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06 Sept 2025
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Progress continues to be made on the new CBS Kilkenny campus with the school releasing a video outlining the works that have been completed so far.
Minister for Education, Norma Foley, announced that the Kilkenny school, currently based on James' Street in the city, would be one of three Kilkenny schools to receive funding as part of 'Project Nore' with a new school building that will cater for 1,000 students and include special classes for students with additional needs.
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"The main focus for school management now is the development of the most modern and innovative facilities on the new extensive site which will provide for the holistic education of many more generations of young men from the city and the county of Kilkenny into the future," Principal Tom Clarke commented.
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