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# assessment - Thursday 13 December, 2018
Owen: Pogba would be one of the world's best if he played under Klopp or Guardiola
The World Cup winner continues to toil at Manchester United.
# assessment - Tuesday 20 November, 2018
Martin O'Neill enthusiastic for 2019 despite dismal end to dreadful year
Ireland rounded off their series of fixtures for 2018 by failing to score for the fourth game in a row.
# assessment - Friday 16 November, 2018
Kerr slams Ireland's 'abysmal' record as downward spiral under O'Neill continues
‘Three wins in 18 games…. that was a dreadful performance.’
# assessment - Friday 7 September, 2018
'It has not diminished my enthusiasm for the job one jot'
Martin O’Neill saw his side begin their Nations League campaign last night with a heavy defeat to Wales.
# assessment - Monday 16 July, 2018
Neymar's theatrics and Brian Kerr's famous punditry - Our writers review the World Cup
Our thoughts following a campaign which saw France come out on top as champions.
# assessment - Saturday 12 May, 2018
Neville: 'I'm not sure he's actually good enough on the ball to be a Man Utd midfield player'
Scott McTominay may be better suited to a centre-back post, according to the former United defender.
# assessment - Thursday 3 May, 2018
'He has not brought the club a bit further. Everything is always focused on him'
Bayern president Uli Hoeness has hit out at Jose Mourinho.
# assessment - Sunday 18 March, 2018
Woodward: 'They looked very tired throughout the Championship. It's caught up with them'
World Cup-winning coach Clive Woodward says fatigue played a part in England’s poor Six Nations campaign.
# assessment - Saturday 3 February, 2018
# assessment - Saturday 23 December, 2017
Your provincial mid-term report cards are right here
Here’s how your four favourite teams stand ahead of the Christmas inter-pros.
# assessment - Saturday 11 November, 2017
Here's how we rated the Irish performances tonight in Copenhagen
Denmark and Ireland played out a goalless draw in the first leg of their 2018 World Cup play-off.
# assessment - Saturday 30 September, 2017
Just 230 out of 750 mental health posts approved since 2015 have been filled
Some €70 million in funding was announced over 2015-2016.
# assessment - Wednesday 7 June, 2017
Children aged three forced to wait two years for assessment, despite legal 3 month deadline
Early intervention is absolutely crucial to ensure that children with disabilities are properly looked after and have services provided for them.
# assessment - Thursday 6 April, 2017
Getting a hip or breast implant? Irish patients to get a card that traces the implant
The EU measure aims to improve medical safety following on from the scare over faulty breast implants from France in 2012.
# assessment - Sunday 26 March, 2017
'Glenn Whelan should have been sent off:' The British media reaction to Ireland-Wales
The tackle on Seamus Coleman was naturally the main talking point.
# assessment - Tuesday 6 December, 2016
George North likely to miss Leinster clash as he undergoes head injury assessment
The 24-year-old was injured on Saturday.
# assessment - Sunday 14 June, 2015
'A Championship team in international shirts' - the Scottish media reaction to yesterday's game
The visiting reporters were less than impressed with the standard of football.
# assessment - Sunday 31 August, 2014
Louis van Gaal: 'We don't look world-class at the moment'
The Manchester United manager believes Angel di Maria will need time to adapt to the English game.
Mourinho hails 'perfect performance' from two-goal Diego Costa
However, the Chelsea boss was unhappy with how Everton players ‘tried to create problems’ for his striker.
# assessment - Wednesday 27 August, 2014
Talks stall between IMO and HSE on consultant doctors
The sticking point is on how a consultant’s experience will be assessed in terms of where they land on the pay scale.
# assessment - Sunday 25 May, 2014
Player ratings: How the Boys in Green fared against Turkey
Martin O’Neill’s men were beaten 2-1 in today’s end-of-season friendly.
# assessment - Monday 19 May, 2014
IRB extend pitch-side concussion tests to 10 minutes in drive for 'cultural change'
The memory and balance sections of the PSCA will also be expanded from the 1st of June.
# assessment - Saturday 3 May, 2014
O'Connor content with Leinster performance led by 'alright' Ian Madigan
The Australian head coach also underlined his belief that ‘the Pro 12 is getting stronger and stronger.’
# assessment - Monday 27 May, 2013
40 hours to go until property tax deadline
Around 1.1 million homeowners have so far paid the charge.
# assessment - Wednesday 27 March, 2013
Column: Should we increase school inspections?
The reality is that inspections only offer a momentary window into a teacher’s classroom as an educator. I would challenge the very notion that increasing inspections and appraisals is necessary to help develop better education standards, writes Aodhán Ó Ríordáin.
# assessment - Monday 28 January, 2013
How do Ireland's doctor competence checks fare against Britain's strict new rules?
New UK rules mean doctors are assessed every five years and have their licences renewed. So how does it work in Ireland?
# assessment - Thursday 13 September, 2012
Column: Times have changed and so should the Junior Cert
In the wake of the Junior Certificate results, Deputy Principal Noirin Walsh says that the examination is no longer in tune with the demand of today’s students.
# assessment - Wednesday 5 September, 2012
Column: Why the Leaving Cert as we know it is redundant, by a headmaster
There are better assessment systems out there internationally, writes headmaster Arthur Godsil. So why aren’t we using them?
# assessment - Wednesday 8 August, 2012
Farming bodies against asset testing for third-level grants
Interest groups say the move could result in children from low-income families being refused maintenance assistance.
# assessment - Saturday 17 December, 2011
Column: Our school system is broken – we need to look beyond exams
Irish students are falling behind, forcing companies to look abroad for staff. But a new approach could change that, writes University of Limerick founder Ed Walsh.
# assessment - Thursday 3 November, 2011
Junior Cert to be significantly changed under new scheme
Minister of Education gives his approval to NCCA’s proposals to change the focus of the Junior Cert from rote learning and state exams.
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