Galway TD calls for speedy resolution to GMIT probe
Galway Bay fm newsroom - A Galway East T.D is calling on the Minister for Education to use his powers to speed up the investigation into alleged cheating at GMIT.
Speaking in the Dail last evening, Deputy Colm Keaveney said the inquiry is now into its third year, with legal costs to date around 400 thousand euro.The incident is alleged to involve a masters student in the School of Business who obtained an instructer manual and used the material to cheat in an exam.Deputy Keaveney says it's time for closure on this issue.Responding, Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn said he expects the inquiry to be published in the coming week.