Organisation: Board of Governors

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opinion

Letter to the Editor: Standard of care must be prioritised by our hospitals

Once better known as the world’s oldest continuously operating maternity hospital, Dublin’s Rotunda Hospital is now attracting attention for the overcrowding “crisis” in its neonatal unit.

ourview

Peter Sutherland - A life well-lived

comment-analysis

Donald Trump shifts US from traditional power base

general

Oprah and James Earl Jones to get honorary Oscars

news

Catholic primary school teachers warned about entry exam lessons

business

BBC chiefs' pay checks to be revealed

West 'should use more logic to deal with Iran'

IRAN's president said yesterday it was confident US-European efforts to refer it to the UN Security Council will fail amid reluctance from Russia, China and Arab countries to take the step.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006

Iran: Referral to UN Security Council unlikely

Iran today said it was unlikely that Europe and the US will succeed in referring it to the UN Security Council over its nuclear programme, and the hard-liner president said the West should act with more “logic” in the stand-off with his country.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2006

College pays damages to sex abuse victim

A top Northern Ireland school has owned up to a failure to protect pupils from sexual abuse, it emerged today.

Mon, 06 Jun, 2005

BBC promises 'greater sophistication' in Europe coverage

The BBC has promised “greater sophistication” in its coverage of Europe.

Wed, 11 May, 2005

Head denies vendetta against teacher

The head of a leading Northern Ireland grammar school today rejected claims he carried out a vendetta to drive a teacher from his job.

Wed, 05 Jan, 2005

Children's watchdog hits out at striking teachers

A teachers' strike at a Northern Ireland school is piling new torment on the girl at the centre of a bitter assault row, a children’s watchdog warned tonight.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004

Marchers lash Waterford music school fees

Protestors are gathering in Waterford today to demonstrate against increased fees at the city's School of Music.

Sat, 28 Aug, 2004

Governors appoint acting director general

The BBC governors today thanked Director General Greg Dyke and former chairman Gavyn Davies for serving the public with “strong and dynamic” leadership.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2004

O’Toole gets Oscar nod for diverse life work

ACTOR Peter O’Toole, nominated seven times for an Oscar for his work in films as diverse as the historical epic Lawrence of Arabia and the nostalgic comedy My Favourite Year, will receive an honorary Academy Award at this year’s Oscar ceremonies.

Wed, 29 Jan, 2003

Holy Cross priest reveals loyalist death threats

Fr Aidan Troy, from the Holy Cross parish in Belfast, has revealed he has received two loyalist death threats in recent weeks.

Wed, 22 Jan, 2003

Rallies call for end to sectarian violence

All paramilitary organisations in Northern Ireland must disband and the problem of sectarianism be deplored, thousands of people attending trade union peace rallies in Northern Ireland were told today.

Fri, 18 Jan, 2002

Call to build on school protest breakthrough

All sides involved in trying to resolve the Holy Cross school dispute owe it to the children to build on the breakthrough that has been made, Stormont Deputy First Minister Mark Durkan said tonight.

Mon, 26 Nov, 2001

School protests can 'trigger political settlement'

Northern Secretary John Reid says the north Belfast school crisis can trigger a political settlement in Northern Ireland.

Fri, 07 Sep, 2001