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Verdict in Sinnott case due given today

The Supreme Court is to announce its ruling this morning on the Sinnott case, which could have serious implications for the way disadvantaged children are educated.

Verdict in Sinnott case due given today

Thu, 12 Jul, 2001 - 07:43

The Supreme Court is to announce its ruling today on the Sinnott case, which could have serious implications for the way disadvantaged children are educated.

The State wants to make the age of 18 the cut-off point at which they are obliged to provide free tuition.

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