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Lurgybrack National School is situated? and has received An Taisce's Green Flag. [1] [2] Annraoi Cheevers is principal. [3] The school has five SNAs. [4]
Some information on the school's history follows. Bryan Harkin retired as principal in 2004. [3] Anne Foxe took over as principal having been a teacher at the school since 1982. [5] [3] A new school building opened in 2014. [5] A centre dedicated to autism opened in 2015. [5] [3] Anne Foxe retired as principal in June 2016. [5] [3] Mr Annraoi Cheevers took over as principal. [3]
The famous footballer Shane Duffy who plays in and around England and Scotland with Brighton and Hove Albion, Fulham, Norwich City, Blackburn Rovers, Everton, Burnely, Scunthorpe United, Yeovil Town and Celtic sometimes in the Premier League visited the school in June 2017 and met with the pupils. [6] The footballer Shaun Patton is known for his goalkeeping abilities. [1] Family of actor Danny O'Carroll (known for his role as Buster Brady in Mrs. Brown's Boys ) attend the school and O'Carroll has been involved in fundraising and other activities to help the school by dedicating his time to it. [7] [8]
School facilities include ball courts and a hall for physical education. [3] A persistent problem is the parking facilities. [3]
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