A school in Tipperary has been granted more than 72 thousand euro for substantial safety works in the school.
St. Anne’s Secondary School in Tipp Town has been given significant funding for the amendment of the school entrance, which was 147 years old and unfit for purpose.
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With the help of Deputy Michael Lowry, the school applied for fund a new entrance with greater visibility for vehicles and pedestrians.
Prinicpal of St Anne’s, Colette Treacy, the 100m wall at the entrance was a huge concern for the school:
