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CEO of the NDC Zoe Kavanagh told the Irish Farmers Journal this week that the organisation has identified businesses that need a strong and trusted Irish dairy sector.
Back to school costs including the ‘not-so-voluntary’ contribution fee continue to put parents under pressure, this year more than others, they are really feeling the financial strain, writes Ciara Leahy.
Is it finally time to tackle that mounting debt? piece, Paul Merriman, CEO of askpaul & Pax Financial shares his tips and advice on what you can do to start managing your finances.
Sweden is one of the best countries in the OECD for childcare and early education. Gerry and Susanna McCarthy talk about the supports put in place when their son Erik was diagnosed with autism.
In the final week of our childcare series, Ciara Leahy talks to parents of children with additional needs about their experiences of accessing services, at home and abroad.
ECCE providers give their everyday experiences on how children with additional needs are supported in the classroom and why the AIM model needs to be better funded and improved, writes Ciara Leahy.