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

It still seems quite extraordinary that some of those conditions could not be met and that we have delays around the failure to meet some of them, some of which I just outlined. One would have thought people would know how to meet these sorts of basic conditions, or "green conditions" as they were described to me. We must also remember that this is a long saga. The school was originally promised a site at Newtownpark Avenue. Then, there was a long battle to get another site. We had to have council land that had been originally zoned for housing disposed to the school.

The site was given to the school because Gaelscoil Laighean needed a site. They seriously question when they will actually gain access. What is the timeline for access to the Mount Anville site for temporary buildings, and the timeline for the completion of the permanent school buildings for Gaelscoil Laighean? Is it possible to get answers to those questions because, otherwise, things seem to just drag on and on?

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