Up to 50 Cork school children left with no bus places after premises moves

The Douglas Rochestown Educate Together national school opened at its new premises on Carr’s Hill on January 23, after previously being located in Garryduff
Up to 50 Cork school children left with no bus places after premises moves

Some of the families from Mount Oval and Fort Hill, Cork, John Collier, Michael Kaczmarek, Marcin Miechwk, Onur Ince, Eileen Guiney, Anna Klepczarek, Sharon Fitzmorris, Igor Serqutin and Albane Ripert. Their children cannot get a bus to the Douglas Rochestown Educate Together National School. Picture: Dan Linehan

Up to 50 pupils of a Cork city school have not been able get a place on a bus to the school since it was relocated to a new building last month. 

The Douglas Rochestown Educate Together national school opened at its new premises on Carr’s Hill on January 23, after previously being located in Garryduff.

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