University key to revamping region, says PD candidate

A UNIVERSITY for the south east is a key component to the revitalisation of the region, a Dáil hopeful said yesterday.

Tue, 30 Jan, 2007 - 00:00

PDs general election candidate Colm O’Gorman said he believed the upgrading of Waterford Institute of Technology was vital for his constituency of Wexford.

He pledged to work towards the establishment of a university in the south east.

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Courts Education Place: Wexford Place: Kilkenny Place: Carlow Place: Wexford town Place: Ireland Place: South East Place: Dublin Person: Colm O’Gorman Person: Liz O’Donnell Event: election Organisation: PD Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Waterford Institute of Technology Organisation: PD Dáil Organisation: University of the South East Organisation: Co Wexford

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