Person: Carl O’Brien

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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North Mon pulls plans to enrol infant boys

The North Monastery primary school in Cork has withdrawn controversial plans to start teaching infant boys, but its board hopes agreement can be reached with local schools on future enrolments in time for September 2015.

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Talks urged in row over junior boys’ enrolment

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Schools at war over plan to enrol boys

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Government urged to make FoI law more transparent

Residential care - Immediate reassurances are needed

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Claim that IFI closure was delayed on purpose

FÁS cuts will hit our education

I REFER to Carl O’Brien’s article on cuts to the FÁS scheme (Irish Examiner, Nov 4). We are a group of adults on various CE schemes who are worried about our positions. As part of our CE scheme we partake in a Return to Education programme for nine hours a week.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002

Hat-trick a victory for consistent excellence

FOR an unprecedented third year in a row, Irish Examiner Political Correspondent Carl O’Brien is the Young Journalist of the Year.

Thu, 24 Oct, 2002

‘They call this the Massive Hunger. It is reaching everybody’

Carl O’Brien in Malawi on the food crisis that is hitting the African country

Mon, 09 Sep, 2002

Dempsey vows to realign resources

Carl O’Brien, Political Correspondent,

Thu, 15 Aug, 2002

Publicans refuse to lift ban on Travellers

Carl O’Brien, Political Correspondent

Thu, 15 Aug, 2002

McCreevy’s stand on political expediency comes back to haunt him

GENERAL elections seem to be developing into an auction in promises,” Charlie McCreevy complained in the early ’80s. “We are so hell-bent on assuming power that we are prepared to do anything for it.”

Sat, 10 Aug, 2002