
Figures for the Republic and the North since 2002.
Ireland
Social Life
Woman victim of Wicklow crash named
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
A 34-YEAR-OLD mother of three, Deirdre Bolger from Wicklow town, was fatally injured yesterday when the car she was driving was involved in a single-vehicle crash.
Ireland
Social Life
35 jobs to go at Mercy hospital in Cork
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
NEARLY THREE dozen jobs are to go at the Mercy hospital in Cork due to the hospital's budgetary difficulties, the Oireachtas Health Committee was told yesterday.
Ireland
Social Life
Town of Drogheda to be split by proposed DTA
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
THE TOWN of Drogheda on the border of Meath and Louth is to be split by the proposed Dublin Transport Authority (DTA), with only land south of the Boyne being part of the new body's remit, it has emerged.
Ireland
Social Life
John Major 'touched' to receive freedom of Cork
18.06.2008 23:32
ireland.com
FORMER BRITISH prime minister John Major has written to Cork City Council to express his gratitude at being chosen, along with former taoiseach Albert Reynolds, to receive the freedom of the city of Cork tomorrow.
Ireland
Social Life
Sustainable and no stamp duty on southside
18.06.2008 23:31
ireland.com
Architectural project manager Catriona Cantwell is selling one of two eco-friendly houses she built in Monkstown Farm - she's keeping the other one for herself, writes Eoin Lyons
Ireland
Construction & Real Estate
A warming Arts and Crafts home
18.06.2008 23:30
ireland.com
The panelled timber and grand rooms of this detached Edwardian house conjure up thoughts of evenings toasting bread over a roaring fire, writes Eivlín Roden
Ireland
Construction & Real Estate
Finding a place at Peyton
18.06.2008 23:30
ireland.com
CO DUBLIN - FROM 350,000: The first 30 houses in a large mixed-use development being built in Rathcoole, Co Dublin go on sale this weekend, writes Fiona Tyrrell
Ireland
Construction & Real Estate
Dartry semi refurbished with a touch of glass
18.06.2008 23:30
ireland.com
DUBLIN 6: €2.25MIn walk-in condition and with a new extension, this stylish D6 semi ticks all the boxes for those looking for a spacious family house, writes Bernice Harrison
Ireland
Construction & Real Estate
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