€15.5 Million in Dublin Schools Funding

School communities have done an exceptional job in adapting to the changes required to operate safely in a Covid-19 environment. A key priority is to continue to support and sustain the operation of schools in this context.

A total of 84 Dublin primary and post primary schools will benefit from this multi-annual funding which will cover the following projects:

Category 1: Life Safety Systems (fire alarm, fire detection and emergency lighting)

Category 2: Roof works

Category 3: Electrical works (other than life safety systems)

Category 4: Mechanical works

Category 5: Science labs (incl. gas works)

Category 6: Toilet facilities

Category 7: Windows projects

Category 8: Curricular requirements (excl. science labs)

Category 9: Fabric defects

Category 10: External environment projects (including playgrounds)

The scheme provides flexibility in determining which categories (or parts of categories) get approved in any given year.

For more information and a full list of the projects approved click here.

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