Rockboro school in Cork will 'not open this September' after drop in pupil numbers

It is one of Ireland’s only fee-paying primary schools and has provided education at a cost of €5,000 per child per year.
Cork city's Rockboro NS has confirmed to parents that it will not be reopening this September to current and incoming students after a “drop in enrollment following the covid period.”
It is one of Ireland’s only fee-paying primary schools and has provided education at a cost of €5,000 per child per year. It is independent of the State or any religious organization and relies entirely on school fees and donations.