Clonkeen College board 'kept in dark' about Christian Bros plan to sell land for €18m, High Court told

The board of management of a South Dublin secondary school were "kept in the dark" about plans by the Christian Brothers to sell part of its playing grounds to builders for €18m, the High Court has heard.

Clonkeen College board 'kept in dark' about Christian Bros plan to sell land for €18m, High Court told
Fri, 16 Mar, 2018 - 17:44

By Ann O'Loughlin

The board of management of a South Dublin secondary school were "kept in the dark" about plans by the Christian Brothers to sell part of its playing grounds to builders for €18m, the High Court has heard.

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