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Excited pupils march into the new school in Cahir
Friday was a very special day in Cahir as the long awaited new amalgamated primary school opened.
The great day was welcomed by local councillor Mairin McGrath.
Cllr MGrath said "Huge excitement in Cahir this morning as the newly amalgamated Boys and Girls school move in to their brand new school building for the first time!! The school children paraded from the Parish Rooms across the Square and into the new school this morning!
Best wishes to all the kids, their teachers and Principal Brendan Horan. The project has been a very long time in the pipeline so it’s great to see it finally come to fruition."
The Back of the Pipes in Cashel
ICMSA meeting Billy Kelleher MEP in Brussels on the EID Directive amongst other issues
Lily Egan, Clara O’Brien and Lucy Fenton were among a number of schoolchildren from Clonmel schools who took part in a collaborative art project in a Clonmel laneway.
Group U14 & U16 North/Mid Tipp. Full caption at end of article
The return of lawn mowers and grass cutting machines to housing estates in Clonmel has been welcomed
Tim Cullinan: Government policy 'must reflect a changed world'
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