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  3. #991624

    Nonetheless, 13 formal investigations were launched and some public bodies, such as the Department of Education and Skills, were found to be in breach of language legislation.

    Language report from Coimisinéir Teanga published – Pól Ó Muirí

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  4. #999568

    Rónán Ó Domhnaill, has reported the Department of Education and Skills to the Houses of the Oireachtas today because it has failed to fulfil its obligations under the Education Act 1998.

    Language Commissioner criticises Dept of Education – Pól Ó Muirí

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  5. #999573

    The Department of Education has not put a system in place which ensures that teachers teaching in Gaeltacht Schools and Gaelscoileanna are fluent in the Irish Language.

    Language Commissioner criticises Dept of Education – Pól Ó Muirí

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  6. #1004819

    The only problem with this is that the Department of Education has already officially sanctioned total early immersion through Irish.

    Coalition parties come to the céilí with empty hands – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

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  7. #1136887

    Deirtear i gcuntas The Irish Times: ‘With funding from the Department of Education, Teilifís Scoile was instrumental in updating teaching methods and curricula.

  9. #326868

    “It is ridiculous that the Government is not keeping to its strategy and commitments.  The commissioner also reported the Department of Education and Skills to the Houses of the Oireachtas because it has failed to fulfil its obligations under the Education Act 1998.  Other bodies that were in breach in respect of the use of Irish included the Railway Procurement Agency, Dublin Bus and the HSE,” a dúirt Adams.

  10. #964894

    D'eisigh an Roinn ráiteas i mBéarla, á rá: "The Property Management Section of the Office of Public Works, which acts on behalf of the Department of Education and Science in relation to site acquisitions generally, has been requested to source a site for the school in question.

    'Bláthanna, féar agus fiailí' ag fás as díon – Tuarascáil Pól Ó Muirí Eagarthóir Gaeilge

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  11. #1004813

    What we get instead is an insipid cocktail of vague promises and rehashed proposals, most of which seem to have been randomly plucked from the Department of Education’s excellent draft policy for the reform of Gaeltacht education, which was published last year by Labour minister Jan O’Sullivan but unfortunately did not make the cut in time for the election.

    Coalition parties come to the céilí with empty hands – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

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  12. #1033222

    Change is needed, firstly in the attitude of the Department of Education and Science and then in all aspects of the teaching of Irish in English-medium schools.” Ba cheart, a chreideann na húdair, go mbeadh comharthaí, fógraí poiblí agus lipéid ar earraí sna siopaí dátheangach agus go mbeadh seirbhísí poiblí ar fáil do dhaoine i nGaeilge.

    'Conas a chinntiú go mbeidh an teanga á húsáid níos mó?' – Pól Ó Muirí Eagarthóir Gaeilge

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  14. #1124596

    ‘I was by now inclined to dissociate myself from the Gaelic League, which was just as well perhaps, as the Department of Education and its officials had become cockshots in the League’​s paper.

  15. #1126978

    It was as a result of that visit that I was instrumental in advising our Department of Education to establish An Buanchoiste Téarmaíochta in 1968.’​ Deir Liam Mac Cóil: ‘Bhí sé d’​ádh ormsa aithne a chur ar Thomás Ó Floinn agus é ina chathaoirleach ar an institiúid ríthábhachtach sin ar chuidigh sé chomh mór sin lena bhunú, An Coiste Téarmaíochta.

  16. #1128811

    Although no such volume ever came from the pen of Mac Neill, a work answering well enough to the description was published in 1932: it was entitled Genealogical Tracts 1 and was the work of a young Tyrone scholar and protégé of Mac Neill’​s, Toirdealbhach Ó Raithbheartaigh (later well-known when Secretary to the Department of Education ...

  17. #1329213

    This included St Pat’​s retaining its position as an independent autonomous College and its integrity intact; continuing to be financed directly by the Department of Education; have its own Governing Body and structures; appoint its President; and appoint its staff.

  19. #991644

    They criticised the “scandalous” attempt of the Department of Education and Skills to transfer teachers to a Gaeltacht school despite lack of fluency in Irish: “Without the commissioner’s investigation, there is every chance that the redeployment would have been taken place and unbelievable damage caused to Irish in the school and, through that, in the community.” Chief Executive Officer of Gael-Linn, Mr Antoine Ó Coileáin, echoed Mr de Spáinn’s concerns about the schemes, saying: “Given that over 70 per cent of statutory language plans had expired by the end of 2013, it is clear that the current regime of statutory language plans is not succeeding; in the case of local authorities, the situation is even worse with 94 per cent of language schemes having expired.

    Irish groups concerned by failing schemes – Pól Ó Muirí

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  20. #1080183

    Ar an 15 Bealtaine 2010 thuairiscigh TimesOnline: ‘Labour’s efforts to entice children into choosing to study languages by switching from compulsory GCSEs to primary school classes have failed, say experts.’ Tátal Státseirbhísigh an Department of Education and Skills a chéadmhol go gcuirfí deireadh le foghlaim éigeantach teangacha ag Key Stage 4.

  21. #1290613

    Following careful consideration by the National Emergency Coordination Group, the Department of Education and Skills, has decided that all schools will remain closed tomorrow #Ophelia — Richard Bruton (@RichardbrutonTD) 16 Deireadh Fómhair 2017 Dúnadh na scoileanna agus na hinstitiúidí tríú leibhéal ar fud an stáit inniu mar gheall ar an stoirm mhór a tháinig i dtír ar maidin.