Richard Boyd Barrett (Dún Laoghaire, People Before Profit Alliance) | Oireachtas source

The conditions the planning application failed to meet were around things like lack of public lighting, lack of proper pest control, failure to put in correct waste management systems and other green conditions in those conditions mentioned by the Minister.

What the parents of Gaelscoil Laighean find really hard to believe is that where there are particular conditions around building a temporary school building - bear in mind, this school has been authorised to exist since 2015 and has been in a completely inappropriate temporary situation in Deansgrange since then - the Department does not know how to put in a planning application that meets these conditions. Therefore, we get delay after delay. Can the Minister explain that? Can she give a clear timeline as to when the school will gain access to the Mount Anville site? What is the timeline for the completion of not only the temporary but the permanent school buildings for Gaelscoil Laighean?

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