'Heartbreaking': Minister urged to help after Limerick school closure leaves 250 students 'in the dark'

Meanwhile, over 300 others have already paid fees to attend the language school, but have yet to arrive in the country
Student Campus on Limerick's Patrick Street closed down without notice, and while students haven’t had classes in weeks, some staff members have also not been paid since April. File picture

Student Campus on Limerick's Patrick Street closed down without notice, and while students haven’t had classes in weeks, some staff members have also not been paid since April. File picture

The Government has been asked to urgently intervene after more than 250 foreign students were "left in the dark" after their language school suddenly closed in Limerick City without explanation.

The Student Campus on Patrick Street closed down without notice, and while students haven’t had classes in weeks, some staff members have also not been paid since April.

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