Person: Stan McHugh

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Rehab fundraising drops by €600k

Funds raised for the disability charity, Rehab, have dropped by around €600,000 this year after a string of controversies surrounding how money was spent at the agency.

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Rehab staff: Clean slate should have been offered

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Colleges to lose €7m for unlawful payments to staff

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FETAC defends response to Empower inquiry

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State accreditation system left with many questions to answer

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Education awards could be at risk, warn teachers

Almost 1,000 win in second round of college offers

ALMOST 1,000 people are being offered a college place for the first time by the Central Applications Office (CAO) this morning.

Fri, 03 Sep, 2004

Awards standard could see tradesmen hold diplomas

PLASTERERS and painters are among the trades climbing a ladder to higher achievements.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004

Person: Stan McHugh

Rehab fundraising drops by €600k

Rehab staff: Clean slate should have been offered

Colleges to lose €7m for unlawful payments to staff

FETAC defends response to Empower inquiry

State accreditation system left with many questions to answer

Education awards could be at risk, warn teachers

Almost 1,000 win in second round of college offers

Awards standard could see tradesmen hold diplomas

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Mick Clifford

Person: Stan McHugh

Rehab fundraising drops by €600k

Rehab staff: Clean slate should have been offered

Colleges to lose €7m for unlawful payments to staff

FETAC defends response to Empower inquiry

State accreditation system left with many questions to answer

Education awards could be at risk, warn teachers

Almost 1,000 win in second round of college offers

Awards standard could see tradesmen hold diplomas

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Mick Clifford

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