Vivienne Clarke
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- Sep 1, 2026
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Academic resigns from Leaving Cert maths reform group over ‘incoherent and inaccurate’ courses - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at DCU, Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, who has stepped down from the Mathematics Development Group, which advises the National Council for Curriculum Assessment, said she did so because she was not prepared to be associated with a document of such poor quality that was “incoherent and mathematically inaccurate. “I think it will do a disservice to our young people,” she told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland. “It will fail to adequately prepare them for their fu
Homeless charity moved 900 people back into community from temporary accommodation - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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The CEO of the charity Depaul has spoken of the importance of early intervention in helping people avoid entering homelessness. Speaking in advance of the public of the Depaul 2025 Impact Report, David Carroll told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that in the midst of a housing crisis, Depaul had managed to move 900 people back into the community from temporary accommodation. People were under incredible pressure from a cost-of-living point of view, he added. “We've seen the figures rise really since
Government looking at additional measures to monitor motorways in wake of M9 crash - News - Laois Nationalist (opens the original)
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Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien has said that the government is looking at ways in which to put additional monitoring in place on motorways to allow for early warning of incidents such as the fatal crash on the M9 which involved driving the wrong way on the motorway. “We are looking at how we can put additional monitoring in place on our motorways for early warning. This type of behaviour is completely and utterly unacceptable,” he told Newstalk’s Claire Byrne show. “It's reprehensible as
Insurance Ireland defending levy for flood insurance fund - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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Insurance Ireland is defending a proposal to introduce a €24 levy per insured household which would be placed into a “sustainable flood insurance fund.” Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes. “The plan combines four things. It helps existing homeowners make their properties more resilient. It creates a
Fuels Ireland chief calls for review of fuel taxes as Government plans excise increases - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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Kevin McPartland of Fuels Ireland has repeated a call for more detailed examination of fuel taxation policies and other compliance costs put on fuel, rather than the current “ad hoc approach”. “We should sit down and have a considered look at this,” he told Newstalk Breakfast with Anton Savage. “That's not to suggest that we have to reduce the overall bill on fuel, I don't think that that's a realistic prospect at all, but what we need to look at is the policy that we are pursuing, or the polici
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