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Ireland Spends €1.3 Billion on School Prefabs in Five Years
The Irish state has spent €1.3 billion on prefabricated classrooms over the past five years, according to a Public Accounts Committee hearing. This significant expenditure highlights the ongoing need for school infrastructure.
18 Jun, 10:16 — 18 Jun, 14:39
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irish-independent69d ago
State spends €1.3bn on prefab classrooms in five years
Public Accounts Committee to probe the Department of Education on value for money
By Aisling Moloney
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual69d ago
€1.3bn spent on school prefabs in five years, PAC hears
The Public Accounts Committee has heard that €1.3 billion has been spent on modular buildings for schools in the past five years.
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