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Cull in study visas hurting Ireland English language sector , representative body claims – The Irish Times
irishtimes.com · Ireland
A representative body claims that a reduction in study visas is negatively impacting Ireland's English language sector. This suggests a concern for the economic health of the educational industry due to immigration policy.
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