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Additional Accommodation Scheme All Ongoing School Projects County Roll No School Total Accommodation Project Status Carlow 00977B Ballyconnell NS, Tullow 2x classroom EIU ,1X80M2 MAINSTREAM, 2xSET rooms and WC DESIGN STAGE Carlow 01116A Ballinkillen NS, Muinebeag 1 x mainstream classroom with ensuite toliets and 1 x WC for assisted users ONSITE Carlow 01116A Ballinkillen NS, Muinebeag 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom with en-suite 95m2. APPROVED Carlow 02124E Scoil Molaise, Old Leighlin 2-Classroom SEN Base (total area incl walls and circulation 439m2) DESIGN STAGE Carlow 04077I St. Brigid's National School, Tullow 2-Classroom SEN Base (total area incl walls & circulation 439m2). DESIGN STAGE 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom, I x UAWC and 2 classroom SNU and 16938E Tinryland NS ONSITE Carlow withdrawal area 17127S St Josephs NS 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED Carlow 1x80m2 classroom inc en-suite toilets & 1x10.5m2 WC for assisted users, Carlow 17330P Glynn NS, St Mullins ONSITE 1x80m2 clasroom inc en-suite toilet Prefab Replacement Carlow 17462J St. Michael's NS 1 x mainstream classroom with ensuite toliets and 1 x WC for assisted users DESIGN STAGE Carlow 18024N Ardattin NS 1X Mainstream,1x SET room, 1x WC for assisted users DESIGN STAGE 1 x 75m2 Staff Room and 1 x 15m2 Deputy Principals Office and 2 x 3.5m2 Carlow 19315G St Laserian's Special School ONSITE Staff Toilets (total area inc walls and circulation 121m2) Carlow 19784S St Laserian's Mixed NS 2 x Classroom SEN Base (total area inc walls and circulation 439 sq.m.) DESIGN STAGE 2 x 80m^2 Mainstream classrooms incl ensuite and 1 x 10.5m^2 WC for assisted users (total area incl walls and circulation 209m^2) 2-Classroom Carlow 19958C St. Fiacc's NS, Graiguecullen SEN base (total area incl walls and circulation 439m^2) & 2 x 80m^2 DESIGN STAGE Mainstream classrooms incl ensuite and 1 x 10.5m^2 WC for assisted users (total area incl walls and circulation 209m^2) (prefab replacement). Carlow 61140K St. Leo's College, Carlow 1 x Classroom (by refurbishment of gym storeroom) ONSITE 4 x General classroom, 1 x Home Economics Room, 1 x DCG room, 1x Carlow 61140K St. Leo's College, Carlow APPROVED Textiles room, 2 x Science Lab and Prep area, and Toilet Facilities. Carlow 61141M Presentation College, Askea 3 x Classrooms, 1 x 110m2 Science Lab & Universal Acces WC DESIGN STAGE 12x General classrooms, 2x Pastrol office, 1x SET room, 1x Multimedia Carlow 61141M Presentation College Askea room, 1x Music room, 1x DCG room, 1x Con studies room, 1x Tech APPROVED room/Prep area, 2x Project store, 2x Science lab/1 prep area, 2 Classroom Carlow 70400L Borris Vocational School 3 x Gen Classroom, wc for assisted users & 1 x 263m2 ASD Unit ONSITE 2x General classrooms(prefab replacement) & 1x Textiles room,1x Music Carlow 70440A Gaelcholaiste Cheatharlach room, 1x Construction studies room with prep room, 1x Science lab with APPROVED prep area, 2 Classroom SEN base 1 x 80m2 Mainstream incl. Ensuite toilets & 2 x 15m2 SET Room - total incl. Cavan 16083T St. Mary's NS, Baileboro Road, Virginia, Co. Cavan ONSITE walls & circlulation = 143m2. 1 x 80m^2 Mainstream classroom with ensuite toilets (95m^2 incl Cavan 16093W Ballyconnell National School DESIGN STAGE circulation & walls) 1 Classroom SEN base. Single-Classroom SEN Base & 1 x 80m²Mainstream Classroom & Prefab Cavan 17230L St Brigid's NS, Killoughter, Redhills DESIGN STAGE replacement of a Two-Classroom SEN Base. 1 x 80m^2 Mainstream classroom incl ensuite toilets (total area incl walls Cavan 17326B St. Felim's National School and circulation 95m^2) & 1 x 80m^2 Mainstream classroom incl ensuite DESIGN STAGE toilet (total area incl walls and circulation 95m^2) Prefab Replacement 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom with ensuite toilets & 1 x WC for assisted Cavan 17780A St Mary's NS, Ballyhaise Co Cavan ONSITE users Cavan 19285A Kill NS. Cootehill 1xMainstream,1xSET room DESIGN STAGE 1 x 96m2 mainstream classroom to include en-suite toilets and 1 x WC for Cavan 19983B St Clare's NS, Ballyjamesduff assisted users & 3 x 15m2 resource rooms & 2 x ASD classroom unit ONSITE (totalling 322m²) Cavan 61080S Royal School Cavan 1xPE Hall DESIGN STAGE 4x49m2 Mainstream, 1x100m2 Special Needs Classrooms, 1x36m2 Cavan 70350W St. Bricin's College, Belturbet Wood/Technology/Construction Studies, 1x65m2 Wood/Technology DESIGN STAGE machining & Prep room, 1x136m2 Metal Work/Technology Room and Cavan 70390L Virginia College 9x Genrtal Classrooms, 2x SET rooms, 3x Science labs, 2x Prep area APPROVED Cavan 76313A Colaiste Dun an Ri Refurb works for Youthreach centre phase 1 APPROVED 23x General classrooms, 2 Classroom SEN base, 5x SET room, 1x Multimedia Cavan 76313A Colaiste Dun an Ri room, 1x DCG room, 3x Science lab/ 2 Prep area, 1x Home Econ room, 1x Art APPROVED room. 1x Con studies room, 1x Engineering room, 1x Tech prep area, 3x 1 x 149m2 Engineering Room, 1 x 59m2 Engineering Prep Room, 1 x 80m2 Cavan 81005Q St Aidan's Comphrensive School APPROVED Construction Prep/Store area & 1 x 119m2 Home Economics Room. 4x General Classrooms, 1x Science lab/Prep area, 1x Multi media room, 4x Cavan 91351S Bailieborough Community College General classrooms,4x SET rooms, 1x Music room, 1x Textiles room, 1x Art APPROVED room,,1x Project store, 1x science lab, 1x Library, 1x GP/dining 1 x 80m2 classroom-en suite toilets and Provision of UAWC & Office and 1 X Clare 04919H St John's N.S., Cratloe, ONSITE 322m2 ASD Unit and 1 x 35m2 staffroom 1 x 80sq.m. mainstream classroom and 1 x 10.5sq.m. UAWC (Total area Clare 10763L Boston NS, Tubber ONSITE 105sq.m.) 2 x SEN Base (Total area incl walls and circulation 439m2)& Clare 13870E Kilkishen N.S. , Kilkishen, Ennis REVISED APPROVED 1x 100m2 Prefab Rental from September 2022 Clare 15301V Kildysart NS 1 x mainstream classroom ON SITE Clare 17026M Clarecastle NS 1 Classroom SEN base APPROVED 2 x 80 sq.m. mainstream classrooms with ensuite toilets and 1 x10.5sq.m. Clare 17517I Doolin NS ONSITE UAWC (Total area 209 sq.m.) Clare 18032M Clonmoney NS, Newmarket on Fergus 1 x SET Room (total area 19m2) and 1 x UAWC (10.5 sq.m.) ONSITE 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom and 2 x classroom ASD Unit (Total area Clare 18555V Lissycasey NS ONSITE 417m2) 1 x 80m^2 Mainstream Classroom with Ensuite Toilets & 1 x 10.5m^2 Clare 18624O Convent Primary School, Killaloe ONSITE Assited User WC (total area including walls and circulation - 105m^2). 1 x 80m² Mainstream classroom incl ensuite and 1 x 10.5m² WC for assisted Clare 18740Q St Johns NS, (Shannon Airport No 2) users (total area incl walls and circulation 105m²), 1-Classroom SEN Base DESIGN STAGE 209m². Clare 19274S St. Conaire's NS, Shannon 5 x 15 sq.m. SET Rooms , 1 x Classroom SEN base ONSITE Clare 19551S Crusheen NS 1xMainstream, 1x SET room APPROVED Clare 19552U St Tolas NS 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED Clare 19838P Gaelscoil Mhichil Ciosog, Gleann Aibhne, Inis 1 x 16m2 WC for assisted users, 5 x 80m2 classrooms & 2 x 16m2 SET rooms DESIGN STAGE 2 x SEN Base Classrooms Clare 19698C St. Aidan’s National School APPROVED Rental 1 x 100m² prefab from September 2021 to June 2023 1 x Science lab and prep area (127m2) 1 x Tech Graphics/DCG Room (89m2) Clare 62010C St Josephs Secondary School APPROVED and Ancillary 2 x 49m2 Mainstream Classrooms & 1 x 149m2 Metalwork Room & 1 x Clare 70900I Scariff Community College, Scariff DESIGN STAGE 149m2 Woodwork Room Clare 70901K St Anne's Community College, Killaloe refurbishment DESIGN STAGE Clare 81007U St Patricks Com School 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED 2 Classroom SEN base, 3x General classroom,2x SET rooms and Multi Media Clare 76075K St John Bosco Community College DESIGN STAGE room Cork 01197D Sundays Well BNS, Strawberry Hill, Blarney Road, Cork 4 x 15m2 SET rooms DESIGN STAGE Cork 02452V St Colman's NS, Cloyne 2 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x 16m2 WC for assisted users & 2 x Resource rooms ONSITE 2 X 80 m2 mainstream classroom with WC for assisted users, 1 x 15m2 SET Cork 02707F Sundays Well GNS, Strawberry Hill, Blarney Road, Cork DESIGN STAGE room Cork 02803B Banteer NS 2 x 80m2 classrooms ONSITE Cork 04953H Ballyhass NS, Cecilstown 2 x 15m2 SET rooms, 1x Mainstream classroom DESIGN STAGE Cork 05257P Presentation Primary School,Bandon 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED Cork 05477G Laragh NS, Bandon 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom with en-suite toilets ONSITE 1 x 80m^2 Mainstream Classroom including ensuite toilets, 1 x 10.5m^2 WC Cork 05565D Trafrask Mixed National School, Bantry for Assisted Users (total area incl. walls and circulation 105m^2), 1 x 15m^2 DESIGN STAGE SET Room (total area incl. walls and circulation 19m^2). 1x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom incl ensuite toilets (total area incl walls and Cork 05636A Dunmanway Model National School ONSITE circulation 95m2) Cork 05940D Scoil Ursula, Blackrock 1 x 254m2 ASD Unit DESIGN STAGE 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom with ensuite toilets & 1 Assisted Users WC Cork 06295F Freemount NS, Charleville DESIGN STAGE (Total 105m2) Cork 06342L Vicarstown NS, Vicarstown 2X80m2 Classroom with ensuite toilets 2 x Classroom SEN base APPROVED Cork 08393P Rathduff NS, Grenagh 2 x 80m2 c/r & 3 Class ASD Unit & 1 x 16m2 WC for assisted users DESIGN STAGE Cork 11337W Kilmagner NS, Fermoy 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom with en-suite toilets & 1 x 15m2 SET Room DESIGN STAGE Cork 12012W St Lukes School 2 Classroom SEN base, 1x Mainstream ensuite APPROVED Cork 12147W Ardfield NS 1X Mainstream classroom, ensuite APPROVED Cork 12169J Templebreedy NS, Crosshaven 2 x 80m2 mainstream classrooms with ensuite toilets DESIGN STAGE Cork 12263B Goggins Hill NS 3 Classroom SEN base APPROVED Cork 12382J Curraglass NS, Curraglass 1 X 80 m2 mainstream classroom with Universal Access WC DESIGN STAGE Cork 12456M Timoleague NS 1X SEN base APPROVED Cork 12473M Greenmount NS 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED Cork 12505W Kilbarry NS 1x Mainstream Classroom ONSITE Cork 13031I St Joseph's Convent NS, Charleville 1 x Principal's Office, 1 x Admin Office, 1 entrance lobby with Canopy DESIGN STAGE Cork 13910N Scoil Bhride Crosshaven 1x Mainstream classroom, 2 Classroom SEN base APPROVED 6x SET rooms, 3 Classroom SEN base, 6x Mainstream classrooms, convert Cork 14000C St Maries of the Isle APPROVED rooms into 2 Classrooms, and Ancillary Cork 14022M Coachford NS 2 x SEN Base.
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