Written answers

Wednesday, 20 October 2021

Department of Education and Skills

School Staff

Photo of Aodhán Ó RíordáinAodhán Ó Ríordáin (Dublin Bay North, Labour)
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131. To ask the Minister for Education and Skills the number of primary and secondary school teachers by county in tabular form; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [51414/21]

Photo of Norma FoleyNorma Foley (Kerry, Fianna Fail)
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The attached tables detail the total number of teaching posts allocated for primary schools (mainstream only) and post-primary schools during the 2020/2021 academic year.

Teaching posts in mainstream primary schools by county 2020-2021

County.Description Total.posts.2020.2021
Carlow 488
Cavan 635.9
Clare 904
Cork 4323
Donegal 1271.9
Dublin 9398.5
Galway 2136.8
Kerry 1092
Kildare 1787
Kilkenny 671
Laois 745.5
Leitrim 245
Limerick 1589
Longford 389
Louth 1084.8
Mayo 1011.7
Meath 1584
Monaghan 510
Offaly 691
Roscommon 555.2
Sligo 482
Tipperary 1267
Waterford 905
Westmeath 744
Wexford 1194
Wicklow 1123.2

Teaching posts in post-primary schools by county 2020-2021

County Total.posts.2020.2021
Carlow 478.55
Cavan 457.78
Clare 691.81
Cork 3595.96
Donegal 1145.13
Dublin 7284.8
Galway 1736.23
Kerry 949.02
Kildare 1525.5
Kilkenny 621.51
Laois 489.27
Leitrim 225.62
Limerick 1316.67
Longford 336.21
Louth 996.24
Mayo 871.24
Meath 1228.71
Monaghan 443.06
Offaly 538.47
Roscommon 341.55
Sligo 425.3
Tipperary 1118.25
Waterford 743.1
Westmeath 673.34
Wexford 1072.43
Wicklow 987.14

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