School wins right to take in city pupils

AN ACCLAIMED Co Limerick secondary school has won its battle to continue drawing students from the city suburbs.

School wins right to take in city pupils
Wed, 10 Dec, 2008 - 00:00

Rivals had accused Scoil Chiarán in Croom of “cherry-picking” brighter students from the city.

They asked the Department of Education to confine the school’s enrolment area to Croom and neighbouring villages.

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