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All School Projects Completed 2011 to 2021 County Roll No School Total Accommodation Year Completed Carlow 01415K Rathoe NS, Rathoe 2 x mainstream classrooms, WC for assisted users & 2 classroom ASD Unit 2017 Carlow 04077I St Brigid's NS, Grange 2 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom plus 1 x 210m2 ASD Unit 2012 Carlow 04077I St Brigid's NS, Grange 4 x 80m2 classroom, 3 x 16m2 WC for assisted users & 2 x 15m2 resource rooms 2018 Carlow 11135K St Mary's CofI NS, Bagnelstown 1 x 201m2 ASD Unit 2017 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom with en-suite toilets & 1 x 10.5m2 WC for assisted users (total area inc walls & Carlow 01215C Newtown Dunleckney NS Newtown Bagenalstown 2020 circ 105m2) Carlow 13105L St Brigid's National School 1 x 201 ASD Unit & 269me ASD Unit 2015 Carlow 14837L Scoil Naomh Peadar agus Pol 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2015 Carlow 14837L 2 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2012 Carlow 14837L SN Peadar agus Pól, Ballon 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom & 1 x wc for assisted users 2019 Carlow 18183K Queen of the Universe NS, Bagnalstown 1 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x WC for assited users 2016 1 x100sqm ASD Unit & 1 x 20sqm Multi- Sensory Room, 1 x 117m2 ASD Unit. Central activities space & Staff Carlow 18183K Queen of the Universe NS, Bagenalstown parking. Refurb of building purchased by Patron 2014 ASD Unit comprising 2 x 70m2 Mainstream Class Base, 1 x 80m2 Central Activities Space, 1 x 30m2 En-Suite Toilets & Shower Area, 2 x 12m2 Withdrawl Rooms, 1 x 20m2 Multi-Sensory Room,1 x 15m2 Para-Educational Room, 1 x 10m2 Staff Toilets, 1 x 10m2 Linen/Sluice Room, 1 x 30m2 Storage, 1 x 20m2 Office, 1 x 22.74m2 Internal Walls & Partitions, 1 x 68.22m2 Circulation, External works - 1 x 200m2 Secure hard & soft play area, 6 Carlow 18424G St. Josephs School, Carlow carparking spaces, Consultant's fees 10% 2014 Carlow 18424G St Josephs NS, St Josephs Road Refurbishment works 2012 1x80m2 classroom inc en-suite toilets & 1x10.5m2 WC for assisted users, 1x80m2 clasroom inc en-suite toilet Carlow 18424G St. Joseph's NS, Carlow Town 2020 Prefab Replacement Carlow 18424G SN Iosaef Naofa, Carlow Town 1 X Resource room (Refurb) 2017 Carlow 18510W S.N. Naomh Padraig 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 Carlow 19784S St. Laserians Mixed NS, Leighlinbridge 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 Carlow 19958C SN Fhiach, Graiguecullen, Co Carlow 1 x 80m² Mainstream classroom 2013 Carlow 19958C St Fiacc's NS, Graiguecullen 1 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x WC for assisted users 2018 Carlow 20370V Saplings Special School, Graiguecullen Configuration to provide classroom 2017 conversion to provide 2 m/s classrooms, 1 x 100m2 Science Lab & Prep Area, 1 x 65m2 Woodwork/Technology Machining & Prep Area, 1 x136m2 Construction Studies Room, 2 x 100m2 Art Room, ! X 80m2 Music Room, 1 x Carlow 61120E St. Mary's Academy CBS 35m2 toilet facilities & reception area 2014 4 x 49sqm Mainstream Classrooms & 2 Classroom Special Needs Unit of 552m2, student toilet facilities & 2 staff Carlow 61150N Presentation De La Salle, Bagenalstown toilets 2014 Cavan 08490N St. Clare's Primary School, Cavan Town 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom 2015 Cavan 08490N St. Clares Primary School 2x80m2 Mainstream Classrooms 2012 Cavan 08948L Milltown NS, Belturbet 1 x 80m2 classroom 2016 Cavan 11541V Farnham NS, Drumelis 1 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x WC for assisted users 2016 Cavan 12312L Darley National School,Cootehill, Co Cavan 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom, 1 x 25m2 Resource Room 2013 Cavan 13203L St. Patrick's NS, Loch Gowna 1 x 89m2 classroom & 1 x ec for assisted users 2016 Cavan 13203L St. Patricks Mixed National School 2x16m2 Resource Rooms 2012 1 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x 16m2 WC for assisted users. Refurbishment of GP Room to provide interim ASD Cavan 14073G St Patrick's NS, Castletara, Ballyhaise accommodation 2015 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom plus Univeral Access Toilet, 2 x 70m2 ASD Classroom plus toilet and showers, 1 x 12m2 Withdrawal Space, 1 x 20m2 Multisensory Room (ASD), 1 x 75m2 Classroom (Early Intervention Unit), 1 x 45m2 Baby Room & Changing Area (Early Intervention Unit), 1 x 30m2 General Storage (ASD and Early Cavan 14073G St. Patrick's NS, Castletara Intervention Unit) 2017 Cavan 14073G Castletara N.S., Ballyhaise, 1 x mainstream classroom with en-suite toilets and 1 x WC for assisted users (96m2) 2018 Cavan 14211P Laragh N 2 NS, Muff, Kingscourt, 1x80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom inc en-suite toilets & 1x10.5m2 for assisted users & Walls & Circulation (Total Cavan 14211P Laragh no2 NS, Kingscourt 2019 Floor Area 112m2) Cavan 14336M St Patricks NS, Shercock 1 x mainstream classroom en suite toilets and 1 x WC with universal access 2020 Cavan 14336M Shercock NS 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom & 1 x 16m2 Learning Support Classroom 2014 Cavan 14399N Killygarry NS, Killygarry 1x80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 Cavan 14399N Killygarry NS 2 x 80m2 classroom 2017 Cavan 14399N Killygarry NS, Killygarry, Co. Cavan 4 X 16m2 Resource Rooms 2011 Cavan 15120R Killyconnan NS, Stradone 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom & 1 x WC for assisted users 2016 Cavan 16083T St. Mary's National School 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom 2018 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom & WC for assisted users, 2 x 15m2 learning support/multipurpose room, ASD accommodation comprising 2 class base & ensuite toilets & store, 1 x Learning Support/Multipurpose room, Cavan 16093W Scoil Naomh Bríd, Ballyconnell multi sensory room & storage 2018 Cavan 16921K St Felims NS, Ballinagh 1 x 80m² mainstream classroom plus ensuite toilet (total area 95m²) 2021 Cavan 16921K St Felim's NS, Ballinagh 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 Cavan 16921K St Felims National School 2 Classroom ASD Unit 2015 Cavan 17230L St Brigids NS, Redhills Reconfiguration to create 2 Classrooms 2020 Cavan 17230L St Brigid's NS, Killoughter, Redhills 4 x 15m2 resource rooms & 1 x wc for assisted users, 1 x Mainstream classroom and 1 x wc for assisted users 2019 Cavan 17240O St Brigid's NS, Tunnyduff, Bailieborough 1 x mainstream classroom with en-suite toilets and 1 x WC for assisted users (96m2) 2019 Cavan 17326B St Felims National School 2 x 80m2 Mainstrream Classroom & 1 x 16m2 Resource 2016 Cavan 17326B St. Felim's N.S., Farnham Street 3 x 80m2 Mainstream Classrooms 2013 Cavan 17479D Scoil Mhuire, Lacken, Ballinagh 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom & 1 x 16m2 Resource Room 2011 Cavan 17531C Ballinamoney NS 1 x 80m2 mainstream classroom, 1 x WC for assisted users & 1 x 15m2 SET room 2018 Cavan 17625L Knocktemple NS 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom & 1 Autistic classroom 2012 Cavan 18059J St. Anne's NS, Bailieborough ASD Unit to include ASD classroom & Early Intervention classroom 2018 Cavan 18127A Scoil Naomh Mhuire 2 x 16m2 Resource Rooms 2014 Cavan 18355N Aughadreena NS, Stradone 1 x 80m2 classroom 2016 Cavan 18393V SN Naomh Cillín, Crossreagh, Mullagh 1 x 80m2 classroom + 1 x WC for assisted users 2016 Cavan 18564W St Felims National School 2 x 80m2 Mainstream Classrooms 2014 Cavan 18564W St Felims National School 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom & 1 x Assited User WC 2019 Cavan 19285A Kill National School, Cootehill 1 x 96sqm Mainstream Classroom- en suite toilets for UAWC 2019 Cavan 19322D Kilmore Central National School, Farragh, Ballinagh, Cavan 2 x 16m2 Resource Room 2013 Cavan 19322D Kilmore Central National School 1 x 96m2 Mainstream Classroom 2014 Cavan 19326L Butlersbridge NS 2x80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2012 Cavan 19326L Butlersbridge NS 2 x 80m2 mainstream classrooms, 1 x wc for assisted users & 2 x 15m2 SET rooms 2018 Cavan 19363R Scoil Mhuire, Mullahoran, Kilcogy 1 x 96sqm Mainstream Classroom- en suite toilets for UAWC 2019 Cavan 19418Q Castlerahan Central National School 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2014 Cavan 19568M St. Patrick's NS, Bruskey, Ballinagh 1 x 16m2 Resource Room 2014 Cavan 19983B St Clare's NS, Ballyjamesduff 1x80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2013 Cavan 19983B St Claires National School 1 x 80m2 Mainstream Classroom 2015 Cavan 20172R St Joseph's NS, Kingscourt 3 x 80m2 Mainstream Classrooms 2012 2 x 15m2 Learning Support Rooms, 2 x 70m2 ASD Classes, 1 x 75m2 Classroom (including toddler & shower area), Ensuite Toilets & shower area (shared), Withdrawal Space (shared), Baby Room & Changing area, Multisensory Cavan 20172R St. Joseph's NS, Kingscourt Room, General Storage 2018 Cavan 20277I St. Michael's National School 3 x 80m2 mainstream classrooms, 1 x WC for assisted users 2018 Cavan 61051L St Clares College Modified Special Class, Art Room & Storage 2014 Cavan 61051l St. Clare's College, Virginia Road, Ballyjamesduff 100m2 Science Room, 65m2 Construction Studies Room & 8m2 Toilets 2013 Cavan 70350W St Bricin's College, Belturbet, Co Cavan 1 x 80m2 Art Room 2013 Cavan 70360C St. Mogue's College 2 x 49m2 Mainstream classrooms 2019 Cavan 76313A Dun na Ri College, Kingscourt Refurbishment of Kingscourt Youthreach Building to provide startup accommodation for Dun na Ri college 2019 Cavan 81005Q St. Aidan's Comprehensive School, Cootehill 1 x Hearing Impaired Unit 96m2 2019 Cavan 81005Q St Aidans Comprehensive School 3 x 49m2 Mainstream Classroom 2014 Cavan 81013P St Clare's Comprehensive, Manorhamilton 1 x WC for assisted users 2017 Cavan 91351S Bailieborough Community School 2 c/r base Special Needs Unit 2017 Clare 03898U Toonagh National School 1 x 80m2 classroom & 1 x 16m2 resource room 2016 Clare 04548V St Senan's NS, Clonlara 1 X 6.43m x 2.9m Open Plan Jackleg Cabin 2017 Clare 13870E Kilkishen N.S. , Kilkishen, Ennis 1 x 96m² Mainstream Classrooms 2019 3 x SET Resource rooms (Total 58 sq.m.) 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