Members to put their case and highlight the issues in their constituencies. I will get directly to the point. The south east, particularly Carlow and Kilkenny, has very poor connections. Regardless of whether one is en route from those locations to Dublin or down to Waterford, not enough … than the car, and to allow those who do not have a car to commute properly and efficiently to a job, school or college. We have to think of those who are studying or working in Dublin and need that transport timetable to meet their needs.
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Government to:
— publish the promised dental services plan;
— provide for a significant increase in Dental School places in University College Cork and Trinity College Dublin, and provide additional funding for this;
— facilitate the re-introduction of a structured mentorship programme to allow new graduates to gain work experience … example, for people in Laois, only one dental practice currently takes clients under the scheme and it is based on the edge of Carlow town. The budget for the current scheme is €73 million this year.
That is a reduction of €6 million on the allocation
In parliamentary questions
William Aird
Written
Aird asked the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science the reasons that the undergraduate psychology degree programme (PC414) at Carlow College is not currently included in the Free Fees Initiative and is not eligible for SUSI grants or funding, despite being equivalent to psychology
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