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Gaelscoil Thiobraid Arann pupils during Muinteoir Breathnach's send-off
There was huge emotion this week in Gaelscoil Thiobraid Arann as the school bid farewell to Muinteoir Eoghan Breathnach.
The emotion was palpable as parents and children left the school on Tuesday afternoon in Tipperary Town.
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The school would like to wish him well in his new post in Clonmel and remark upon the "stamp on the minds and hearts of these grateful children who will remember him with affection always as they grow through their teenage years".
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