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Presentation / De La Salle College information
What type of school is Presentation / De La Salle College?
Presentation / De La Salle College is a Muine Bheag school in Carlow County Council.
It has 731 students enrolled.
Roll number: 61150N
Eircode: R21X096
Ethos : CATHOLIC
Deisyn : N
Irish classification description : No subjects taught through Irish
Gaeltacht indicator : N
Islandyn : N
Post-Primary school type : Secondary
Pupil attendance type: Day
Fee paying school : N
Presentation / De La Salle College students
Total Enrolments: 731
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Girls Enrolments : 337
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Boys Enrolments : 394
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Presentation / De La Salle College Principal’s
Principal’s name: MR. JOHN KEANE
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Presentation / De La Salle College Address
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Royal Oak Road - Muine Bheag - Co. Carlow - - CarlowCarlow County Council
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Presentation / De La Salle College email: [email protected]
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Presentation / De La Salle College phone number : 0599721860
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Academic year enrolment : 2019
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Principal walks into the students bathroom which makes students UNCOMFORTABLE there is mold in the ceilings which students are constantly breathing in and it’s been there for years now nothing has been done