Gaelscoil could do with a Fianna Fáil-style loan

MY four young children are taught in Gaelscoil na Camóige in Clondalkin, Dublin, in 14-year-old, second-hand prefab huts.

According to a recent Health & Safety report, these are not adequate.

There is no hot water in the toilets, the heating is ineffective and the constant change in temperature would be a contributing factor in absenteeism among staff and children. The emergency doors do not comply with the Fire Services Act. To access the physical education part of the primary school curriculum, the children must be led across a busy main road. I could go on.

I was thinking of asking the local Fianna Fáil cumann if there was any chance of a loan from their BT account to enable our children to be taught in a decent building which might meet European requirements on how children should be housed in school.

Paul Doran

Monastery Walk

Clondalkin

Dublin 22