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GAELTACHT schools are seeking postponement of changes to the Leaving Certificate Irish exam which they feel will not challenge or reward native speaker students.

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A MULTI-MILLION dollar claim for damages has been launched in the High Court (Commercial division) by a re-insurance company, ESG Re Ltd of Bermuda, which has its primary subsidiary in Dublin’s Irish Financial Services Centre, against three firms of the world-wide accountancy group of Deloitte and Touche.

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