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Ruairi Quinn TD

Labour Party TD for Dublin South East


Ruairi Quinn is a Labour Party TD (Member of Parliament) for the Dublin South East constituency.

He represents Donnybrook, Sandymount, Ranelagh, Rathmines, Rathgar, Milltown, Terenure, Harold's Cross, the south east Inner City, Ringsend, Irishtown and Ballsbridge. Ruairi has been a public representative for the area since 1973, and lives in Sandymount.

He is a former Minister for Finance, Leader of the Labour Party, Chairman of the European Council of Finance Ministers (ECOFIN) and is currently Vice President and Treasurer of the Party of European Socialists.

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Archive for May, 2010

Ministers should have Chinese Whispers about Mandarin

I welcome the comments made by Michael Martin, Minister for Foreign Affairs, that Mandarin should be introduced as a Leaving Certificate subject. However, the Minister’s comments are at odds with those of the Minister for Education and Skills, Mary Coughlan TD. The Tánaiste told me on the 20th of April, in a parliamentary question, (see [...]



Summer 2010 Newsletter

The Dublin South East Labour Party is currently distributing its Summer 2010 Newsletter. This edition focuses on Education and sets out Labour’s Priorities for our schools and students. There is also detailed local news from all parts of the Dublin South East constituency. If you have any questions, please get in touch with me.



Building Control Act 2007

There is a serious problem for people who are having difficulties with the registration of the title of ‘Architect’. The Building Control Act 2007 was passed with a very rigourous set of requirements for architects who lacked a formal qualification to prove to the authorities. This was done to eliminate ‘cowboy’ architects, but  this law [...]



Improving Quality in our Schools

Yesterday, I had a comment piece published in the Irish Times on how to improve the quality of educational outcomes in our schools. You can read the article in full below. MUCH HAS been written, and even more promised, about a knowledge economy. Yet, too often the focus has been on the high-level goals of [...]



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