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Irish teachers back strike; Wexford schools face closures as work-to-rule begins
Irish IndependentLO·IE·2 days ago
Irish students paid over €800,000 in fees to appeal state exam results last year, while the exams commission recorded a surplus of over €3m. The high cost of appeals may deter students from challenging results, raising fairness concerns. The commission's surplus suggests fees exceed administrative costs, prompting potential policy review.