Eight out of 10 Educate Together schools opened over the last decade are still residing in temporary accommodation such as rugby clubs or community centres - awaiting the delivery of a permanent school.

Change needed, says Paul Rowe

AT Cork Educate Together National School about three-quarters of the school’s 215 pupils are from Irish families, mostly in the local inner-city community or parts of the northside.

CAROL and Peter Dunne are among thousands of parents seeking their own choice of multi-denominational second-level education for their families.