VEC's call on Dempsey to stop schemes closing

The country's VECs are claiming tonight that some students attending VTOS, Youthreach and Travelling Training Centres will be forced off their schemes, because of funding cuts by the Department of Education.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003 - 20:43

The VECs want the Minister for Education, Noel Dempsey, to intervene.

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