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When asked ‘Will the government pay for (antigen tests)’ on a Morning Ireland interview yesterday, Tánaiste Leo Varakar said ‘schools and colleges we probably will. But that’s hasn’t been worked out yet.’ This interview came after Lidl’s highly desired antigen tests that went on sale last week. The antigen tests …
84,000 students have applied for college places this year according to well-placed sources and an article by The Irish Times. This is a 9 per cent increase since last year. 79,000 students applied for college places last year according to the Central Application Office (CAO). There are several possibilities as …
Today, the Minister for Education, Simon Harris approved a new Technology University for the Irish midlands and mid-west. This approval is based on an application submitted by Athlone and Limerick IT. ‘This is a major day for higher education, but it’s also a major day for this region in our …
84 third level students in Limerick have had their SUSI grants withdrawn. This news come from political party Aontú on the back of an FOI request on SUSI grants by the party. ‘(Students) have planned their financing for the year on that grant. That grant has been withdrawn from them’, …
The education system has been severely affected by the pandemic, forcing us to re-examine the current state of education in Ireland. It is clear 2021 is to be a year of reconsidering. Reconsidering the way we live and the changes that could be made. On the 25th of March, The …
People Before Profit, the government’s opposition party, proposed a bill that would abolish third-level fees to remove barriers and make higher education accessible to all. The motion titled Young People and access to Further and Higher Education was voted down by the coalition government of Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and …
Universities are buzzing cultural hubs that bring students together from nations around the world for higher education. College campuses used to be lively places where students lived and attended classes, visited the student bar, or enjoyed coffee and lunch with their friends in the canteen. But when Covid-19 hit, third …
Keogh’s are a family farm and crisp / popcorn company. They began their story over two centuries ago with potato farming. They then moved into crisp making in small, high-quality batches. Keogh’s continue to pioneer the flavour and process of crisp making to this very day and it all happens …
M&Ms chocolates melt in your mouth, but not in your hand. With velvety chocolate, wrapped in a candies shell, they are irresistible. First on shelves in America in 1941, M&Ms have grown globally, to become one of the most beloved, delicious and recognisable chocolate snacks in the world. They debuted …
Keogh’s are a family owned company that are renowned for their award winning deliciously fresh potatoes, crisps and popcorn. Their potatoes are grown on the family farm and their crisps and popcorn are hand-cooked / hand-popped on the family farm. Keogh’s Mature Irish Cheese & Onion flavoured crisps are hand …