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Scoil Mhuire principal Pauric Nolan
Scoil Mhuire in Clane has applied to renew a planning application to extend its adult education space at the school.
But school principal, Pauric Nolan, said there was no money yet in the pipeline to start work on the space.
In July 2014, the school got permission to build three classrooms and increase its adult education space by almost 70%. The classrooms and parking were completed in 2016 but not the second phase, the adult section.
That has not happened and the permission is set to run out this October. The application to extend the permission said that they “anticipate” work could start on the adult extension in mid/late 2019 and be completed in mid-2020, but that is subject to money being available.
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