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On the 80th anniversary of a fateful decision for women in sport, Ryle Dwyer looks at an unholy row that harmed Irish sport

WHAT would a pro-life country look like?

The planned introduction of laws to give force to guidelines for schools on enrolment should be a welcome measure.

An organisation representing Catholic secondary schools said pregnancy should never be a factor when considering whether to enrol a student.

“They said on the radio we were a sleepy little place.”

The Department of Education is about to conduct a second inspection at a Tipperary secondary school which refused to enrol a teenager because she was pregnant.

A school manager who refused to enrol a pregnant teenager said his school was not a haven for young pregnant people or young mothers.

Students who have been lending each other a hand and raising mental health awareness have reported a big change in their Dublin school.

U16 A boys

A BRAVE young student who was rushed to hospital after becoming ill during the night still managed to sit his Leaving Cert exams from his hospital bed.

AN INSPIRED performance by Colm Egan, brother of Westlife’s Cian, was not enough for Sligo Grammar at the Sportsgrounds yesterday.

Two suspects in the killing of a schoolboy found dead on a railway track in the North are not to be prosecuted, it was revealed today.

An influential priest accused the Irish ambassador to the US of trying to thwart attempts to raise the case of the Birmingham Six.

FOURTH round sessions of the TCH All-Ireland School Quiz at CBS, Roscommon resulted in wins for the host school and St Joseph’s College, Galway.