The plan
to cut Meitheal supports to children entering Co.Wexfords secondary
schools from small rural primary schools has being described as
"Scooge-like and short-sighted" by a local election candidate and
primary teacher.
Fionntán
Ó Súilleabháin said:
"Nothing
surprises me any more with this government who seem to know the price of
everything but the value of nothing.This scheme across Co. Wexford provides
invaluable support to children from small rural schools entering and
integrating into the big world of secondary education. We even have the biggest
secondary school in Ireland.To slash this support, all to save just forty five
thousand euro is scrooge-like and shortsighted by a government who seem to know
the price of everything but the value of nothing"
Mr.
Howlin needs to intervene immediately with his cabinet colleague Ruairí Quinn
to halt this silly cut"
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