'Culture of blame' won't solve issue of reopening schools, says union

Norma Foley: "Ireland is an outlier in the European Union in not having in-person provision available for students with special educational needs at this time." Picture: Larry Cummins

The general secretary of the Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO), John Boyle has said that “a culture of blame” is not going to solve the issue of when schools should reopen.

There was a heightened level of anxiety among teachers “that the country is in the State we’re in” he told Newstalk Breakfast.