He was the best known banker in the country though.
Teachers say DEIS is a disaster. Now thats a small poll i have for what its worth.
Problem with everything you mention up there is they are independant. People who are âqualifiedâ go into the areas but are back out again at 5pm. Also there is little or no connection between all the groups. They need to work together and create things like databases.
I mean a youth group is a waste of time unless they can reach out to other organisations like for instance the local Gaa or Soccer club and say look âwe have 3 young lads here and we think they would benefit from going to yeâ and then ye work in tandem.
I suppose its really about connecting community leaders
He was a rugby man first and foremost, then soccer.
the parish pump mentality is widespread in Ireland, everyone is only concerned about their own patch/interest and canât see the big picture, that is why oireland is so backward
In one word its âFearâ
Fear of what?
Sorry Kev, I know a lot of teachers who work in DEIS schools, (and I mean lots) and thereâs not a one of them who would say publicly or privately that DEIS is a disaster.
I like you here but Iâm calling bullshit on that.
Youâre on. Heâll be in Portlaoise in the morning.
The gas thing is that the Camogie Association is a completely separate organization to the Gaa, as is the LGFA. Why are fellas getting upset about the Gaa I donât know.
It happened in oirelands most famous gga club and oirelands most famous gga player stood by him
Ewan has a piece in the Indo
Ah. I didnât read into too much when I saw the main contributors.
Nobody gives two fucks about Gaelic football.
Not completely separate.
As good as. If you were a coach for all three. Youâd technically need separate vetting for all three.
It comes across as the "solution of a screaming Mary simpleton, mate.
Get psychiatric help. From what I read youâd receive it for free via the state prison service.
That seems like the safest place for you as youâre clearly ill-equipped to deal with a non-Victorian style society.
Teachers you know think much smaller class sizes, way more special needs assistants and much more funding for extra curricular activities are a disaster !
Thatâs an excellent article from Ewan.
Credit where itâs due, well done Ewan.
Camogie is ostensibly coming under the GAA/Croke Park umbrella and getting closer, LGFA not at all, but again moves being made that way.