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Education

INTO calls time on supersized class sizes in Limerick

Ireland’s classes are the largest in EU and well above the European average of 20 pupils per class. Our average class size is 25 pupils, but the reality is that one in five children in Ireland is taught in a class of 30 or more. Keeping an adequate ...

24 Sept 2020 at 15:00

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Limerick Institute of Technology appoints first ever Vice President of Equality and Diversity

LIMERICK Institute of Technology has appointed its first ever Vice President of equality and diversity to encourage inclusion and diversity among staff and students. Marian Duggan has been appointed to the role following on from a recommendation ...

07 Mar 2018 at 09:59

Education

Planning delay casts doubts on site for Limerick secondary school

PLANNING bosses have requested further information in relation to a temporary premises expected to house Limerick’s newest secondary school, casting doubt over plans to open at the proposed location at the end of August. Further information has ...

07 Jul 2018 at 19:00

Education

New accountancy challenge for Limerick students

A NEW school project that gives students an insight into the life of a modern accountant has now been launched. The project, launched by accountancy firm ACCA, includes a game that challenges students with Dragon’s Den style tasks. The ACCA ...

13 Feb 2019 at 13:00

Education

Potential delay for new Limerick school as council expresses concerns over traffic

CONSTRUCTION of Limerick’s newest secondary school could be set for delay after Limerick City and County Council raised concerns over transport to the site. The city’s first Educate Together Secondary School – catering for 1,000 students – ...

07 Jan 2020 at 08:00

Education

Education is becoming an ‘elitist and unaffordable luxury’ warns Limerick councillor

WITH the cost of a second-level education here now estimated at almost €14,000, the education system is “at risk of becoming an elitist and unaffordable luxury”, according to a Limerick City East councillor. The Zurich Life Assurance ...

31 Jul 2018 at 17:46

Education

Limerick Student honoured in annual Ireland Funds scholarship programme

THE LATEST class of incoming 2025 George Moore Scholars, a group of 57 exceptional students from throughout Ireland, were selected to undertake a Master's degree abroad, among them, a student from Limerick, Ronan Keohane. Ronan ...

10 Jul 2025 at 07:00

Community

Limerick is now the fifth most expensive student town in Ireland

THE COST of attending third-level education in Limerick has jumped by 4% in 2025, placing the city as the fifth most expensive student town in Ireland, according to a new report by Switcher.ie. Students in Limerick now face an ...

26 Aug 2025 at 10:00

Education

First pupils are ‘pioneers’: Student voice central to Limerick’s newest school

STUDENTS enrolling at Limerick’s newest school are “pioneers” who will play an important role in shaping the school for years to come, according to the incoming Educate Together principal. Educate Together is due to open in a ...

14 May 2018 at 06:03

Education

Senator calls for Educate Together school in Limerick

SENATOR Paul Gavan has called for Educate Together (ET) to be selected as the patron body for the new school planned in Castletroy or Monaleen. The Department of Education is currently deliberating on which body should run ...

30 Jun 2016 at 09:00

Education

'Caring, fair and just': Popular Limerick principal Marion steps down

IT IS the end of an era for more than 300 students at Colaiste Nano Nagle, as its devoted principal Marion Cummins steps down this month, after 33 years of service to the city school. It is an emotional moment for the ...

13 Aug 2017 at 10:00

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