asked the Minister for Education the number of new all-Irish primary schools which have been set up in the country over the past six years; their locations; and the plans she has to encourage an increase in such schools.
Written Answers. - All-Irish Primary Schools.
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Between the years 1982 and 1987, 29 new all-Irish primary schools were established. I shall arrange to have a list of their locations circulated with the Official Report.
My Department will continue to facilitate the establishment of all-Irish schools by meeting the full cost of school sites and building costs, paying higher capitation grant and maintaining a more favourable pupil/teacher ratio in these schools.
List of new All-Irish Schools which were established between the years 1982 and 1987
|
County |
Location |
|
Dublin |
Clondalkin, Tallaght, Portmarnock, Templeogue. |
|
Carlow |
Carlow |
|
Kilkenny |
Kilkenny. |
|
Kildare |
Kilcock |
|
Clare |
Moy, Ennis, Shannon |
|
Cork |
Youghal, Ballincollig, Fermoy, Bishopstown, Carrigaline, DouGlas, Mallow, Cobh |
|
Two in Cork City (Mahon, ParkLands) |
|
|
Galway |
Galway City |
|
Limerick |
Newcastlewest |
|
Louth |
Dundalk |
|
Meath |
Dunshaughlin |
|
Mayo |
Castlebar |
|
Monaghan |
Carrickmacross |
|
Waterford |
Dungarvan, Waterford, Tramore |