Lenihan pays tribute to Christian Brothers' contribution

Junior Minister Brian Lenihan has paid tribute to the contribution the Christian Brothers have made to Irish education.

Fri, 09 Jun, 2006 - 13:29

Junior Minister Brian Lenihan has paid tribute to the contribution the Christian Brothers have made to Irish education.

Mr Lenihan was responding to the news that the order is to withdraw from direct involvement in its 138 primary and secondary schools across the country.

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