Two weeks from today, I’ll be covering original questions across all 5 strands with #lceconomics students at the BSTAI Dublin Branch Revision Seminars in UCD. My focus each year is less on what they need to know and more on how to apply their knowledge to unfamiliar questions and maximise their understanding of theory to boost their marks, by perfecting their exam technique.
It's that time of year again - Revision Seminars for the JC and LC Class of 2026 are back!
Date: Saturday, April 18th 2026
Location: Lochlann Quinn School of Business, UCD
#JCBusinessStudies, #LCBusiness, #LCEconomics & #LCAccounting
@CareyGercarey@Driscollodaniel@IrishTimes In fairness some are normal teachers as well, but moonlighting as expert reviewers or expert tutors or subject experts for grind schools. Hard to know how expert they can be in their proper classroom with their extracurricular activities!
Really, they want unfiltered, unverified ‘educational’ content to remain available - without any checks and balances? Most of it is dross but that’s ok #edchatie
If the government decides to ban under-16s from social media, it must not deny them access to educational content on video-sharing platforms such as TikTok or YouTube, MPs say
https://t.co/yiyCAiuINX
The company behind one of Ireland's largest independent event ticketing companies https://t.co/MS3SwV4GG8 has ceased trading as it plans to enter liquidation. https://t.co/k4Xzze3DEC
Today, the 2026 monitoring of EU progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been released.↔️📊
Learn more about the EU's progress here👉https://t.co/4w3U9T9noY
Dublin City Council said Re-turn bottles and cans had become a “monetary commodity”, leading to bin scavenging, scattered rubbish, extra cleaning work and a hefty bill for locks, bin surrounds and staff time.
Latest FOI records available online at:
https://t.co/Ba9QrOFsjJ
Well done to Vivan and Alex from Hansfield Educate Together Secondary School, Dublin, who travelled to Brussels this week to represent Ireland in the finals of the European Money Quiz. Thanks to @EBFeu
for hosting a fantasic event and @bstaireland for their support. #EMQ2026
The CCPC asked me to spread the word #lceconomics
Dear Teacher,
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) is delighted to announce that applications for the 2026 Our Money, Our Future sponsorship programme are now open.
Our Money, Our Future is a Global Money Week aligned sponsorship programme by the CCPC. It supports post-primary schools and Youthreach centres to develop creative, student-led financial literacy initiatives.
All information about the programme and application process is available on our website.
Apply for sponsorship here! https://t.co/A3rQInufp5
Closing date: 25th September 2026.
Please ensure you have read the updated Our Money, Our Future Sponsorship Guidelines before applying.
Further useful information is available in the updated Teacher Toolkit.
If you need some inspiration, read more about the Our Money, Our Future: Award Winners 2026.
Kind regards, Youth Financial Education Team
And no, I’m no relation to those Quills.
Kerry retailer attached ‘Made in Ireland’ labels to jumpers made in Pakistan
Quills Woollen Market gets €500 fine and ordered to pay €1,000 costs after ‘deliberate attempt to deceive buyers’
https://t.co/mQDs0FHcLO
Ireland's national debt now stands at €200 billion and could reach €250bn by the 2030s, the Oireachtas Committee of Public Accounts will hear today https://t.co/VcBciYIkRt
Nike sponsored Roger Federer for 24 years, and then let him go.
A Japanese tailor’s son paid him $300 million dollars, and launched a global, multi-billion dollar clothing megabrand.