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Minister Norma Foley announced approval for a multi-million euro development at Mercy Mounthawk this morning. Included from left are; Deputy Principal Shane Kissane, student Grainne Leahy, Minister Norma Foley, student Ethan Fitzgerald, Principal John O’Roarke, student Kim McTigue and Deputy Principals Sinead Muldoon Walsh and Pat Fleming. Photo by Dermot Crean
MINISTER for Education and Kerry T.D. Norma Foley today announced official project approval for a multi-million euro building project for Mercy Mounthawk Secondary school, Tralee.
This major project will provide for an additional six-classroom extension to the Mercy Campus in Tralee.
The project brief will deliver four new mainstream classrooms through the Department’s state-of-the-art modular framework as well as two classrooms dedicated to the provision of special education.
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Today the school has received initial project approval and a design team and project manager has been designated from the Department’s Framework, to design and tender the project and oversee all elements of construction.
Minister Foley said: “I am delighted to announce this significant building project for the staff and students of Mercy Mounthawk, in Tralee.
“This is important project for the entire school community and will ensure they can continue to meet the needs of their students while also investing in the provision of special education in the community.
“I would like to congratulate everyone involved in advancing this project and I look forward to the work proceeding at pace.”
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