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Business Studies Administration – PLC Course – St Oliver Post Primary School, Oldcastle – FETAC Level 5
Places are still available on the Business Studies Administration – PLC Course – St Oliver Post Primary School, Oldcastle ( FETAC Level 5 ) Details of Course: St Oliver Post Primary School provides a full time course at FETAC Level 5 in Business Studies Administration. This course has been running for a number of years. [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Damien English: ‘Empty election promise’ warning as new schools are announced
Meath Chronicle ‘Empty election promise’ warning as new schools are announced http://www.meathchronicle.ie/news/navan/articles/2011/01/26/4002816-empty-election-promise-warning-as-new-schools-are-announced/
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Shane McEntee Welcomes New School for Ashbourne
25th January 2011 McEntee Welcomes New School for Ashbourne Meath East Fine Gael TD Shane McEntee has welcomed plans for the building of a new second level school in Ashbourne. “Ashbourne is now the second largest town in Meath. It will see significant further growth in its population over the coming years. The plans for [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Shane McEntee welcomes Nobber’s inclusion in Department’s school building programme 2011
25th January 2011 Press Release McEntee welcomes Nobber’s inclusion in Department’s school building programme 2011 Deputy Shane McEntee, Fine Gael Deputy Spokesperson for Agriculture has today welcomed the Department of Education’s 2011 school building work programme which will include O’ Carolan College in Nobber, Co. Meath. The programme includes new projects and those currently approved [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )McEntee Welcomes FAS Training Facility Plans for Ashbourne
Fine Gael Press Statement ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11th January 2011 Press Release McEntee Welcomes FAS Plans for Ashbourne Shane McEntee TD has warmly welcomed plans by FAS to provide a multimedia training facility in the County Council offices in Ashbourne. This will also allow FAS to provide IT courses. “Meath County Council’s offices in Ashbourne have had [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Agriculture Committee to Appeal to Ministers for no Further Reduction in Teagasc Advisors – Shane McEntee TD
Agriculture Committee to Appeal to Ministers for no Further Reduction in Teagasc Advisors – Shane McEntee TD 20th Dec 2010 Fine Gael Deputy Spokesperson for Agriculture Shane McEntee TD believes that a further drop in the number of advisors employed by Teagasc is not sustainable. At a meeting recently with Teagasc and the Committee on [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cllr. Maria Murphy Welcomes Training Initiative For Unnemployed To Dunboyne
PRESS RELEASE 6th December 2010 MURPHY WELCOMES TRAINING INITIATIVE FOR UNEMPLOYED TO DUNBOYNE Fine Gael Councillor Maria Murphy has welcomed the decision by JobFit to run training courses for the unemployed in Dunboyne. “JobFit is based in Dublin 15. It provides free support, employability training and recognised qualifications to help people find a job. It [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )157 student grants haven’t even been processed in Meath yet – McEntee & English
30th Nov 2010 Press Release 157 student grants haven’t even been processed in Meath yet – McEntee & English Three months into the college year, 157 students in Meath have still not received the maintenance grant for college according to new information released to Fine Gael. According to figures released to Fine Gael (see www.finegael.ie/upload/Grants.pdf [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cllr. Maria Murphy Calls for Rethink on College registration Fee Hike
8th November 2010 PRESS RELEASE Murphy Calls for Rethink on College Registration Fee Hike Innovation and Research Must be Encouraged Meath Fine Gael Councillor Maria Murphy has called on the Government to rethink its plans to significantly increase college registration fees. “Government plans to increase college registration fees are counter productive. Ireland has built up [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Councillor Catherine Yore: 48 Meath Schools wait, while half building budget is unspent.
4th November 2010 Yore: 48 Meath Schools wait, while half building budget is unspent. ****************************************************************************** Cllr Catherine Yore has said that €331 million of the 2010 school building budget has still not been spent, this year, while 48 Meath Schools await funding to build new schools or extend existing ones. The Fine Gael Councilor said [...]
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