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Ireland reforms attacked by departing union president

Planned reforms of higher education in Ireland have come under fire in a speech by the outgoing president of the sector’s main union.

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Ireland reforms attacked by departing union president

Planned reforms of higher education in Ireland have come under fire in a speech by the outgoing president of the sector’s main union.

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