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<p> Dr Patricia Mannix-McNamara, University of Limerick, IPPN CEO Páiric Clerkin, and IPPN president Louise Tobin at the donference in the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney. Picture: Don MacMonagle</p>

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Primary schools are struggling to stay afloat, hears national principals' conference

A recent survey found that some 70% of primary schools said they did not know if they'd be financially viable after Christmas

<p>Schools have been engaged in teacher recruitment campaigns since May, with large numbers of schools reporting that they still have unfilled posts, said the Irish Primary Principals' Network.</p>

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Teacher supply 'reaching crisis level’ ahead of new school year

BULLETIN: 'Lives at risk' as smear retests expire; More than a quarter of primary schools teach homeless children

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BULLETIN: 'Lives at risk' as smear retests expire; More than a quarter of primary schools teach homeless children

Idea to scrap homework in schools to be discussed today

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Idea to scrap homework in schools to be discussed today

Jump in numbers of pupils in 'supersize' primary classes

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Jump in numbers of pupils in 'supersize' primary classes

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Group urges Govt to allow schools to claim VAT refunds

Ministers hint at tough Budget cuts

Government ministers have indicated that this year’s Budget will be one of the toughest in the State's history.

Sun, 05 Oct, 2008

Hanafin vows to reduce primary school principals’ workload

Education Minister Mary Hanafin has vowed to introduce measures to alleviate the workload of primary school principals.

Thu, 03 Feb, 2005