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Have Leaving Cert maths' questions got easier or harder?

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By David Malone, Hazel Murray
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: An archive of Leaving Cert maths' papers tells a fascinating story of how the exam has changed over the last 100 years We often hear people telling us that the Leaving Cert was much harder in the past, but what were the exams actually like? Over the last few years we have collected Leaving Cert and Junior/Inter Cert exams, so people can find out.
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Have Leaving Cert maths' questions got easier or harder?

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By David Malone, Hazel Murray
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: an archive of Leaving Cert maths' papers tells a fascinating story of how the exam has changed since 1925. We often hear people telling us that the Leaving Cert was much harder in the past, but what were the exams actually like? Over the last few years we have collected Leaving Cert and Junior/Inter Cert exams, so people can find out.
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How are votes counted in an Irish Bye-Election?

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By David Malone
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: With two Dáil seats vacant in Dublin Central and Galway West, Ireland's asks voters for multiple preferences to help decide who is elected On the 22nd of May 2026, there will be two bye-elections in Ireland. A bye-election is held when a Dáil seat becomes vacant. This can happen for various reasons, such as the death of a TD.
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