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It says teachers should be given a stronger role in the fight against climate change.
There are calls for the school curriculum to change to educate students more about climate change.
A group of teaching unions have come together as the Cop26 summit continues in Scotland.
The Irish National Teachers’ Organisation says teachers need to be given a stronger role in the fight against climate change.
General Secretary John Boyle says the school curriculum should reflect that
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Two Men Charged In Connection With €4 Million Cocaine Seizure In Kildare And Wexford
A woman in her 40s was also arrested - she's been released, with a file being prepared for the DPP
Court Dismisses Bid To Block Super Junior Ministers From Cabinet Meetings
As it stands, the government has four super junior ministers who attend cabinet meetings, but do not have voting rights.
Driving Testers At RSA Balloted For Industrial Action Over Concerns About Uninsured Vehicles
The ballot opens today and runs until January 6th, 2026.
Homes Undelivered After Substantial Deposits Paid, Kildare Council Warns Of Potential Unauthorised Works
Email exchanges seen by Kfm News show buyers were repeatedly told delays were due to Uisce Éireann - despite Uisce Éireann now confirming it is not responsible.
Over 1,000 E-Scooter Fines Issued As Kildare TD Calls For Tougher Penalties After Child Injured
A local TD has called for stricter penalties on e-scooter use after witnessing a nine-year-old boy knocked down on a footpath in Leixlip.
Court Told Man Accused Of Knife Attack On Children Outside Dublin School Unfit To Stand Trial
The court heard that four children were stabbed, one suffering life-altering injuries, and that both a creche worker and a passer-by were injured while trying to protect them.
Celbridge "Affordable" Homes Come With Council Equity Stakes
The difference between the sale price and the market value is retained by the council as an equity share, worth between €22,500 and €167,600, depending on the buyer’s income and borrowing capacity.
Lucan Woman Pleads Guilty To Sending Threatening Messages To Tanaiste
Sandry Barry of Tor an Ri Balgaddy in Lucan appeared in court this morning where she pleaded guilty to sending a threatening or grossly offensive online communication and will be sentenced this afternoon.
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