Gordon Deegan
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CAO firm makes €1m pre-tax profit on back on college applications in 2025 - Contact Us - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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Record numbers applying to the Central Applications Office (CAO) last year for third-level college places contributed to the company behind the CAO recording pre-tax profits of almost €1 million in 2025. New figures show pre-tax profits at the asset-rich Central Applications Office (Universities and other Higher Education Institutions) CLG last year increased by 27 per cent to €962,665. The Galway-based CAO is currently dealing with some of its busiest days of the year, with Leaving Cert student
CAO firm makes €1m pre-tax profit on back on college applications in 2025 - National News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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Record numbers applying to the Central Applications Office (CAO) last year for third-level college places contributed to the company behind the CAO recording pre-tax profits of almost €1 million in 2025. New figures show pre-tax profits at the asset-rich Central Applications Office (Universities and other Higher Education Institutions) CLG last year increased by 27 per cent to €962,665. The Galway-based CAO is currently dealing with some of its busiest days of the year, with Leaving Cert student
CAO firm makes €1m pre-tax profit on back on college applications in 2025 - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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Record numbers applying to the Central Applications Office (CAO) last year for third-level college places contributed to the company behind the CAO recording pre-tax profits of almost €1 million in 2025. New figures show pre-tax profits at the asset-rich Central Applications Office (Universities and other Higher Education Institutions) CLG last year increased by 27 per cent to €962,665. The Galway-based CAO is currently dealing with some of its busiest days of the year, with Leaving Cert student
Bus Éireann coach-maker penalised for taking legal proceedings for injury awarded compensation - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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Bus Éireann has been ordered to pay €40,000 in compensation to a long-serving coach-maker for penalising him for taking High Court personal injury legal proceedings against the State transport firm. George Moloney has worked for Bus Éireann for more than 40 years and at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), Adjudicator Úna Glazier-Farmer has ordered Bus Éireann to pay Moloney the €40,000 for penalising him by failing to follow its own policy and assess Moloney’s eligibility for early retirem
Plans to renovate psychiatric hospital stalled due to concerns over bat disturbance - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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Concerns for the protected Lesser Horse-Shoe Bat and rodent disturbance have helped stall plans to transform a site containing a dilapidated 19th century psychiatric hospital in Ennis into a large-scale residential scheme. It follows Clare County Council putting on hold plans by Kilkenny firm, Walsh & Sheehan OLE Investments Limited to construct the 171 residential unit scheme as part of a mixed use proposal on the site of the former Our Lady’s Hospital on Ennis’s Gort Road. The protected hospit
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