Undocumented Galway student appeals for help to get university place

A Leaving Cert student from Galway has appealed for help with her legal status so she can attend university.

Undocumented Galway student appeals for help to get university place
Tue, 05 Mar, 2019 - 14:15
Steve Neville

A Leaving Cert student from Galway has appealed for help with her legal status so she can attend university.

Sara Morais, who was born in Brazil and attends Gort Community School, has been living in the Galway town since 2006.

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