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Teachers

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Unions will 'shut down schools' if equal pay for young teachers is not restored
Career breaks: 'We shouldn't be stopping young teachers from going and exploring the world'
Garrett O'Dowd
Want to be a teacher? The Government has allocated an extra 280 third level places
Richard Bruton targets career breaks and expresses concern that teachers are working abroad
'Problems coming in the door are more intense': Guidance counsellors say cuts hit teens hard
Kilkenny mother starts petition for all teachers in Ireland to have CPR and first aid training
First 'fitness to teach' hearing due to take place next week
Mindfulness in schools and less focus on points: What politicians want for Irish schoolchildren
This Galway teacher's comics will resonate with any múinteoir heading back to school
'Everyone who does the same job deserves the same pay': Mitchell O'Connor weighs in on teachers' pay
TUI heads say they will recommend membership reject the new public sector pay deal
English Paper One: Reactions to the first exam of this year's Leaving Cert
Teachers say 'pay is insufficient' as urgent appeal made for Leaving Cert markers
This 'must-have' toy has been banned in some UK schools and is selling out here
Newly qualified teachers unable to get dipped over new scheme
Teachers' union pass motion asking for review of HPV vaccine scheme
Gap between teachers' pay is affecting staff morale - union survey
Government initiative to encourage more Travellers to become teachers
'My daughter has special needs too': How should we educate gifted children in Ireland?
Police called to canteen brawl at Tyrone secondary school
Schools to be required to publish all complaints made against them
After weeks of negotiation, a 'final' pay deal has been offered to ASTI teachers
Poll: Is it time for a new public sector pay agreement?
How do wages of gardaí, nurses and teachers measure up to six years ago?
A typical student teacher here is a high-achieving, socially advantaged, white Irish woman
'Talking is always better than walking': Relief this morning as teachers to attend pay talks
Schools will reopen tomorrow as teachers' union enters talks
Around 500 secondary schools closed today as teachers strike
Confirmed: About 400 secondary schools will be closed tomorrow
Talks scheduled for tomorrow to avert large-scale teacher strikes
No movement in teachers' pay discussions ahead of next week's strike
Minister announces 430 new resource teachers to help children with special education needs
'We don't need gardaí to go on strike for us to realise how special they are'
46% of Irish people support teachers as strikes set to go ahead
Eight out of ten people think lower paid gardaí, teachers and nurses should have their pay increased
What Is Your Irish Teacher Name?
We'll know today if teachers are going to strike for their younger colleagues
Union wants to address gender imbalance among Irish teachers
'We don't want a pay increase; we are demanding pay restoration for our vulnerable colleagues'
Ciara Kinsella
Newly-qualified teachers will now start on €31,800 a year