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Who's to blame for Fás waste?
WHEN A PRODUCER from Today with Pat Kenny on RTÉ's Radio 1 contacted the Fás press office on Dublin's Baggot Street on Monday morning, she did so with little expectation her request would be responded to.
A catholic approach to learning
THE EDUCATION PROFILE: BISHOP LEO O'REILLY, CHAIRMAN OF THE BISHOPS' COMMISSION FOR EDUCATION: As keeper of the Catholic flame, Bishop Leo O'Reilly is keen to ensure that matters of faith are still given robust consideration in a new educational landscape which reflects the diversity of a new Ireland, writes
Patsy McGarry
A REVIEW of survival patterns among cancer patients treated across a range of hospitals in the State over a four-year period has found women with breast cancer who were treated in private hospitals had significantly higher survival rates.

Plain-speaking president says market could stabilise in the last half of 2009Oversupply of properties is one of the big problems with the current market, IAVI president Edward Carey tells Rose Doyle
Sifting reality from mythFor many, Babylon represents excess, greed and sexual licence, but its rich culture gave us the first numbers, law-making and astronomy
If you can't sell, swap: how the rich do itA Dublin property developer has acquired the Canadian embassy residence on nine acres opposite Bono's house in Kiliney in exchange for a D6 home - and €3m
Donations to political parties not given to support democracyAt last, it's official: people give political donations not because of altruistic concerns for democracy but because they want an "in" with ministers - and Des Richardson has confirmed it
Asexual revolution breaks out in the labUCD researchers have discovered a deadly fungus that may help transplant and other patients who are at high risk from a common fungus, writes Claire O'Connell