Search Results for 'Warehouses'

With Christmas fast approaching, now is the time to get organised. Whether you have a business that needs extra room for stock or a household needing to clear out the guest room for the Christmas visitors, here are three ways that Barons Self Storage can help you get organised, create space, and help you enjoy a well-earned Christmas break.

Struggling for space at home? Moving abroad? Want to declutter? Barons Self Storage has you covered, providing storage solutions for people moving house to those living in apartments with not have enough space to store basic items such as Christmas decorations or golf clubs.

Struggling for space at home? Moving abroad? Want to declutter? Barons Self Storage has you covered, providing storage solutions for people moving house to those living in apartments with not have enough space to store basic items such as Christmas decorations or golf clubs.

It is “incomprehensible” that “prefab buildings are being considered” as a response to the housing crisis, and “illustrative of the utter failure of Government to take the problem seriously”.

St Paul’s Secondary School in Oughterard, which had been forced to remove some of its students and staff from decade-old prefabs after its roof started caving in, has welcomed the news that funding to construct permanent classrooms has been approved.

Deputy Willie Penrose has welcomed the news that The Downs National School, Mullingar and Clonbonny National School, Athlone are being offered the opportunity to erect permanent buildings in place of the prefabricated structures currently in place to accommodate pupils.

Fine Gael TD for Mayo, Dep Michelle Mulherin, has welcomed the news that a number of Mayo schools have been given notice to proceed by the Department of Education and Skills to replace prefabs with permanent accommodation, including Behymore NS, Ballina; Scoil Cholmcille, Breaffy, Ballina; Cooneal NS, Ballina; SN Naomh Padraig, Currabaggan, Ballina; Richmond NS, Crossmolina; Ballyvary Central NS, Castlebar; SN Chomain Naofa, Roundfort; and Lankill NS, Liscarney.

Senator Camillus Glynn has warmly welcomed the approval of two new classrooms for Curraghmore National School in Mullingar.

Gaelscoil Uileog de Búrca in Claremorris have been denied funding by the Department of Education to replace prefabs because the Department has considered the school has sufficient accommodation.

A total of almost €1.5 million has been paid out by Westmeath primary schools for the rent of prefabs over the last 10 years, according to figures released by the Department of Education last week. In Mullingar alone, prefabricated structures have cost schools some €608,000 in rent, as several schools await approval on urgently needed extensions.