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James Lawless TD, Fianna Fáil
Local Fianna Fáil Minister James Lawless TD has just received confirmation today from the Department of Education that Gaelscoil Ruairí in Maynooth has been given permission to proceed to the tender stage with its plans for their new school building.
Minister Lawless stated: “This is crucial step in the progression of this new school build project.
“The new school is funded under the Large-Scale Capital Programme and will consist of an eight-classroom primary school, including two classrooms for students with special educational needs. The Department of Education has assured me that the major building project for Gaelscoil Ruairí is a significant priority for the Department.
“I want to pay tribute to the all the management, staff, students, parents and the Boards of Management who have all worked hard to get the building and facilities their school deserves.”
Minister Lawless concluded: “I will continue to work with the school, the Department of Education to complete this project as soon as possible.”
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