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Written Answers — Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: Heritage Projects (21 Feb 2023): Catherine Martin: The Dublin St. Patrick's Festival is spread across the city in a variety of spaces including museums, music venues, theatres and outdoor spaces, with the largest of all being the National Parade on 17 March when thousands enjoy a free outdoor event for everyone in the heart of the city. The Festival team curates a rich and diverse programme of events at the Festival Quarter at the...
Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Skills: Interim Report on Reduced Timetables: Minister for Education and Skills (24 Sep 2019): Catherine Martin: ...at it, one can see that it is seven pages long, with the issue of reduced timetables dealt with in three very small paragraphs on the last page. In the rest of it it seems that the Department is patting itself on the back, stating, "Aren't we great in the Department of Education and Skills.? This is what we are doing." However, it is not tackling the issue. On the form use, will the...

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