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Martina Fitzgerald reports that FÁS is under intense scrutiny after it was revealed that hundreds of people have still not received their certificates

Ruairi Quinn, Labour party education spokesperson, says Brussels has been concerned for a long time over the funding of FÁS

Sean Whelan, Economics Correspondent, reports that Taoiseach Brian Cowen has said the immediate winding up of Anglo Irish Bank could cost €70bn or more

Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, repors that Dublin City Council has been accused of attempting to mislead politicians and the public

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports the Medical Council says the removal of the wrong kidney from a boy did not amount to serious professional misconduct

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Ray Colgan reports that while many children are still living in camps, special schools have been set up so they can resume their education

Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, reports that around 500 shareholders in the Newmarket Co-op are to share the windfall as the co-op is sold to Kerry Group

Emma O Kelly, Education & Science Correspondent, reports that in many other EU countries parents pay nothing at all for their children's text books

David Davin-Power, Political Correspondent, reports that Labour's Liz McManus will not contest the next general election

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Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports that the demonstrations were prompted after a clampdown by President Nicolas Sarkozy on Roma immigrants

Damien Tiernan, South-East Correspondent, reports that Iarnród Éireann says additional buses will be put in place to off-set the loss of the service

Sinéad Crowley, Arts & media Correspondent, reports that 30,000 people are expected in the Co Laois town for the arts and music festival

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Philip Bromwell reports that the exhibition of 40 works by the Dutch artist is expected to garner much international interest

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