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With an estimated 100,000 students in Ireland are living with Dyslexia
Dyslexia Ireland believe existing accommodations for students with dyslexia are insufficient.
The group are calling on the next government to introduce extra time in state exams for students who are affected.
An estimated 100,000 students have the learning difference in Ireland.
Head of education and policy, Donald Ewing, says extra time addresses the needs of a person with dyslexia.
Justice Minister Visits Newbridge, With Local Gardai Highlighting Concerns Over Retail Theft
Meanwhile, retailers face the prospect of legal action for accusing a person of theft, asking for I.D or inspecting a fake note.
Leixlip Retailer Inspected In Nationwide Unannounced Consumer Law Sweep
Fuel stations were also inspected. Several were found in breach of fuel price display rules.
Over 20,000 Back Law Change To Help Renters Keep Their Dogs As Surrenders Surge
Over twenty thousand people have signed a Dog Trust petition, calling for a change in law to give renters and dogs a fairer chance.
"You’re Not A Patriot”: TD Condemns Violent Attack On Indian Man In Tallaght
Locals say fear is rising, with some residents now afraid to leave their homes, even if they have been living in Ireland for a long time, he said.
State Spends €1.2m On Civil Servant Courses While Students Face €1,000 Fee Hike
Over €450,000 was spent by the Department of Justice, making it the biggest spender.
Caught a Thief? Asked For ID? Checked If A Note Was Fake? You Might Get Sued, CEO Warns
Neil McDonnell, CEO of ISME, told Kfm that shop staff are being sued for doing their jobs.
Ryanair Boss Defends Staff Bonuses For Catching Oversized Bags
For every passenger caught, staff make €1.50, and can make up to €80 a month.
Attack On Man In Tallaght "Not" A Reflection Of "Horrified" Locals, Says Community Group Organiser
Footage on social media shows a man in the area covered in blood.
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