Hanafin announces plans to improve teaching of Irish

Education Minister Mary Hanafin has announced plans to improve the teaching of Irish in schools around the country.

Tue, 18 Apr, 2006 - 11:52

Education Minister Mary Hanafin has announced plans to improve the teaching of Irish in schools around the country.

Ms Hanafin told the annual conference of the Irish National Teachers Organisation today that a team of 30 language experts would be appointed to help teachers improve their Irish.

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