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Choláiste Mhuire racing team visit WIT for F1 school competition
Transition year students Róisín Ryan, Sarah Murphy, Nathan Killane and Darragh O'Grady travelled to WIT to meet the people from SEAM (South Eastern Applied Materials Research Centre) and colleagues from the School of Business to discuss their project pertaining to F1 in Schools Competition.
Many thanks to Ms Pollard for organising this hugely informative trip and to WIT staff Carlos, Brendan, Dr Ramesh and Marie for their time and hospitality on the day.
Contributed to School Days at the Tipperary Star.
Funding to tackle vacant housing in Tipperary is very welcome
The Government is also planning to bring in a new Vacant Property Tax
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