Carol loves her work - especially meeting people from a wide variety of fields - though she would sometimes like to have more time for reflection…

Maresa loves meeting people who are passionate about Early Childhood Education, spending time with family and friends - and laughing as much as possible!

Michael enjoys his work but doesn’t take it home with him, he favours the National Technological University structure for IoT’s, and he admires the new spirit of Barak Obama.

Galway man Eddie loves Gaelic football, would like to travel and impress his wife with nice wine and great wisdom, and believes absolutely in the value of education.

A native of Belfast, Philip has loved Dublin since the first day he arrived here to begin his studies at Trinity College, and regards it as his home.

Martin - a European and Irish citizen - is a self-confessed workaholic who loves the ‘infinite variety’ of his work and fits in a bit of golf when he has the time.

Clive is an inner-city dweller who likes good company, good food, sport, music. He admires Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Tutu - but most of all his wife Patricia.

Aine loves the convenience of living in Dublin, hates exaggeration, subscribes to the work-life balance school of thought, and very much wants parents to be heard.

Peter loves to achieve success for a union member, hates incompetence in high places, and enjoys wandering with his camera, making pictures.

Humphrey likes Irish music, good food and horse racing, and would like to see the National Parents Council Post Primary enjoy the benefits of more full-time staff.

Who’s Who introduces people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today

WHO’S WHO introduces people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today.

Who`s Who introduces people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today.

WHO`S WHO introduces people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today.

Who’s Who introduces you to people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today.