Organisation: System

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>L-R: Virginia O'Gara of My Goodness; Ultan Walsh, Gort na Nain; Sally Barnes, Woodcock Smokery</p>

food

Progress and produce: 50 Irish food producers that have embraced sustainability

Meet our local food pioneers — men and women who run their businesses with a desire to do right by the planet.

John Finn, writing in the ‘Irish Social Work’ blog: “Social workers in child protection have had to adapt their practice to a dramatically different set of circumstances that present obvious problems, as well as many unforeseen ones."

news

Monitoring children is proving a 'serious challenge' for social workers

general

System Shock Kickstarter launches - demo out!

farming

Voluntary group facing funds crisis

world

Russia's sat nav goes for walkies

world

Pipeline company faces first terrorism threat

HSE bonuses - Health chiefs rewarded for wasting cash

UP TO €1.7 million has been paid in performance related bonus payments to senior managers since the Health Service Executive (HSE) was set up at the beginning of last year.

Mon, 28 Aug, 2006

Pledge over bus places for students

A vast majority of secondary school students using state transport will be allocated a space this term thanks to moves to eliminate overcrowding, it was claimed today.

Wed, 24 Aug, 2005

Sharp-shooting scientists hit comet

A hole was blasted out of the side of a comet today as US scientists showed off their sharp-shooting skills 133 million miles from Earth.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2005

Soham killer previously identified as a serial sex attacker

SOHAM killer Ian Huntley was identified in a police intelligence report as a “serial sex attacker” who would strike again, three years before he murdered Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, it was revealed yesterday.

Fri, 27 Feb, 2004

Education road show a waste of money

HAVING attended three YES (Your Education System) meetings so far, it is time to ask the Minister for Education and Science to waste no more of taxpayers' money and stop this farce.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004