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Poll: Have you ever cheated in an exam?

Your daily bite-sized ballot break.

THE MINISTER FOR Education is bringing in a new law to help prosecute companies that offer to write essays for third-level students in return for payment.

It’s part of an ongoing plan to ‘protect’ Ireland’s education system by cracking down on students who try to get higher grades without doing the work.

Almost 300 students have been caught cheating in Leaving Cert and Junior Cert exams   over the past five years – and that doesn’t include everyone who cheated and didn’t get caught.

Be honest. Have you ever cheated in an exam? 


Poll Results:

No (8291)
Yes, more than once (5184)
Yes, just once (1849)

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