Unemployment centre closure is disgusting
As a pensioner I spent many years studying creative writing and watercolour painting and was happy to mix with the many friends - teachers and pupils - that I made there. In this context, think of the millions paid out by the state to barristers and solicitors at the many inquiries going on in Dublin - not to mention solicitors in army deafness cases or the huge entertainment bill of the Government last year.
I am angry for many wonderful people who will have to walk the streets this winter and for the teachers and management who will lose their jobs.
![<p>'Despite the fact that the Irish Science Teachers’ Association, the ASTI and the Irish Universities Association representatives on the NCCA Biology, Chemistry, and Physics have publicly dissociated from the flawed model [in the senior cycle curriculum plan], all of these concerns have been ignored by the Department of Education.' </p>](/cms_media/module_img/9742/4871127_9_augmentedSearch_PA-49006269_1_.jpg "<p>'Despite the fact that the Irish Science Teachers’ Association, the ASTI and the Irish Universities Association representatives on the NCCA Biology, Chemistry, and Physics have publicly dissociated from the flawed model [in the senior cycle curriculum plan], all of these concerns have been ignored by the Department of Education.' </p>")
