20,000 places unfilled in state-run schools

Increasing demand for places in fee-paying schools has led to a shortage of students in free secondary schools in Dublin, according to figures released by the Department of Education.

20,000 places unfilled in state-run schools

Increasing demand for places in fee-paying schools has led to a shortage of students in free secondary schools in Dublin, according to figures released by the Department of Education.

The figures showed that state-run secondary schools in Dublin have 20,000 unfilled places, while almost all private schools and grinds schools in the city enjoy full enrolment.

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