Potential Schools Closure
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Yep HMM its still going ahead, Im really looking forward to it, Ill drive up early and leave my car in my mils if the roads are safe, if not then we will get the train up
Just had my first "school might be closed" text of the season re Tullyallen NS.
Paths slippy, icy, we dunno what will be like in am, Principal will review then, was tone of message.
LISTEN TO LMFM IN AM WAS BIG ADVICE, so am guessing the like is the same for some other schools too, listen out…
SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY DUE TO BAD WEATHER
29 November 2010
A number of schools in the North East are closed today due to the current arctic conditions gripping the country.
Phillipstown Primary School
Bush National School, Riverstown, Dundalk
Drumgossatt, Magheracloone, Carrickmacross
Ballynagearn National School, Magheracloone
St Marys Special School, Drumcar
Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal, Kilsaran (keep up to date on school website)
Scoil Ui Mhuiri, Dunleer
Ballapousta National School
Rampark National School, Lordship, Dundalk
Meath Hill School, Drumconrath
Walshestown National School, Grangebellew
St Louis School, Carrickmacross
St Josephs National School, Kingscourt
Stabannon National School
Heronstown National School, Lobinstown
Tallanstown Montessori Pre-School
Bellurgan National School
Newtown National School, Ardee
Mullaghboy National School, Cooley
Tullydonnell National School, Togher
St Josephs Primary School, Carrickmacross
St Olivers Secondary School, Drogheda
Termonfeckin National School, Termonfeckin
Tullyallen National School, Tullyallen
Dulargy National School, Ravensdale
Drogheda College of Further Education, Drogheda
Nobber National School
Monksland National School, Carlingford
Louth Village School
Lisdoonan National School, Carrickmacross
St Ita’s Special School, Drogheda – closed until weather improvesso far on LMFM website at 10.30am
snow only starting here now….
Ds1’s school was open this morning, the roads in Co Meath are a disgrace, the meath CC should be ashamed, you know when your passing from louth to meath… clear roads in louth, the same road in meath only yards way FULL of sleet and snow!!!
No Text from Ds’s school, im sure will get update in the morning if its closed tomorrow, the snow forecast is to be bad tonight….
Callystown N.S. closed until further notice..
Our Lady’s College Greenhills, Drogheda open so far as we got no news yet..however, the Bus Eireann and many private school buses not operating today or likely to be operating tomorrow according to Bus Eireann….so no way into school. Bus ran this morning, but not this evening.
the roads arent that bad… yet!!!
Some callers on the Radio today were saying their kids schools didnt start untill 11am so the frost and snow would clear a bit
The roads in Drogheda were fine today, really no need to close the schools.
Seemingly it is predicted the weather is suppose to be like this (or similar) on & off for the next three months, so i think its a bad sign if we are closing schools already this winter.
God, we really need to start learning how to cope when the weather is bad. A bit of bad weather & Ireland just shuts down.
Things are bad enough without our kids also missing out on their education.
The priority should be keeping the roads clear so everyone can get on with their lives regardless of the weather.
i seen the gritters on the road at 11am this morning! 1/4 inch and we stop… but some of the drivers cant feckin drive!!!! Driving too close to each other, too fast and like the STUPID BIDDY who nearly took the side out of my car today, lashing on her brakes at a red light, she skidded straight through the junction and nearly took the side out of me, i took off Thank God, it was close!!!
What do we do, home school for 3 months?i would not send my daughter to school in that weather we don’t have a car and have to walk she is not sitting in school all day with a wet uniform then she get the flu and be off then for another week because of that. my garden is like a ice rink so are the paths and the roads in my estate no gritters up here.
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