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Motion expected to be submitted on ‘unfair’ Limerick school bus case

THE ISSUE of concessionary school transport is expected to shortly be raised in the Dáil after families in the Caherconlish area were left stranded without a bus. Fianna Fáil TD Willie O’Dea is currently seeking a motion to debate the issue with ...

14 Sept 2018 at 16:46

Local News

Limerick school bus crash: All casualties discharged from hospital

UNIVERSITY Hospital Limerick has confirmed that all casualties in the crash involving a school bus and car on Thursday morning have been discharged. Seven teenagers and the driver were in the bus, while there were two occupants in the car. The ...

07 Sept 2018 at 16:54

Education

County Limerick pupils without school bus as homes ‘closer to GPO’

FAMILIES in the Caherconlish area of County Limerick are left stranded without a school bus after they were told their children should be going to school in the city because the catchment area is 500 metres closer to their homes. Ahead of the ...

30 Aug 2018 at 06:00

Education

'Firm public commitment' given to resolving Limerick school bus issue

THE Minister of State for Education has given a “firm public commitment” to provide extra bus places for students in County Limerick who were left stranded without a bus. At the beginning of September, families in the Caherconlish area were ...

20 Sept 2018 at 11:41

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