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Major investment announced for Holy Cross Mercy School

By Michelle Crean
An ambitious state-of-the-art building project, which will include four new special education classrooms, has been announced for Holy Cross Mercy School Killarney.
Minister for Education and Kerry TD Norma Foley made the announcement today (Wednesday).
The building project will deliver the new modern classrooms tailored for the provision of special education.
As part of the major additional accommodation programme four new special education teaching rooms will also be created while two rooms to deliver English as an additional language will be created from two existing classrooms. A withdrawal room and an additional bathroom are also included in the plans.
“I am delighted to announce this significant building project which will provide state-of-the-art facilities and further enhance the provision of special education at Holy Cross Mercy School in Killarney," Minister Foley said.
“This major building project is an endorsement of the school community at Holy Cross for their tireless commitment, passion and endeavour to providing inclusive education to the young people of Killarney and surrounding areas and I look forward to this project continuing at pace.”
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