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Low-numbers school vows to stay open
Irish Daily Star
|October 03, 2025
A RURAL school that faces closure, because the Department of Education states it does not have enough pupils, has vowed to fight to stay open.
As The Star reported this week, Furglan National School near Ennistymon in Co Clare had until September 30 to safeguard its future by enrolling f
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