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Meanings of denominational schools in English
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Usage of denominational schools in English
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His suggestion, however, that the ruling has implications for Irish denominationalschools, is unfounded.
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Am I right in thinking that appointments in denominationalschools are exempt from certain anti-discrimination legislation?
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A daily act of collective worship is a legal requirement in all State and denominationalschools.
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What denominationalschools were founded about this time?
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The TDs appealed to the Minister to make it easier for multi denominationalschools to acquire sites.
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Primary education is dominated by denominationalschools.
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It also makes State funding of denominationalschools conditional on the right of any child to attend .
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One of them provided that the Board should pay over direct to denominationalschools the fees for poor children.
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The Minister for Education is coming under pressure from backbench Labour TDs to give greater assistance to multi denominationalschools.
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This issue lurks in the undergrowth whether the public debate is about denominationalschools, funding of hospitals, or the Taoiseach's partner.
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However, it will not remove the existing legislative provision which gives denominationalschools wide-ranging powers to to discriminate on religious grounds.
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It would, I believe, be a gain if the splitting of the educational system into denominationalschools had not taken place.
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There is ongoing controversy over unbaptised children or those of minority faiths being denied places in denominationalschools where demand exceeds supply.
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They are denominationalschools controlled by boards, which are trustees of private property and are committed to protecting their own denominational ethos.
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Although the Equal Status Act 2000 prohibited religious discrimination in educational services, religious groups successfully lobbied for quite extensive exemptions for denominationalschools.
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The growth of immigration and religious diversity in the 1990s prompted some denominationalschools to seek greater legal protection of their religious character.