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Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Technology in Schools (8 Apr 2014): Luke Flanagan: ...training for teachers and students and can be used for learning of visual basic, C sharp and C++ programming and SQL database language, but instead, the teachers choose a toy fashion accessory, the Apple iPad, at twice the cost to parents, and which cannot be used for any of the aforementioned learning, is the Professional Development Service for Teachers (Technology in Education)...
Other Questions: Penalty Points System (6 Feb 2013): Luke Flanagan: ...has in place a system that proves and guarantees it is fair for everyone, unfortunately everyone is under suspicion. It is somewhat akin to a scenario in which one entered a shop, bought oneself five or six apples and put them on the weighing scales only to realises it did not add up. What should happen is one should be able to have that checked independently. At present, however, were...
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2012: Second Stage (23 May 2012): Luke Flanagan: ...will make little or no difference. For example, if one merges north and south Tipperary councils or Roscommon and Mayo councils, all one is doing is the equivalent of joining the half of two rotten apples together on the basis that one will get one wonderful pristine apple. One will not get that. All one will get is two halves of an apple that will rot more quickly. That will not solve...

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