Kerry Catholic school transfer dispute

A Catholic Kerry school with no pupils is to open under one multi-denominational patron in September while another has been looking for accommodation since 2013.

Kerry Catholic school transfer dispute
Tue, 13 Jun, 2017 - 01:00
Niall Murray

Cahorreigh National School, known as Two Mile School due to its distance from Killarney, did not enrol any children last year.

After numbers fell to 17 in 2015, the Catholic Bishop of Kerry Ray Browne was considering its viability.

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CourtsCahorreigh National SchoolTwo Mile SchoolPlace: KillarneyPerson: Bishop of Kerry Ray BrownePerson: Paul RowePerson: RowePerson: Education MinisterPerson: Richard BrutonPerson: BrutonOrganisation: Kerry Catholic schoolOrganisation: Catholic Kerry schoolOrganisation: Cahorreigh National SchoolOrganisation: Two Mile SchoolOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: Kerry Education and Training BoardOrganisation: CNSOrganisation: Educate TogetherOrganisation: Department of EducationOrganisation: Kerry ETBOrganisation: ETBOrganisation: AnOrganisation: Foras PatrunachtaOrganisation: Catholic Church
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