School founder to be honoured

An Irish educator who helped school millions of boys around the world will be honoured in Waterford City tomorrow.

Thu, 07 Feb, 2008 - 12:00

An Irish educator who helped school millions of boys around the world will be honoured in Waterford City tomorrow.

A €6m visitor centre dedicated to Christian Brothers founder Edmund Ignatius Rice will be officially opened by the Taoiseach.

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