Teachers urge Government to stop stalling on new School of Music

TEACHERS at Cork School of Music have told the Government the time is over for excuses about delays in work on their new €60 million facility.

Teachers urge Government to stop stalling on new School of Music
Thu, 28 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) say staff and students have spent too long in unsuitable premises.

Education Minister Noel Dempsey announced 13 months ago that work on the Public Private Partnership (PPP) project would begin last summer.

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