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Save Our Site! Minister, please, don't crush our little school.

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Helena Moran
6 years ago

Like any school...holy trinity families need a modern and adequate building to facilitate their children and their teachers..my eldest child is 30 yrs ...and 3 younger...all when to school there and we have been fighting tooth and nail..listening to empty promises all those yrs and waiting for a new school. All those yrs waiting for a sports ground..playground and classroom extensions..enough is enough ..what is happening can be classed as discrimination at this point...health and safety is certainly not in the the forefront of your thoughts as ye consistently deny our future kids and possibly my grandchildren a place to be educated. Although a church of ireland school..it has welcomed all religious persuasions without quibble for as long as i can remember... Now its time for the educational system to stand up and fight for our future generations and give westport s ecumenical church of ireland a new school that we and it can be proud of. Looking forward as are many others to the right decision to be made.thanking you..Helena Bennett moran..louisburgh and westport born and reared..look after our local requirements !

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Breege salmon
6 years ago

Holy trinity need a new school. Please help them to get a school soon.

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Iris Bourke
6 years ago

I went to Holy Trinity School many moons ago, it was a wonderfull place to receive your education, so personal and great teachers, so lets save our school

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Mary Bourke
6 years ago

Best Wishes Orla with your campaign to get your new school building.

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Susan Peavoy
6 years ago

Best of Luck Orla, I hope this goes well for you.

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Rosemary Wallace
6 years ago

Best of luck Orla to you and your staff

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Olive Ann Walsh Wrynn
6 years ago

Please protect Holy Trinity - Church of Ireland school in Westport and give them their new build.

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Lucy Burke-Gow
6 years ago

Holy Trinity NS deserve their own long awaited school site as originally agreed

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Joanne Walsh
6 years ago

Long overdue.

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Catherine Roddy
6 years ago

This is more bullying by government. They talk about inclusion and highlight prejudice . And turn around to do this!!!. Both schools have a totally different ethos, both noble. And its not fair to Christians of the C.O.I. tradition. Downright discrimination. Bullies. If this is not dealt with properly, there will be 5000 votes questionable in this town. This will not be forgotten at election time. Lets face it, the Fine Fail Glasri need every vote they can get from recent history.

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Mary O'Donnell
6 years ago

Holy Trinity NS are being treated like second-class citizens. They need a school NOW!

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Brian Bovaird
6 years ago

The school needs its own site in order that its identity can be clearly visible

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Tara Jordan
6 years ago

Save the site for Holy Trinity Church of Ireland

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Mrs M Brickenden
6 years ago

This school deserves its own site.

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vanessa Steenson
6 years ago

Holy Trinity NS deserves its own site

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Derek Middleton
6 years ago

Holy Trinity should have their own site. Every school needs their own space.

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Mary Hegarty
6 years ago

Give Holy Trinity what they were promised

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Justin Frewen
6 years ago Featured

This is another example of unfair discrimination against 'minority patronage' schools. Both Educate Together and Holy Trinity School should have their own independent sites to fully develop their schools.

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Sharon Mulroy
6 years ago

Do the right thing for the kids.

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Leigh
6 years ago

This is so wrong