Cúntóir Naíonra

August 16, 2013

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Planning decision due on Gaelscoil de hÍde next month

August 16, 2013

By the start of next month, Gaelscoil de hÍde in Oranmore, will know whether it has received planning permission for its new school.

The application follows a grant of outline planning permission and the purchase of the site by the Department of Education earlier this year. This current application is seeking approval for the construction of a twostorey school with 16 classrooms, a general purpose room, library, resource and other rooms.
A decision is due from the Galway County Council on September 3. Independent Galway West TD Noel Grealish has welcomed the application, pointing out that the school has 292 pupils and 20 staff, all of whom are housed in temporary accommodation on a halfacre site, with no playground space, or other facilities. The annual rental cost of prefabs is €200,000.

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Bronze Age Jewellery Workshop

August 16, 2013

le Lidia de Lange

Saor in aisce / FREE

Spásanna teoranta, tá sé le cur in áirithint.
Limited spaces please book in advance.

091-870718

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Gaeilge Locha Riach once again brings a broad range of Heritage Week Projects before the town. A free of charge Bronze Age Jewellery Workshop will be held for 9-12 year olds (boys & girls) next Thursday afternoon.

Bronze Age Jewellery Workshop

Thursday 22nd August, 11.00 a.m.—12.30 p.m.

Ages: 9—12 years, boys & girls
Where: Irish Centre, Loughrea
Limited spaces please book in advance 091 870 718

Bilingual, fluency is not an issue.

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Song and Dance Camp

August 16, 2013

19-23 August 2013

Esker, Athenry, Co. Galway
Info:
087-1953884 / 087-9192381 / 086-8070335

Target Groups:
•Children 4-8 yrs where one parent at least speaks Irish to them at home.
•Children 9-13 yrs where one parent at least speaks Irish to them at home.

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