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Letters to the Editor: Teachers don’t want contact tracing back 

Has contact tracing caused unnecessary hardship on teachers, students and their families?

Fri, 29 Oct, 2021 - 08:59

Firstly, I wish to commend your article, Daniel McConnell Public will not stand for shifting the goalposts of Ireland’s ‘freedom day (Irish Examiner, October 23).

I am writing to you as a primary teacher, a member of the teaching council and the INTO.

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