Person: Seamus McGuinness

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<p>McArt's Fort above Belfast City. File picture: John G O'Dwyer</p>

economy

McGuinness at ESRI criticises analysis of cost of united Ireland

ESRI economics professor Seamus McGuinness says paper by TCD and DCU academics ignores 'fundamental facts' about the North

business

Minimum wage increase led to some workers see temporary reduction in hours

business

‘Real shift’ under way in executive job openings

news

Staffing hits post-Leaving Certificate courses amid labour market demands

business

Minimum wage a ‘blunt tool’ in tackling poverty

news

Call for change to process behind patronage for multi-denominational schools

Wexford publishing firm to double its staff over five years

A Wexford-based publishing company is set to double its workforce over the next five years.

Mon, 08 Feb, 2016

West Cork to reflect on lives cut short

Mental health needs to be talked about like any other illness. People need to know that it’s OK to have a problem.

Thu, 15 May, 2014

Primary pupils asked to sign anti-bullying pledge

Pupils are being asked to sign an anti-bullying pledge and learn how to cope with unacceptable behaviour in school and also online.

Thu, 21 Mar, 2013

Forty new schools to be built in next six years

The Minister for Education and Skills Ruairí Quinn today announced that 20 new primary schools and 20 new post-primary schools are to be established in the next six years.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2011

Calls for national suicide research programme

STORIES of families struck by suicide were brought into the public arena yesterday as politicians were urged to push for a national research programme into people taking their own lives.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2010

Women paid 22% less than men, gap declining

WOMEN, who make up just more than 50% of Ireland’s working population of two million, are paid 22% less than men, according to the latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) report.

Fri, 11 Sep, 2009