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€5k disparity in salary for teacher

Siobhan Peters, a Tipperary branch delegate and a member of the standing committee of the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland (ASTI), joined the teaching profession in 2011 but earns €5,000 less than her 2010 colleague and is five points behind him on the pay scale.

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Lying down on the job in a five-star hotel in Laois

Reviewing the spa at the five-star Heritage hotel, in Co Laois, was relaxing work, says Esther McCarthy

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Teachers won’t assess their own students in junior cycle

The dispute between teachers and the Department of Education over junior cycle reform is due to become more protracted after secondary teachers decided not to undertake associated assessments of their own students.

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Megaphone teacher has no regrets

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Quinn faces Shatter-esque walkout at conference

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Rebel faction urges members to rise up against ‘failing’ union leaders

Hotel industry hopeful as Irish look to stay home this summer

IT has been a tough few years for the Irish hotel industry.

Tue, 04 May, 2010

600 jobseekers jostle for 60 posts at luxury hotel

WHEN the five-star Castlemartyr Hotel first opened its doors almost two years ago guests were told they could have anything they wanted — as long as it was legal.

Fri, 13 Feb, 2009

Castlemartyr Hotel to re-open under Dromoland management

THE five-star Castlemartyr Hotel, which was formally operated by Capella, is to re-open under the management of Dromoland, creating 100 jobs.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2009