Planning row sees toilets being used as classrooms

CHILDREN attending a Limerick city school will have to continue using converted toilets as classrooms due to a planning row.

A €4 million redevelopment of the JFK primary school faces uncertainty due to objections lodged by local residents.

The Department of Education gave the green light for extensive works at the school, on the Ennis Road, last December.

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