Ruairí Quinn

A former Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn faced backlash for reversing his promise not to introduce student fees, a decision that has become a point of reference in discussions about current fee increases.

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Ireland: Ruairí Quinn was the then minister of Labour who worked to find a legal route to a government ban. 7

Nell Mccafferty John Mitchell Karen Gearon Mary Manning Nimrod Sejake Peter Sutherland Paddy Mcnamee Garret Fitzgerald Dick Spring John Bruton Liz Deasy Vonnie Munroe

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Bad blood, life-defining moments and doldrums – The Irish Times

Ireland: Former minister Ruairi Quinn has also received the tax exemption. 6

Leo Varadkar Rachael Blackmore Eanna Ni Lamhna Bertie Ahern Alan Shatter Michael Healy Rae Mary Mcaleese Roisin O Donnell Claire Gleeson Lara Marlowe Martin Breheny Andrew Hamilton Hannah Kate Sheridan Ishmael Claxton

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Leo Varadkar defends tax exemption for memoir Speaking My Mind – The Irish Times

Ireland: Labour’s Ruairí Quinn. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Why are most new housing schemes in Dublin city so terrible? – The Irish Times

Ireland: The former minister for education Ruairí Quinn rowed back on a pre-2011 election promise to neither introduce student fees nor increase the contribution. 4

James Lawless Ailbhe Cryan Simon Harris Ellen O Doherty Roisin Northcote Katie Halpin Hill Miranda Bauer Faye Ni Dhomhnaill Karl Ormsby Ronan Cahill

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Students condemn potential €1,000 rise in third-level fees – The Irish Times