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# Ruairí Quinn

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Teachers warn of strike ballots if allowances are cut
Silent protest held as Quinn speaks at INTO conference
Minister: Primary school system needs to "adapt to more diverse society"
No major difference in quality between large and small schools
Teachers call for reduced Church control of schools
Quinn confirms anti-bullying forum to take place in May
'Disgraceful': Students slate top university staff refusal to take pay cut
Students defer vote on whether to abandon ‘free fees’ stance
‘Inappropriate’ for teachers to befriend pupils on Facebook – Quinn
Caption competition: Cold shoulder or shy boy?
Teachers dispute Quinn’s claims on new €1.5bn schools programme
11-year-old student driven home to use the bathroom due to lack of SNAs
Fianna Fáil call for inquiry over RTÉ Frontline debate
Insufficient cash to add Chinese to second-level curriculum
The Journal.ie's progress report for the Government: Education
€35m prefab replacement fund announced for schools
Here’s how the government has spent over €104k on photography
Fund to support services for abuse survivors on way
FF's Martin attacks "bare-faced lies" over sale of state assets
The Daily Fix: Tuesday
Ruairí Quinn reverses 235 legacy post cuts from DEIS primary schools
High Court to hear arguments on reversing changes to college grants
Parents in Kildare furious as children of gaelscoileanna ignored
All secondary schools to have high-speed broadband by 2014
Nearly 85 per cent of TDs now on Twitter
College registration fee could hit €3,000, warns education minister
Three more ITs to seek 'technological university' status
School cuts will lead to 'huge increases' in class sizes, teachers say
Five ITs in 'advanced' discussions on technological university
The European Parliament has a new president... but who is he?
School cuts could lead to death of rural Ireland, councillor warns
State won't face septic tank fines in February despite government claims
Government 'made mistakes' on education cuts, says Ruairí Quinn
Quinn announces review of cuts to DEIS teacher numbers
'Worrying' level of overspending at Irish universities, says TD
Quinn orders probe of €100m taxpayer funding for private schools
Education minister welcomes students' report on Junior Cert reform