Education Minister Joe McHugh is working on a contingency plan for state exams. Image: Rollingnews.ie Education Minister Joe McHugh is working on a contingency plan for state exams. Image: Rollingnews.ie Updated 34 minutes ago
Earlier today, McHugh had said that schools would remain closed until 29 March, and will not be opening immediately after that. “We’ll do everything possible and feasible that we can to let the Leaving Cert go ahead so that young people can start college as normal in September or October if that’s possible,” Varadkar said.
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