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'IJ
TUARASCAIL
1944-45.
REPORT
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and laid before the Qireachla8).
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I
TUARASCAIL
1944-45.
REPORT
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of Education
1944-45
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Lwi
ERRATA.
In the table of contents (at page 7) the index "page
should read "page 148", and the page index for
each subsequent item in the table should read two
pages in arrear.
ISO"
LUI\J I EN
I5
PART I-REPORT
CHAP.
I.
PAtiE
PRIMARY
EDUCATION:
lntroduct.io
Section I.
II.
III.
1 V.
V.
V 1.
n
School Attendance
School Buildings
Van and Boat Services,
Recruitment
of Primary
CoL-"re;
\)61'u
9
11
11
12
13
14
&c.
Teachers
\lLLlil0(:';111
11d n.{\co1il"llc
" VII. An Obair ins na Scola
" VIII. Primary School Certificate Examination
IX. Scholarships in Secondary and Vocational
X.
S"C<\1U"" 5"e1l:se
n5Ml"C"c"C
XI.
"
Il.
COl'!''';
111<'1'Sn,\t."Ce"":s,,
":sur
r"
17
17
Schools
""o"11t"
r.'
22
Ol'e6c'S"el-c"c"C
S.l1il1'd1"l) 1 ;:;CeoL "SUI'
1 5Cl0nUd1'5.l1f'U;11.
SECOKDAltY
23
EDUCATION:
2428
30
30
Section 1. Obair na Mean·Scc!
II. General Administration
Ill. Examinations
IV. The Staffs in the Schools
Y. Scholarships and Prizes
UI.
VOCATIONAL
Section
EDUCATION:
NATIONAL
COLLEGE
V.
NATIONAL
MUSEUM
VII.
VIII.
Section
m' An.T
LIBRARY
REFORMATORY
ENDOWED
AKD INDUSTlU.H
~7
41
43
46
47
50
52
56
57
58
59
60
68
72
SCHOOJ,S
I. Schemes under Educational
H. Erasmus
PltAINXSE
34
SCHOOLS
Act.
IX.
32
Continuation
Education
Technical Education
Efficiency of Enstruot.ion
The Position o£ Irish in Vocational Schools
Technical School ExaminationR
Raising of thc School-Leaving Age
J uvenilc Training Centres
Special Courses for the Training of Teachers
Training Schools for Teachers of Domestic Science
School Buildings
Apprenticeship
Committee"
[V.
NATIONAl,
31
I. Progress or Vocational Education
Il.
Ill.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
" XII.
VI.
21
21
XA
Endowments
l88"
Smith Schools Act Scheme
bhFOILLSIUCHAK
(Ireland)
77
79
7
6
PART II._APPE~nnCES-continued.
PAGI,:.
}!ART
I.
ll.
GK-NERAL ED
PRnURY
II-APPENDICES
C'ATIOS STATISTICS
Ill.
EDUCATIOS
:
Schools and Pupils
Examination
Statistics
Recognition of Classes in Primary
82
EDUCATIO~:
Schools, General Statistics
Building Grants, Teachers' Residences. etc.
Summary of Operative and Inoperative Schools and Schools
being built
Classification of Schools according to Average Daily Attend
ance
Model Schools
Convent and Monastery Schools
Sooileanna "na Muintear gaoh abhar leighinn trid an
nGaeilge ach an Bearla
Num ber of schools in Gaeltaeht in which certain standards
are taught through the medium of Irish
Number of schools in Brcae-Gaeltacht
in which certain
standarda arc taught through the medium of Irish
;\ UJ1\ bel' of Schools in the Galltacht
in which ccrtain standards
are taught through the medium of Ir ish
X uuiber of schools in which odd standards and su bjects are
taught through the medium of Irish and number in
which subjects are taught partly through Irish
Pupils and average number and attendance of pupils for the
past five years,
Xumbers of Schools, Pupils and Religious Denominations of
Pupils
.Average number of Pupils on Rolls and average attendance"
Xumbcrs and attendance of Pupils over 6 and under 14 years
Average Daily Attendance of Pupils over 14 years,
Pu pils arranged according to standards
....
Promotions of Pupils to various Standards
Xumbcrs of Pupils on Rolls for the past five years arranged
according to Standards
Teachers, Salaries of Teachers
Trained and Untrained Teachers
University Graduates
Irish Qualifications of Teachers"
Annual Examinations"
,
Carlisle and Blake Premiums
Reid Bequest Schemc , ..
Teachers' Pensions and Gratuities
Coh'isti Ullmhuchain
Training Colleges
Special Grants for Cookery, pto
Van and Boat Services
State Expenditure
SECOSDARY
Schools
d7
Teachers
Registration of Teachers
Scholarshi ps
Eraamus Smith Endowment
The Charleville Endowment
Financial Statement
Table showing numbers of Pupils and Teachers
88
90
Secondary Schools
Secondary Teachers' Pension Fund
d6
92
IV.
VOCATIONAl,
120
124
]28
12R
128
1'2~
i :3:!
i33
133
in j",'<'oglliAe,j
134
146
EDUCATION:
93
T"inancial Statements
Number of Studcnts, according to age, in various types of
Schools, and aggregate Number of Attendance Hours
Total number of Students enrolled in various types of Schools
94
and Classes
Number of Teachers
93
instruction
Technical
147
159
cmployed
and
number
of hours
of
160
161
in Schools and Classes
School Examinations
95
REFORMATORY
96
AND INDUSTRIAL
S0HOOJ~S.
183
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Reformatory
Schools-General
Statistics
Industrial
Schools-General
Statistics
Committals to l~eforruatory Schools"
Admissions into Industrial Schools
Ages and State of Education of Children
admitted
to
101
(j)
Reformatory Schools
Ages and State of Education
admitted
to
10~
Industrial Schools
(g) Discharges from Iteformatory Schools
(h) Discharges from Industrial
Schools
(i) Discharges to Employment
from Reformatory Schools
(j) Discharges to Employment
from Industrial Schools
(k) Deaths among Pupils in Reformatory
and Industrial
185
186
1K6
Schools
(l) List of Reformatory and Industrial Schools
(m) Numbers
committed
to Reformatory
and Industrial
Schools from each District Court.
(n) Numbers admitted from the several Cities and Counties
where Committals were made
(.)Numbers
of children under detention
on 31f7/Ul45
chargeable to each Local Authority
187
1R8
~'7
9K
9~1
WO
103
104
107
107
107
108
HO
112
113
lH
115
116
117
11"
183
183
184
18:)
of
Children
187
187
190
hi1
PRIMARY EDUCATION
Decrease in
INTRODUCTION.
the Average
number
of There was a decrease of 685 in the average number of a.il
Pupils on
pupils on the rolls of the' National Schools for the school
Roll~.
vear ended
Increase in
Average
~\ttcndancc
The percentage average attendance for that period was
t\2.7 as compared with 82.1 for the school year ended
on the 30th June, 1944.
Su bstituted
Figure of
Average
Attendance
Increase in
the Recruitment of Candictate 'reaehers,
Extension
of RCl'Iice of
\I'omen
Teachers,
Recoupment
of Teachers
for.Payments
to Substitut('8.
Remunerationof Staffs
of Reformatory
and
Industrial
Schools.
on the 30th June.
19J·'5.
Reference was made in last year's report to the ternporarv
arrangement which provided for a "substituted" figure of
average attendance in schools in which the attendance
of pupils was adversely affected by the Emergency. This
arrangement is still in operation and ensures that schools
.uc not deprived of the staffs to which they would have
been entitled if emergency conditions had not affected
their average attendance.
As the problem
of unemployment
amongst
recently
trained teachers approached solution in the school year
1944-4·5the number of candidate women teachers admitted to the Training Colleges for Catholic women for the
Session 1945·47 was increased and, in September, 1\:145,
the Training College for Catholic men was re-opened.
The number of young trained teachers who had not
obtained substantive
posts in the school year 1945·46
was so small that the numbers of men and women
candidates to be admitted to the Training Colleges for
Catholic men and Catholic women were increased [01'
t ho Session
1946-48.'
of
The position with regard
to the unemployment
teachers has rendered it possible to grant an extension
of service to women teachers.
Under the regulations
operative from 1938 to the end of 1944 women teachers
were required
to retire on reaching the age of 60 (;1'
on completing 35 years' pensionable service. This regulation was relaxed in 1945 to enable women eachci s 1 {J
remain until they had reached the age of 61 or hart
completed 36 years' pensionable service. A further relaxation of the regulation granted in 1946 enables them
to remain to 62 years of age or the completion of :37
vcars' pensionable service.
Regulations which became operative from the 1st July
1945. provide for the partial recoupment to teachers pr
the payment of salaries of substitutes employed by them
during personal illness. Recoupment is limited to twothirds of the prescribed minimum remuneration
I'or Cl
substitute
teacher.
Under a temporary scheme which came into effcct from
1st April, 1941, part of the remuneration of the teaching
staff's of Reformatory
and Industrial
Schools was paid
by the Department
and the balance in the case of lay
teachers
on the recognised
staff was paid by the
schools. This temporarv scheme ceased to have effect
on 1st April, 19,1.6,and payment is now made by the
Department of full scale salaries and grants in respect
of these schools.
11
CHAPTER
PRIMARY
I.
EDUCATION.
I.
SCHOOL
:::;ch 0'0 1
'I'hc
geller:,lly
Attendance
as from
st abistic« of pupils
(fi-14 veurs ) and
number
all rolls
Year Ended
30t.h June. 1941
,. 1942
., 1943
1944" 1945
"
Lst Jnnuurv.
ATTENDANCE.
Act , H126.
came
in I() operation
1927. rrhe follO\\~illg table gjve~
in nat ional schools to whom t his Ael npplies
shows
[or the last five years the average
the average
and
on
Average
Rolls
number
in attcll(lullcc.
Average Daily
Attendance
328,450
328,947
325,916
322,510
323,776
392,872
391,627
389,363
387,989
387,012
Percentage of
Attendance
83.6
84.0
83.7
83.1
83.7
---
'I'hese stat.ist ics "bow Cl dC0l'CHSe ill the average
number
roils and an increase ill the average number in atU;:lluall('e
011
,,~
;ompal'ed with the previous year.
The highest per0elltage of attendance
(88.2) was sbtained m
Cork City which was followed closely by Dubtin City (87.0).
of attendance in descending
The next highest percentages
order were abtained
ill Cork County (85.7), Westmeath
(85.2)
ami 'Limerick
County
(84.6).
11.
SCHOOL
BUILDINGS.
During the year 1944-45 gl'al1tR amounting in the aggregate
to £237,066 138. Od. were sanctioned bv the Department for
the erection of new schools and for the enlargement, improve-
13
12
menl, etc .. of eXJf;11l1g schools.
A table showing
how
were allocated
JS gl ven III Appendix 11, page 85.
~()t\\"ith
·tauding
of materials.
period,
new
found
31st
schemes
po sible
March.
schools.
H)45.
In
of
the
period
of
five years
of the
ended
erection
of 174
of 288 larae
schonls
existing
scarcity
Emergency
the
in the
grants-in-aid
schemes
Y('rH
prices,
etc .. during
grants-in-aid
minor
of
to increased
to sanction
same
improvement
larger
number
sanctioned.
due
of contructs.
placing
It was
011 the
difiicul t ies
a much
of
;1I1e!
The ne t cxpeJl(liture
on 1'<"111
nnrl bout services for the financial
enderl Rl~t :'Ifrtrch. 11)4,). \I',I!'; £'-).:1!i~ l:2s. ~d. as compared
the grants
of improvement
were
also
'\I'ith £5,3U0
Hl44.
(;nlnts
lSR.
Ild
for the
the
financial
purpo-«:
necpssitous
of cll'lhling
island
of whom
BOAT
SERVICES
M AINTENANCE
OF
AND
GRANTS
TOWARDS
ISLAN D CH I LDR EN
ON
THE
TH E
('Ollll"ll'l'd
to school:
(a) by means
and
the
of van services
children
reside
far
(h) hy means
In addition,
avuilahle
nection
with
4 (2)
by this Department
towards
the
provided
that
conveyed
by the
mented
at the
of such
an
of each
nn
averuge
service
r1l
in
eragc
which
(c)
of tbe
as
where
not
be
the
1st .JIIly,
School
of the cost
:q>nr ('11<le<1Oil that date
19~4.
number
the
cent. of thc total
cost of
maximum
in any year of £3,500.
of
The
five
Act.
per
anuum
Church
this
eligible
State
in con-
scheme.
children
grant
State
the
scheme,
is
is supple-
J ear by all additional
total
Body
contribution
subject
gl'Rllt
to
to R
A table showing
t lie number
of van and boat services
uudr-r
the schemes
in operat ion on the :1] st March,
1945, is given in
Appendix
II, page 117.
EMPLOYMENT
pre-vious
i hc
dlll'ing
OF
V(,H!' thel'l'
number
year 1944·J5.
TEACHERS.
\\':IS
The
attcntlunce
and
and
Counl v nrc
'1'1-](' n ui ubcr
in
it \\',1;'; rOlllld
~ et\)'
The
ve t secured
PORts
1045-4() \\',IS so SI\I'll1 that the numbers
(':11](1ilLl \es to hp .uh u it l erl to the Training
111('11
,\11(1Cn t liol i« women
Itl:'('nlitlllPnl'
hnl'c
been
I\'ere inr-reaserl
to t h« College
iucreused
hut
candidates.
It
ha!';
recruitment
of
Protestant
not
Prep'lrator,l'
(,olleges.
The S('lIPll1(' [or thp
vet
of men
Colleges
for the
lia s been
been
male
l ernporarv
trained
in the
[or Protestant
there
College
the
for Catholic
of ~'oung
permanent
st udent»
employment
to
t.eachers
to
the
year
and women
for Catholic
session
a lack
Io:
number
women
school
women
necessary
II,
not Reclll'C'c1
Training
Colleges
number
County
wn s RO reduced
unr] 10 increase
1\l.j..).
to I he Training
In-1.)·47.
1nJ4.-43
the
each
Appendix
had
who
of
in Nfl,tion~tI
was, however.
an increase
20( n ).
trained
to re-open
l'o;.;sihl,·
.rdmitter]
not
I it(' sc-hool
ill ~1:'1'1(llllwr.
session
had
in Table
of IC'ne-itl'r,.; recently
.';III,;;tnllt ivc- posh
('at IlO\i I' nu-n
given
cl decline
01' plIl.Jils enrolled
BOl'Qllgh
who
Attendance
under
recognised
qum-terlv.
number
of
of £5 for a child
rate
brings
paid in respect
of about
for the
schools.
to the Representative
service
The number
puid on the 3IRt
1\'('1'0
t he average
nt tendnnce
showed
I.BOO uu il s.
The relevant
figures
for
I h.it
number
"Rule must
I\:JH.J-3;). a special
of Protestant
children in
Report
end of r-ach school
amount
areas
to mniutnin
to school
from the
,tt the
is made
cost
Thc
this
islruuls
small
in the
for the couveyanco
areas was sanctioned
A grant-in-aid
school.
under
lrorn
is too
us indicated
Section
in
t lu-
.vit h
more regula!'
of women
scheme
isolated
50 per
from
of bon t services
of children
Schools.
eon veyed
children
seven;
Rule :10 (2) of the Rules
uuder
Ior :\"ational
Regulations
of eligible
less than
1926.
Reports. grrtnLs are made
cost of the conveyance
of
in
AND
ill [it,· '(I'crag"
,Ill)
School"
by this
children
grants
the
mainland
1:4:2 I;')" Sel.
RECRUITMENT
,tildost
pre , ions Annual
Department
towards the
explained
towards
on the
IV.
MAINLAND.
As
31sL March,
cases
children
:'11;\]'(.11. 1nl;'). \\',IS 1:2, and the gr:llltR
of Iheir ll1:1ill\pn,lIl!'C' for t he finaucinl
Ill.
AND
euded
to ut tend sc-hool.
them
";IICh ("hildJ' •.1l in respect
,11l1f1l1l1tp(1\0
VAN
vcar
<11'(>,dso lll<lc1e in n fp\l' exceptional
(,()sl of 1ll,til1taining
elf
for
194.6-48.
could
of
also
qualified
recommence
Training
of men
or
beachera
ill the in1'g('1' cnpilalioll
mounsl eries is Iwing r-ont inued for the
present.
III s(,hools \\'h('1'P IlrOO'l'eRS in Irish
is hampered
by
inadequnts
qunlifir-nt ions. in thp •...langIlRge,
of the existing
staff.
thp scheme
for tll(' emplo\'1llpnt
of temporHl':-- men teacherl'l is
alflo being
cont in ued for the pl'l'R('nt bul only in the case of
such R(·11Oo1RIIR h-ive nll'en(l~' q ual ifierl for temporllr:-'
teachers.
-0 fl'e h schools
,11'P heing ,,(lr1('(1 to the li<\t, and the scheme
•••
14
15
will gradually
come to au C'll.! wit l: lhe npJ)()intlllenL
of Leurporary men teachers
to substantive
position"
cit her ill the school.
ill which they are serving or in other schools.
It bas been possible
governing
the
to make a further
relaxation
in the regurct irr-mcnt
of women
leachers
so that a
In tious
woman
paid
teacher
personal
m in iunnn
reached
servinp
salaries.
staff
of
reaches
a . (']'001 in which
a
school
paid
t,he a~e of 50 years
Iess than 35 years'
mtin!!
until.
in
01' Cl \\"Ol11Hll lay
after
pensionable
a
31st
service
teachers
serving
capitation
basis.
December,
on that
nre
011 file
]944,
date.
and
who
or had
whose
is at least
efficient.
may be continued
ill the service
but not beyond the last clay of the quart er in which "he
the
uensionabls
age of H:l years
service
or
n woman
teacher
special
hardship
the
or in which
whichever
is the
T'ho usual
recruit ment
of members
ntH' FIor-Ohael1
junior assistant
;;11( completes
later.
I f the
~}-;-year-,'
ret ircme nt
under
the revised regulation
would cnuso
Minister
may permit
such tear-her
to (,Oll-
tinlle ill the service for a further
beyond
the age of 55 years.
teachers
on
the
teacher
to
period.
the service
of religious
in a n v e-vent
.
as temporary
communities
ncht is being cont inued
mistresses
is also being
C'Ol'&1SCf
but
and
and n small
recruited,
not
untrained
of girls
number
from
of
V.
ut.trnnczm
no cuirie.vo Ihl COL..5.Irc; tlLLri1uc..5.In .11' bun, .<.111
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C.d <Ill ce.a5"'rc '.d 1')(',Ill (Ilil 50 m,\lt I'd)'lilL I 5COlc11111e,"'5111'
1l1(1II1ceOI)lioit.ce <\ oior 111,\t'lUIl UP ~Il.&t. Se ,I OF'&i';t~'\Pue t.occ ,II'
m(l111f'.6.'O
~\\1 ~1)<\I)Ireo SUI' nu me \1,\C pO-lil61' .vn ce,11l5<\l .<Ioior
IUIJ1 e u5Ur.<\.11 r<lOl ,lllllli~,-5"'11
,\011 F.dll <\):; 11<\ualc<\i \111I'l<l
5Le<lr.6.1111<1
\1d lit. Fl1l1'IllE',I('.1 I1d 11<1CdlPf'll'i
,I 1)<\IIle,,\r le
51ldt
011'15
5110t<\
.& l'&lilue<\{',ll'.
11' ru 1111
I(Ill
all lli
5u)lb
e
CU<\I)l1111
<\ Ldl1 '0(' l11UI11ceOI1'1
110.CpdCCdLa lld surb f' <Ill ciipr<l
I SC<\II' <Ill ClOl111rC,\IL (Ill c"111U
lr ltl rl1l111rien CJ1dCCdIL.
Cl111C'Y ,,\SUS
.o.Ct,\10('C
,,\St1S
('1.1115,\1 st,\111CC'.
C'UIU til6)1 ue 11.<\.
I'COLC.M'.<\.
",OI'OP<.\{-C<\
'I' I1Mlt ,I )lla)lall11 I'I,\U (II'
IlIa(:c<\l1alri 11<\rl.d1l1ce lE' ct.uict <I;sur Le S·,'c un.e r,\5ar <\cL"iocc.\.
0.(' ni rUI'<lr, lli lluC 10I1SI1"U, no 11<1
rcoLcueu L<.\e<Ill CdOO1'111
UPI1
olue-arar
0. F)le.<l.r'(,\l, 50 l1101'-li10)lI'd 11<\111l1IrCf'I)I tl1<1lte, .d1C<II'
lilllllC CU)I<lr re 110 I'E'M'C 110 Ol'(: TJe li1ilce <\T'11.<l.
TJ<\LC<I;CUll 11,\
r-m lM m6p &11 SuI' uJ. l'lFe<lUr<l; ntorl'coILe 5<\C L.d. 111,' 1')1<11'0
1116'" 'Oe<ll1util, Lp ('LUIl'f, cur I ScJ.1' 11.dm<ll' <\cJ. '.& 'Oe<\l1<\til. 11'
28
29
numc Fl1elrlJI ,I C<111LcliollllSUflb 1.l"O11,1C~lllni
Ir Lu .a 5e1l) cteacC,q) .lCl.xiocc<l .xsur SlIllU 1.a"O11.xco.llini
11' 11100. brUJl CLe.a(:c.a-o
111.'11
r+n U
uiot)~IL ojvcu,
mA CA -<I Uo.C .a1111,11611.abU.aC.allLL
FlJ1R5111te.
.
'\l'P I1n'l' f\lll to capacitv
and some of ~hem are, o"er('r~wded,"
[1011.•
1 however
t hat
this difficultv
WIll be rapidlv
.
hill
It j. expect e( "
,.
t hr: ('011(111c-to)'.., of se \"10']';11 schools
t roug 10~1 ,IC
.'1", .vlrearlv fon,""nll'd proposals for the provision of
1,1\(,
<.
,
lvi
.
I
I
I' \ ilp eul·\l·o·enH'llt
of ('xisting
ones. JI1YO YITli!
L1
se 100:-:'
1
ne\l'·
. . ( ,1 l'xlJencliture
of over
1!800.00(),
'rlwse
se rernes
t \ (':-;tlJl1f1l(
"
t
to ;1
,'ned
by the special Branch of the Depart men
I,
ho en ('Xoll111
J
'I)
III
,I
('0111111(,),('(,il1~tjtl1tl'tl
to rleal
wit h the
ostk
f IJldl1~(J'\ .111(
.
]"1
11:11"
),;\111111<'
nnt! Jicenceto proceed
with the wor
\\;\1'
)IIJ (~
'"
.
1 A few
. I ()I' t lu- ')101'(' urzcut
("11. es
have 1>E'E'nIS uer .
'I "pn'l;l
11 .
I
.' h.\ \"L ,dn"I(h
I)('en (;olllplE'tE'(l and 11 number
()f
1 h('~(' ",(' I( Ill( "
,
,
"
,
.
o\e)'colI\(:'1
1 1.a"O,0.5 cun ten e 5cum
\)f 0. L.<in "Oe Il.a rcot.caca
.<iJlur '0.0
11t~111
,I celle
POllil .xn ('050.u.
CUJ)le.au cUL 0.1"0.11oU.a1r 1'111,.aj1
Ilno15, Le LIIlIl '\11 ('050.1u, <l511r r~ t<\iI115
,II' 1'1111111'11.ab.alLce
,\5 '{JuL I 1l1e1"O1 "0c6L.a1il, 11.<i
l11(ip.'\, '\lC .l t'lFUIL Lion .1 lluIILc.li
Uflll5.a-o mOll l'COL~lr\j belt 1 SClIm ne ll.a PdIl5.a1111.a, C.<it.ar .<15
rUll 50 mnero re.lb.al' ,\1" .a11rce.al r.an "00 relj1 m.ar .d beAr F.alLL
,\1111Le belt .a5 cur Lelr ll.a h.<iru1f' r-cou.e.
intrv
COl
()
(I
(,....
]))'(1
T
I.
11.
GENERAL
Work
ADMINISTRATION.
'[he
wade
work.
.is rcveated
by
the
in
gener.rl
is being
.md
Depnrt mcnt
tile
U,)
Illude
the
schools
i"
t hn t
""tistie(l
to uiuintniu
eyer,)
u big!1 standard
of efficiene y ,
Schools
and
During
of
t wenty
39,537;
to
of about
this
050
of recognised
W,IR to
be
years
ing out
having
385
fallen
the ]945-46 school
than in 1944-45.
for
from
increase
by diffi(;lllties
progressive
lfl4-l
was
ye-ar
111 t nc
innl'Hse(l
annual
In the
ill
rate
has grown
the
grew
from
progreseive
same
period
Ill-
!lIe
X,,) to ;{f):2, A:;:
'I"HS retarded
of transport.
of increase
1944-45 school
operation
41.178.
inclusive
S(,hools
uniform
,I v ear.
schools
to 450,
schools
therein
a
ID4l
(0
Secondnl',I'
represents
Emergency-the
recognised
enrolled
in
pupils
expected
this
H)4:2, 1943 and
of the
Irom H)2~
veurs
enrolled
pupils
20,590
number
till'
\lil~
gill"l
' I
I nsn
\Y;\8
and
The number
to 41.800,
aris-
.1"('111'there
on lhe
over
<,
<
\)('('11 111;;"1' ill
IJllnil~
InnguHge
bcinc
ill
gr;\llhr»
tll
iell'cl
Ior
ll1i JiIlIIlI1I
vornncul.u
:IS the
adopted.
spoken
and 18 n~\\
for the
uward
of special
' re I.1 '1 hizh
standard
pUpl'IS I~,t''~ a tt, 0111
Cl
pl'oyiC\ing
whose
t hp
Irish
l1SC of
H ~1·h('mE' hns been
OI)f'!"ltiof\,
to srhools
\ h('
I'Xtf'THling
". nr-v 111
, onl
of, proficie
t h(' onliJlar.'
:\c;
1bi' (1;\:-;S-I'00111:-;,
the' H'hoolf'
into
pill
1\" ".(·\eIOjll1lcllt
nu bide
\\'i\ 11' ;1' \ 11\I
1 I ns:,
. 1
".
'\. "epala
v.uiou«
Lel, l'lot·, « of ,.
awards- is beinzt'>
(';ltl~'Ol'il'~
..J:l1hhJ'e1 (.I' Cjll<llili("1l ion
or
\I'ill
.uul
"('ilool,,
n SC'jl;ll';IH'
hr- cll'te']'lllinl'rl
f'or p'l('h
Grants.
(If
rolls
600 1110re
1'hl'
Accommodation.
Owing to the almost cOJllpletE' uspensiou of buildmg nctiv itics
during the Emergency,
the Secondary
Schools
were unable
to
provide
the additional
school uccommodation which the increase
in enrolments
demanded,
with
the result that the majoritv
of
the schools,
pu rt icul ar'ly those
in the larger
centres
of popula-
follo\\'inr::
gO"l'rnilJg
t lu-
Thr-
1',H' 1 he-
f':l,~t
t'Xl"llIl'tP(l
in that
\\'PJ'(' made
C'hn.ngE'f' \I hil'h
P;I\'1;\l'ni
gr:lll[,.; PHI;( hiP
(I)
School
or
for the, e
number
the
senoors.
schools
suhjerts
\I" <; ~i ve n genel',d I~' through
Engli~h,
.\ sit-a(iI
;1c!\";III('e «ontnues
to be made
Jl1 the use of Irish
.,
. 'I ;11
' b U( I10t nu
it e equal proar!'ss
\S a tc"l'lllll-:
/Il('.!i\lJ),
,11111
'1
'"
[I]'(l\
in
or ;II'P 1\("ll'Il1g cOJ1lpletlon.
'll\"ill\l"P"
all the insbruct ion was given through
l ris, II o n: l' 111 l l-l-t. others part of 'rthe instruction
through
that 1lleciiul1L In the remauung
111 schools
t ;"iucht
'IS '1 subject
but the mstrucnon
Jl1 the
other
J11l'dilllll
of till'
Pupils.
crease
pupils
Bilingual
IO() or till'
has
the
number
years
were
and
In
results oJ the year't;
general
effort
(be
;Il'<' I\\'!I
il'ish
Inspectors
reports aud the answering
of the pupils ut the Certifi('ate I<,xaminntioJ]t;,
indicate
that yen
sat isfactory progress
was
~
of ot lu-r-
in the Schools.
~
or gr;lnls
\ n"\\-
l:10()
or
Irom
t hl'
gr;lll1
in
opC'rntC'ri
in
the
in
l'e!'ped
I'('glll:>ttionf;
of
the
1.') f'c-\,ool-I'(,;1l':-
tile'
Cn pitat ion
()!'(linHl',\
J'(,e1llction
of
j()n;,
which
<1l'illll
W11S
\I"HS made
Ht~I-:~~
(:2) Thl' olddit'ol1a[
c-ut of :2;{\", III
\\ hir-h was 111,1<11'
'11 \111' Iwginnillg
t
lu- Lnbor.d orv (lnm\i'
«f tllP r';:l111"rgell('\ ,,"at..
d iscont inur-d .
(:1) In
t lio
(,HF;('
of ('In~" .\ School s the
~p~ci;d
('al'ill'ltioll
,
30
(;1'1[I]L 1'"'18 increased
from
31
J5~;:, to 20<:~; .inr] ill the
('aSe
E.1. schools in wllJ(;h t lre proportion
of the
given through
Irish amounted
to, or exceeded.
01 Class
instruction
three-fourths
of the
10::0 to 121"".
total.
that
grant
II'as
increased
from
Ill.
Examinations.
The Humber of candidatos who sat for the Certificnte
Examina tious in HJ45 1I-,lS 12,:.lCiB. Of that number 8.702 sat for the
Leaving
Certificate
and S.;)()] for tlJe 1lltl'rlllediate
Certificate.
i-l(l...J per cent of those t'xlllnilled
for the foJ'J)wt' ('el'1ificnte .mrl
8il.5 per cent.
'J'11O total
of those
eX'llllined
pen·clltage
of
dates not eligible
spcciaiJy
admitted
for the
War Refugee
Pupils
for the lntt er c-el'lijicate
])HSSeS
11';IS
8:.l.n.
examinutiou
'I'he following
for
('nil'Cl'Rity
::kholm'ships
('andi(]ate~
for
place!;
rL'l'aining
Primnr.I'
Teachers
were
7
Callrlidates
ill
or for fJllillification
('pt'tiflrnte
2'1fi
:')1
Colleges
f\~
a PrjJlI'w~'
H1B
IV.
The Staffs in the Schools.
school-veur.
11)44-415. Ihel'e were 8.,H17 Icachers
III the
em-
plOH'cl ill Second.n-v
Schools.
111lincrease
of III Oil the Humber
for tlie previous
vo.n-.
Of tltl,sp about :.l. ..J.()() are ill full-time.
LI00.
1IIld the blllaDce. nllllost
J!lll'l-time
teachers.
the
C0ll111111])ities. 1(1'(' main lv cngaged
religious
Instrnction
:'Il11sie and
.ibout
77~:' I1I'e registered.
academic
III Ihe
Plllplo,Y1IWII1.
I1I'C members
in giving
The
of
Religious
01' in tpl1eiJil1g subjects
such as French.
Drawing.
'Domestic
Scit-nce . Of tlle :.l.~00 lul] t ime teachers
qllalificat.iolls
degrce .mr] 11 r"','ogllispd
.i% hold an LTnil'("l'sity
to the
ill p.ut-t im«.
mnjoritv
of whom
n Iurthsr
for
registration.
i.o
t ho
nec'e~sary
'111 University
diplomn
;:1 tenC'hillg, n nr] all nd(] ition '11
Pegree but not '1 tpnc-hillg diploma
'I'ables 11ppen(lp(]
1I11mllPI' or rcgistei
8% hold
10 this
report
details
are
gjyen
on
the resultsfor
11:2' R(;lloLlr~ltip"
1'.'
·
l
iutr("Ntificate
Examiuation.
194,).
Le.,
72
'f
C' 'j
f the I nterrn ett u
o
"'C
rt: .. ' ('h<.;'i 'IIHl :{(j Seeond
CI>lss) nnr] 40 or rJ] s
Bo)';; (iJ ,,' 11"1
c . ,) ) 'c'
. . cl (' h58)
III 1\144, 18 scholarships
r .
•
•.
(')0 F'irst CLls:o ,.tlld .( "P( Oil
~ ,
'. 'le(1 I"HIe-I" the Ih'[llll'tmelll's
Rchelll~ of Seholnrships
11ere ,"\.tU
.
.
.
tl
t t I umber
'1
. f...Olll t h,(,, I.'iol'_( i!l1Ieitilc·llt bl'ingJllg.
It' on_ II (01
o
fOl"sllll('llt
r I larsh iu-, Iwill" '1I'!t! under this
n "l' 10, , .. '
,. . .
.
'1'll('~e s(·hol;ll'<.;llil''' :Ii'(' i«ll,lhlc- III
"11,1 ill l'l'C'I):l1':l1oJ\' ('ollegc>.;.
In
" ,
.,
schollll'ships
from the Department.
.
I "C'
H] lOO!;
I·'
i'lcenndana nrl \ ,(l(·MW!];1
1'01'
Tea(·her
Scholarships and Prizes.
\ICI'l' offeree I f 01' ('~)mpe t ition
candi-
i-c-
Students
aclmitted
to sit for a special
in one or more SlIbjects
v.
passed.
award of the LeFlYing Certificnte
to that
.III respec ( of Honours .legreee . or equivalentf '
.
. llents)
incret
mcrements
. J
to 805 teac Ile1'S a nr 1 473 t:>sot special
•
I or
was pa10
.:
1
1
.
Idition
to
those
who
received
11 ar
. . n-d
.
rhrou 0 h Iris 1.
te'tch]11g
t:>
"
,
-g others
11'110would have recen'e
f
ntR I 8'11-11'1' t hei e \I ere ,),
crerne
•. , , :
f . th fact that t11ey were in excess 0
t were It not
Ol
e
.
hi 1 tl
_
ll>tymen
in the schools
I.ll
I\' IC 1 le~
.
1 (PlO t a 0 f teachers
c" .
.•
.'
t 1 "
the ull 101lSe(
'1'1 '
.,.,:'
other teachers
wlio did not i-er-etve
lovi«!
lCH'
\I ~1 L )
.'
11'('['('
emp.
. I _ hnd 1I0t the
approved
teaching
service
. 'ements
as t lP.\
c
1
]11Cl ...
to ])]-)el' them ou the Im-n-rnental
sea e.
lleee!;'ilt1.'
(
,
. t J t 11· Resister of Secondary
tenchers
.ulmit
en
0
le
"
'
of
bel
rfhe llunt'
l'r
"
IT
the sc-\lOol·Yenl'.
H)44-45.
was
»«.
]
'rp;lC'hel's (\lUll,..,
,
(or
us
ed 1In(] 111l1'egistere(1 tenc·llCl's el n plov cd
hi each school
l.'IfiCi L'Il(·hen, were in receipt
of 1ncrement al
Halan
or 42 mort' f'll,m in Hl..J.8·-'l4. An additional
incremr-n t
sC'ht'lIlC' In ID44-4a up 0, I'
-'1"
\ S .coudm:v Rchoo s
( :lss..
oe
'1' 1 II' .
.iddit ion to pUpl8
10'.lCmg
,
..
1 458 pUpl S JI1
there were
. 1'.
1 1-'
Ill, Hl-14-..J.5 . . hole ilia". SC 10
o arbv
.
'.
Judgw",1 .shin~
"hips awartlr«]
bv (ou1l1.'
Ol. Borouah
I"
. Councils.
.
tl '..
It··
t the ('erl ificate Examinatious.
the scho ars ]
ien resu s ,)
f tl
'SI'
holders in Q'PIlPral 1\['Pl"))' tn take £1111 lHhll1ltage
~
le cour
.
. .] ec,1 bv the scholarships.
prov«
.
of sr coud.n-v, or I ur-a t iou
University
Scholarships for Fior-Ghaeltacht
Students.
r 11il'C'l'"it\
")
R('h()i1l)'~hips were 11\1';11'(le<lIII 1945 llncl~n the
to
scheme for the , n n u uu 1···1i1\\ ,)11 0 f Universitv . Scholarships
" . 'I· It·ac·1I
bri
zin her the total number
stll(]ent~
Irorn
t hr- "'m-(Il,le
1.
u 11,..,
.
"'\lioll
'I'Iie
of suc-h sell01n1',-;It'l'"
at pr(,scllt
111
OPCl,
,., "l' to 20
,
. 1
l niversitv . nom ses
1101(]ers of. tlw"e ~(·"olnl'"ltl]ls'"
all' p\ll~11l1,.,
as follows:Fil'e
0'
ArtR
.
Commerce
gnginee1'illg
.
Medici»
Rcienc('
)"gl'icllltura]
.
.
2
2
i3
8
8('i(,l1('e
4
1
32
33
CHAPTER
VOCATIONAL
III
. s High
School of Commerce
-athmJl1e
. t
•
T
hnical
Pembroke
ec
. Institu e
EDUCATION.
Technical
I.-Progress
e\
of Vocational
Thollgh
the difficulties
idence during Session
Education.
of the emergency
period were
1944--1-5. it \\',1S clear th>l t their
still in
effect
were not so acute as in preyious
Bessions.
III ('o11llectioll with
all Schemes
there wns an 'Ihnosphere
of llOpe and n general
realisation
that the outlook
for the future
was brighter.
This
II·a.- reflectc(l
particlllarly
ill the enrolment
at wliole-tnn., ContiulIntioll
COLll'Ses.
-I\"hen
a peak
l~yel' since
As
in-
eluring
110 fllrther
c1cCI'ens('
totnl
enrolment
ill
incrensecl
demand
had
In
] 944-45,
takt'lI
'I'eclmical
been
felt
and
place.
clay elasses
wlrole-timn
10 lH.Df5R.
13.025
from
Session
had
seemed.
Session
had
i luu
been
normnl
there
enrolment
of I ;').06!) had
last
hecn n steady Iull to the total of 13.025 for Session ] 943-44.
stat.crl ln ter on ill this Report.
m.mv 8chemes
reporteel.an
creased
eurohneut
IHS\:l-40-tiJe
others
in all
the
found
Consequently,
the
Schemes
rose
in which
Eelllcntiotl,
in
prel'iolH';
an
Session,
a
~Ii" fllrthcr
impI'OYC'lIlelll II'n" 1'E'(·o1'de<1. thE' 1IIIIIIher in n t tenr].
,"1('0 ,It ('I·Pllill.!2:('Ias"-l''; I'i~iilg from 82.800 to 8.'i.0:2.'i. 'I'hr- drmflll(l
for HC'ssioll,d ('OIlI'S(,s ill ruru l urc.is
~hO\I ('cl
crease.
]6.14.1
11.05-1
populn»
the
Ilumber
('Ill'olled
being
;t
st ill gre,llcr
,)S compared
in-
with
in tiw I)]'el'ious
8es<;ioll.
Short
('olll'ser-; ulso proved
ill I'llm 1 areas attrncting
.5.4.)0 students
as ngninst 5,8B2
;11 Hession lfl48-44.
Thp impl'Ol'cl11ent
IY>IS further
evident
:11
pm'l-time
classes
II'hic-h lmr] ;1 total enrolnu-nr
of 4,701. an in('l'C';1S(, of alllloRI
HIHIE'llts.
The
numbeJ'
of students
noo
ntiencling
YO(lational
nnot,iJoJ'
during
'ii'i.2R2 as com]lfl)wl
('ood
Pnrt
Cork
Ecllleation
Session
progrpss
with
in
dasBeR
Lim<:-riek
1)(-\.688 ill In48-44
work of IJl'Oyj(lillg Youth
('omllairle
le Lens <Jige.
1<;(1
11 ('a tion
In
tll('
'I'railling
of
reacher]
1\";1SrE'('or<ierl ill the
1'. of the' Voc.u ional
anr]
104-1--1-.1
one
I be
~\ct.
description
or
1'(,('01'<1totnl
of
;)11(1(-\fi.Il1R ill 1030-40.
('oll1]JlIlson'
Cit.l· of
('Ol1rSeR under
H18R. ill operation
n .rblin,
Centre!'-
\I'as
tlte
III
1"lhwble
rontillll('rl
])y
III all 8(·hemeR it wru pOR!'-ible to fine] ~mpl().Yn1E'nt for the
goorl sf udents
who had attcnded
thE' whole tillle eb.1 courses.
Rome idea of the extent
to which
the
Hrhools were rthle (n find positions
for their
hE' (leri,'en from tlw folio" ing returns;-
.
, ..
H
Ifll'ger Vocational
(h.I' st udenrs rnn
Institute
'.
.
Cork
f Commerce
and Domestic SCIence
Cork School 0 .'
.
.
. k Techl1lcal
Iustituts
.
LlmerlC
..
I 8 1 I
• A nne.. 's Vocationa
Cl00
Limenck.
si.
...
.
"'ater f ore1 'I'echnic»l Irist itute
Vocational
School ..
Ga Iway - CI't\"
..
rn
1
-':10cational
School
.
.
lfa ee
\
,
.
137 employed
85
154
115
76
21
95
49
45
. t d out
in previous
Annua I Reports,ts It is not so .easy
As 1pom etudeuts
.
Vocational
III
emp 1.oyme ut in the County
1.~hP ace \{eturns
from several counties
notably
Carlow, Clare.
S,C'.e~nes'K
...
Leitrim,
Westmeath
and Roscommon
showe~l,
(J-[\lwa~.
errv ,
bei . dealt with in an energetic
was
emg ueart wut
~
J loweve 1·, that this problem
and
successful
manner.
'1'he extension.
were
.
lectures'"
. .
.
. 1 b Y the Royal
OlganJSec
Vocational
Schoo!s,
.
.
Dublin I Society
t +h
10U d' e
throug
..
m-lilY
l
'.
agam gn en III
t
and continued
to attract
large and appreciative
au 1tOUt1 rv c
fIt'
I as zrown
.Jp
e11ces'
In several
Scllemes
the use u prac]Ce
1 . 0 f l'
.
1ec t ures f O.r the public on topics .: 0 f"OC9.1
of providing
general
.
l' JIl 1eresi
' t . J n the City of Waterford
n ..series b0 the
SlX
01' nationa
.
I Ject
Painting50
y_, s
illustratec
ec ures on the History J of European
H e<Hmas
I
t er 0f tl le School
of Art was attended
bv 1. person -1
v
. ..
Count v (hh"ny
there
\I'ere [)
who . paid for admission
. 1noun}
c
••
lectures
for adu 1
ts.
"'Jitl1
'1 t 0 t·a,I attendance
,
of 2.470.
farmers
.
bvJ tl le Rural. Vocational
IS'
- t the
request
of . the 1
Schools was
t le
ession.
H
•
':\IiniRter for .\gl'iculture.
The number
of specimen~
submitter
for tesbna
.
"'HR
' on 1y -i , "63
uo
.IS
. . COl1'11.
)are.l
with 1 I. /26 111 the
The
testin«
of
seeds
o
continued
o
previous
Session.
l'eeluctlOn
was due
.
.
Reeds sown
The
tour
were
of
for
.
dU!'lIlg
.
I 8cience
.
t eac 1le. 1'& reported '. that
the
Rum
to t Ile f act tl la. t a. 0zreater
rproportion
of the
obtained
from
t-he collection
reputable
dealers.
of 61 pa intings
by Lris]:
Artists,
to which reference
\I'aR made
ill the Annnal
Report for 104R-4~.
conc 1u d e d· In 1
overn er. 1"41'.)
V".
.
November
lts reception
in all centres
was
iuat as enthusiastic
as in the previous
Session.
During
the two vears of its tour tlne ex I11ibiti
1 10 n was he ld in
'y
58 Vocational
Schools throughout
the country
and was seen ['.
over 30.000
adult.'.
in udditicn
to the thou ands, of school
c hiIldren Io1' whom specia. 1 l'IS1
isit s \, ..et e arranged . The aim of the
• xhibition to awaken an in terest in Art find encourage
its develop-
34.
ment
was
fully attained,
requests
for
that many
and
05
so great was
exhibition
the interest
aroused
have already
been
a further
l
received.
II.-CONTlNUATlON
The
decline
(,01l1'Se8 which
halted.
the
EDUCATION,
in
l
set
Although
JlroiJlIE'lIt
ill during
tIlE'
ill
1
whole-t ims
da~' continuation
194.0-41 has
now been
Session
unfavourable
period
condit
ions
assoc'iated
with
prevailed. their influence
wa not
felt so \\'idely
during
Session 1}144-45. Reports
from
all disnnd these generally
tricts state that with one or two exceptions,
emergency
in rural
arena,
larger
than
shortage
in many
In
of bicycle
remained
previous
t vres
unchanged
Session.
"till
kept
or were
Transport
thl'
slightly
restrictions
enrolrnen]
below
and
couuty
borollgiJs
was
adversely
a nr]
the
regulnr
Vl'1'\
larger
In
in
of
conditions
the
districts,
areas,
Annual
The
~chool
11<: soon
winter
of
declined
in
Model Office experiment
inaugurated
bv Marino
I\'as agllin vouduct ed clllring the week beginning
of
the
w ere
:\hrino
Iucturing
fiJ'TIIR contributed
including
cerea's,
condensed
modit ies li'f'l'('
ad vertiserl
this
exhibition
by tllE' students
i\
to
and
bv post ers
l ion
the
some
School.
were 111\1eh impresfied
and by their general
in the
retail
Canneries
liberal
fruits.
mill,
of upnrecin
OIl show
engaged
\\~h()leRale
sauces.
lriscu it s, bovril.
As a gesture
The dE'Jll.uHl
stock
of
vegetables.
coffee.
designed
:\Inny
'I'echnical
.June
and
~.
office
Ltd.
Manu-
tinned
goods
meats.
jams,
of the
corn,
students.
of the firms presented the
Business
Il\E'IJ who visited
b\ the interest
displayed
efficiency
b)
the
to I he H ouaebold Management
more
~1)('ci<l1ised
Lnst iiutional
Management .
~\l-tn-'
' , . -, Collezee- of Doniestic Sc·ien('E'. Dublm.
Ile 11
ri, I'll St
\\ as agi.i in f'II' '111("('PS,,
. . of the
llousl'hol.l
,0
urp,tt
was
the
1IIIIIlbl'l'
s('h~jal'''hip
holders
mittees
\\'pre .ulmit
Se~sioll,
1'~lIlmll('e
h,1
t
ion
of loc-al
available.
were
applications.
In
Institutional
cornpetit
(,1~r01Ipd fro 11I an
('ntl'\,
I\'P1'e sehol1lrsiJip
Inittep~.
holc1~rs
of
ivo
that
:\Janagernent
02,
from
Of' the
11
The I'PglJ/'ll' at tendance
and good
('ours!:'" aro l'ef\(Jete(l
in t hr- rcsulbs
Vocat
successful
iona]
progress
of the
enrl of l ho HE'~f;ion. III tilt' Household
,in out of (-iO c-an(li(lalf'R were successful
and
only
6
C~Illprevious
Course
-11 st urlents,
f'xamination,
the
accepted,
other Vocational
Edueation
from
ted. as r-onrparcrl
wit l: 13 in the
to the
hi-
ur-crn n modut
Course 84 students
:\[rlll1lgellll'llt
W!\!I<
being
students.
Edur-ation
14
COln-
made in these
two
examinations
at 7IJl'
Management
Course.
anrl in the Lnetitutionrvl
were awarded to 35 candidates
('ou1'~'e, certificates
«xumined
Furthermore.
good positions
in hotels
and
hospitals
\\'('I'E' secured for 22 of the students
of this course.
In uelditioll flimilar posts were found for 11 students
who had
complC'tf'd
the Course s-atisfactorilv in previous SeSSiOJ1R.
:\Ianagel1lent
out
of
:~(j
Pl'Ogress
Whole-time courses in Domestic ECOIlOlIIY cout inus to secure
good enrohuents
especially
in the County Boroughs,
At Hathmines
106 girls joined
t hese courses
in Session
1944,45; ill
Pembroke
t he total
enrolled
was 41 and in }.f arino.
4g. In St.
for H(llll i""ion
a,11(1 t h«
(' oursE'
,
.
(oursc
1'(,~lIlf1tl'cl
H'4.1. Over :~() students
products
as thp
Reports.
operations
tr.)il1ing.
was
it
of the
rurn l schools
the
dcmund arose for labour r-n
the farms and on the turf bogs.
In some centres whole-time
courses
for boys had to be RIlR[lt>llcled .ifter DJaRter.
In Water
"iUe in Co. Kerry,
se ventet-n
girl", continued
ill regular
attendance throughout
the i::leRsio'l, ,IS " result of the residential
hostel
provided and of which an account ll:1~ been given in previous
early
Summer
<e vern]
rurn l
the
h~ tllL' verv harsh
affected
Attendance
urban
. . It post of ,dl-thr'
maker
of a good home,
~Ol
1l10<;t .11l11'0tt,ll,
,"
·
the
'Id
\
.m
t
/-IO"S
wh
ir-]:
gll'ls
so
t
milled
possess
do thev rea I I<:l'
"to'
.
•
.
. . f 01 . 1(l't'
ill hotels.
restaurants
and instil
utions.
. app 'I I'JOg
J ~ ~
•
'
III 1I II~P
' {I11 1»)'OI)f\i>'\IIch
:\Juc
' ,,'
, h,j:;'. I et to he done to «on , vincc .gn']s
· ir ]>,11'<:' n l ~,s that ihis ~" I'~ '1 most vnluable
form of vocat.ion-il
Hlld t Iie
normal
rural schools
the
1944.
still
enrolrnents
in the
attendance
the
'.
I School
in Limerick.
t h~ enroilllent
. \ , Dc,lt IOna
. reached 1
,\Jllt(' ~
,'f
')]0
nnd taxed
t.lie ar-cornmodat ion anr
record
Lotcl 0 ~
till"
I' a taff to the utmost.
'he teac JlDo .
.
"
.
I'
It of these
im port n ut courses
III loo Schemes
'l'he deve oplll~l
. fac-tor
list rJict s" there 'II'E' centreR
where '. sa t is H(' Ot,1
.
'.1
1\('1'.
In 'I II (IS
IS ,,0
, . ',I
Hilt
III mu nv re nt res. gn'ls arc slo\\
, ,lnll'llts
,Ire sec 1I1(( .
.
',..,.
I
•...11)(
.
",
' the" u ppeur te, assocrut e It pJ'll11.u'ily wn I
'OiHIIIIS('lllllse,ls
0'
.
'1
",',
to ]IrppHl'«tloll
.
I"
I
.t ic st-rvice '. J Ill'\'. do nol \_ cl realise
01 (OJlle:',
. I
.1 I
.
I
.ut
'
ch
n
t rain ins l)l<lls
III
pre[J<ll'lllg them
Ioi
tie
the vitu p.lI
~II
"...
,
_.
in
rural
llr~a(h
men! ioned.
IlIholll: of th~ bo v
the
\\'01'1\
Vocational
Schools
was
not on l v by the constant
on the 'ffl\'Jl'lS and on the
handicapped.
demand
bogs bu]
r..s
for the
also \1'
I'er" inclem~nt
weather.
Despite these
drawbacks.
good
was don e in Itlflny of these school I;, T'he school-gardens
37
36
farm
are
now
well
providing
developed
valuable
in most
practical
tne day
domestic
01 vegetables
for
centres
experience
[or the
sect ions
econom~'
cooking.
and
addition
boys.
they
IQ
supply
an adequate
ith
\I
in
cousid.-rub!o
success
ill
Bush,
C'o. Louth.
r~'he buildin!:,
herun in
has
lip (If Xl useuius
111
of local plants.
all." c-entres.
'!.1u1'i11Science
the studeut s .u e keelll.,
interested
mount u.u] al'i'tll1ge I he specimens,
The prize SCltCIIH' for Ilome
1lie l'ellOol gardens h.is hl'(,Olll('
In County
Cork '10 I'llpil"
ndvuntags
of this- wide-spread
Science
Teacher
tacts
is n lso
result
valuable
n
the experiments
Adult
in previous
interest
Irorn
that
Annual
tlchools.
in this
the
the pri7.es.
£01'
scheme
is that
of (,Ollliu;l
to the
il]('re,lRC'(l enrolment
are
being
groups,
to
Report
conbut
Voc-u ionnl
C'olll'Se
for
inilintiv(;'
Education
Young
WIl;;
Commitlct'
Fnrrners
diselosecl
in tlu-
during
b,\' the
who
gi ve urlvice and in iruction
lim ing.
iorage
of manure,
on
and
(0
in
the
buildings;
·e.
had
the
made
of £6
of agricultural
farms.
At
of
and
the
'15% of the
<mu
each.
fairs,
end
over
practical
specra I prize
oral
'rite
ploughing
eight
attendance
and
examination
other
maiches
Course,
two
were
of
the
secured
awarded
students
a
received
£4
8,,1(·11 .
the Course.
tool
made
Oorn-
of a special
i en
YOIlIlf! fnrrners selected
by intenie,,·
nttendsd
11 hort inten ive
COIlrSP in HIlr111 Science
and Woodwork
from IBth ~oyembel',
104/J, to 8th \larch,
1945.
The Course
in Rural
Science
had
relation
to tile needs
of farming
in the district
with special
referenC'e to reclamation
of land and munuring.
In Woodwork.
~Jlf'('i'11 'lttPld ion \I',Hi pnirl to t hr- repair
a nrl irn provernanj,
of
the students
paid
purchased
and
were
in to a fund
given
oI
out
to
which
them
at
11'
termination.
Convinced
Course
Vocational
request
(luring
There
has
conucctron
heel!
with
in Enzlish
arc
students
day
centres
and
decided
10 continue
Ihe
of socin 1 activities
Schools
debates.
ill
over
concerts
public.
hurling
schools.
Course,
has
1rl45-46.
Vocational
performed
football
of the
ten
a stpf1d~' development
the
of Rural
Committee
and
and
Where
teams
are
in some
a number
plays
playing
formed
counties
meetings
in Irish
fields
for
ill
of years.
a11c1 athletic
school magazines are produced,
held.
able,
new type
Education
of these
Session
In all the larger
are
success of this
of the
in
n growing
The
During
woodwork
to the
Coun tv Leitrim
Hl44-45.
'10%
COUl'
to agree
of the rural
of the
formation
Se: sion
to
the
11
m.t tee or Agriculturo
in mnlly districts.
The activities
of most
of the~.e ad.11t d isc-u: sion gron le: were not confined
to lectures
nnrl ciemollstrations.
In several
districts,
t hev organised
or
'lc;~i"terl ploug-hing- murr-lres
Hn(1 agricultural
shnw« or former]
Fl('('-Keepcl's'
;t!1(1 Fr'lil
(iOWP}'f;' Associations
h':lif'l'\\or1h~
taken
durinz
Leitrim
was received
Instructors
of farm
111e Co.
garden.
been
indi(,,1te
eo-operation
Horticultural
.he
himself
has
u ll district"
Valuable
and
to
Rural
with
in the school
reference
spot : (b)
drainage.
local
next Session.
farmer
and the third, during the Summer.
'I'hese
purpose-(
a ) to study the actual methods
see
Such
Iorn« cl in many
from
development.
Agricultura]
conducted
which
, were
Reports
the
following
also
that
at the School,
the
Spring period
and rocks
the
plot.
Science
the course
important
,-\11
ill contact
home
whilst
state
helping
it gives
attendance
I1le,111S of interesting
discussion
Vocational
competed
more reg'ular
ill
and
during the
.econd,
by the Itural
first,
(c) to discuss with the parents
education. Between
the first and third visits, it \H1S evident that many improvements
were
had been made as 11 result of the .idvice given. Students
improvement
students
on hi" visits
not only ensure
frequently
in pl'Ocllring
the
as
Oll
the
problems
plots organised
in connection
with
;t popular
Iea lure in most schemes.
an opportilnity
of the bov:
p.ucntn
insects
of fanning
such matter
was paid
student:
the
and
other centres
ill Cork.
'I'eacbers
the
the end of the Course,
visits had a three-fold
I
of visits
of each
of the students
Kilfinane.
ct!
C'o. Liruc-rit-k. ;11 Tubercurrv.
and
ShHllil!mldcll.
in ('0. l:')lign. 1111c1ill S\:,I'(']'itl of UIC school gim1ens
A series
to the farm
in progress,
\I'US
supply
\[any teachers
utilise tI'c school garden 10 conduct
experiments
of v.rlm- to i<ll"IlIillQ' ill tl.eir v icinit v. 'I'his has beeu done witl
buildings.
'I'eacher
and
are avail-
the
students
inter-school
matche
arranged.
111
schemes
all
made
with
the
sound
Session opens
centres,
the
holding
Retreats
provi
co-operation
for
Ihe
ion
£01'
of
the
with
it
day
students
Votive
religious
local
Mass.
is
NICAL
The
In
is
mnny
practice
of
and
in
extending,
Dublin and Cork 1hose Retreats were conducted
with the permission
of the religious
authorities,
III.-TECH
instruction
clergy.
in the
Schools
EDUCATION.
The
improvement
in the
demand
for evening
~ech.nic'11
classes which sot in <luring session 1943-44 has been mainta ined .
Enrolments
in all districts
revealed
in general an upward trend,
&9
especially
111 I'<;ngilleel'ing and D()1I1estic Economy
dasses.
111which little or no provision had been made
In
for instruction . I11 ElIgilleerillU"
".. are now rnakinc
<, " "'1'1' tgements
to secure equipment
as Soon as possible, anticiuatinc the n cl
f
I.
..
l""
ee
Or 111!:<truin ing in I'iell' of the proposed rural electrification
s(;hem~. and the pre-,~ppren ticeship and appl'en ticeship training
prescribed by the Irish ;,Jotor Traders.
In rural areas, the
deJl1;llIcl for ('];lsses in .\hnuill Instruction
Il'as again verv keen
.uid in 111iln,)'centres classes had to be duplicated.
In the "Count;
Boroughs and larger urban centres, owing to the depressed
cond it ion of tile tmde. classes ill Building
Construction
were
riltllel' weak.
III se vera l schemes. special classes were formed
Ior the militur.\· ill counection with the plans for demobilisation.
'1'1rere II'ilS ugarn. It strong fleU1HIl(1for the more specialised
Several
sch eruas
dasses fonned m the County Boroughs and larger urban centres.
A] Bolton Street. Dublin. three Hew courses were begun:A Course
of fourteell
for Bm!;>; 2\loulders'
upprent ices,
A COlll'RCin Towl1-plannillg
.\. ']'bree Years'
students.
Cour~e
ill
~\]JjJrellti(;e;:; with an enrolment
nttended
Arcllitecture
by eighteen
with
students.
an eurolment
of
eighteen
In Kel'in Street. Dublin ;1 special Dav Course ill Radio EnThis COurse is
ginceril1g had all enrolment of 36 students.
1.111
ked up wit h t h c Diploma Exa ruination
of the institute of
l.bdio Ellgilleer,;. nlldin
tIle 1944 ,(irncllwteship Examinatio'1,
first place II'tlS takell b) a student of the school, who hail since
secured an important post with a leading firm of Electronic Resenrch Specialists.
The Courses for Opticians, to which referelln' \\'Hf< Illnde ill tile Annualc Report
Ior ]94344
. t 11
~
- . . were
III ..u
opera: ion rlu ring Session 1944-45 aur] had a total enrolment 'If
jO students.
At the Municipal School of Commerce in Cork,
seven students were successful in the Jlltel'lllediate Examination
of the Corpora t ion of Certified Secretaries as a result of the
sper-ia l Course hel.] during Session 1944-45. In the Technical
lnslitute .. Lilnerick, a course to prepare students for professional
quallficutJon~ ns Account.mt-, or i:)ecrela)'ie' wus attended
bv
:28 students
all of whom occupied senior clerical positions.
l~
:\'uterfonl
speciul classes ill Telegraphy and Telephony were
jOJ'llled [or Post Office employeeI'. aJld 'I class in Botany £01' the
l'bill'lliaceutieal
Apprentice>; ill the City
'T'here was a widespreud
demHnd' [or eveuiuz
classes Jl1
Douiestic ./I"; call OIlI) . hi the County Boroughs aud Jurger urban
v
· i ious ill wan.' cases exceeded the accommodation
centres "pp 1rea I ,
.\.t t-lt ;,lan-'" College of Domestic Science, Cathal
1
'1 I (ilIabe..
I
c
Street
Dublin. the enrolment reached the record totf)
!1rugha
'- Provision held to be made ill this centre for three
of 116)1.
.
'
..
To (;o-operate with the work of the Irish Tourist
neW course S .
.
. t'lOn cl special
Course for Hotel Cooks was started.
m
AssoCJil
.
r 1944 Candidates were selected from 36 applicants
Sep t em b e,'
.
.
.
cl bv the various Vocational Education Committees.
recommen de
.
Girl
-are j'equil'ed
TJ]' s \\ el
-": . to be between the ages of 18 and 30 and . to
have secured the ('crtificilte of the Department
of E~ucatJon
. C ker:
Staae 11. 'I'hev were subjected to a practical test
In
00
."
b·
~
and an interview
] n addition to the eight students awarded
seholarships of .t40 each. plus tuition fees, by the Irish Tourist
Association. ttus Course was taken by elgllt other students 10
whom the -V ocationn I Ed uca tion Committees
awarded scholarships and by four students who paid their own fees and expenses.
At the termination of the Course, certificates were secured by J 7
r-nndidutee,
u ll of whom have since obtained appointments
ill
hotels or institutions
throughout the country.
A similar course
is being conducted (1uri m; session 194G-46 .
In accordance
with arrangements
macle with the Dietetic
Council of Eire and the Irish Medical Association H course .n
Dietetics \VHf; begun in October. 1944. The course which \YHf'
taken bv nine students \l'HS intended for those who desired to
st IICI\' ll~(' scienc-e of nutrition
.md had already completed
their
specialised 0]' professionul t ruiuing ill some allied work. 'I'he
instruction covered pract i(;,11 nnil theoretica I work in Physics.
Chemistry.
Phvsiology.
Baci criology. Dietetic
Science. Food
Costing and Catering.
nledi(;al lectures to suit the requirements
of the students were arranged in collaboration with the Dietetic
Council
Seven of the City Hospitals agreed to take two of the
students at a time for. training in hospital routine.
The third Course for Waitresses was started in June. 1945 l,,Y
the City of Dublin Vocational Education
Committee at the re,
quest of a deputation
from the Hotels Federation
and Hotel
Workers' Uriion.
The course W>lS confined to girls between
fifteen and sixteen \ ears of nze who h<1(1been students of the
Day Junior Techni~al Course'" for girls in the Citv Vocatioll tl
Schools.
A sub-committee
of representatives
of wOI'I\Ors' ,111(1
employers' associations interviewed 35 applicants.
A short .ntensive Course of one month was given to the twelve selected
Ten of these girls have already been placed in the City
I{estflurants.
40
The growing demand Ioi Domestic Economy was not confined
following
such courses into Dubl iu III Cork. tlie uutnbar
crcused JrOIJl 880 to 1.031 aud in Limerick from 350 to 408.
III Waterford il short COUl'e in Cookery was provided for the
members of the local branch of the Maritime Inscription Corps,
III Wexford, a special class ill Luncheon
Cookery, secured a
1;lrge cnrolmeu ( uud regula]' attendance from girls employed in
shops and offices, who devoted their weekly half-day to this, In
rural areas, where itinerant cour es were held, it was not po _
sible to accept Fill applicants.
The various schemes for training apprentices
in operation in
the Dublin schools were continued successfully.
'I'he nine candi,
dates in the Chefs' .Vpprentics Course who completed
their
second veur a( 8t . .'lIar;),';; College of Dorucstie 8cie1lce, Dublin,
passed the rcqu isito eXRmillHtions and all secured posts, mainly
in Dublin Hotels
A new Course was started on 7th May. 1945,
wit]: 1G candidates;
(en of whom had secured scholarships.
rhe
usual courses for the Electricity
Supply Board Apprentices were
('onducted a( Ecyill ~tl'E:et and harl an ellrolment
of 86. At
Cnpel Street, Dublin. the n inr. 'lpprentice t uilor who finished
their course went clirectlv into employment.
and a new course
wit]: (weh'e scholarship
holders began in May, 1945. At uhe
surne centre n dny ;lpp)'enlice course for hairclressers was followed by :23 ladies and 15 men.
.\ useful
ChUllgl' I\'aS nrade ill the organisation of the special
for the operur ivas, of the Hallidar-Clarke
dassel; ill Dundulk
l~oOL Factories.
To fac·ilitn(e the work in the factory: it was
illTange:'c] (0 clivirk- t he «ppren j ices into t \1'0 groups. the first
nttendillg (he school on three dnvs H week from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
<llld 1'(!(lIl'IIing to the factor , from :2 p.m. to 6 p.m. to release
tile other group WJlO attended the school for that period. In this
II'a,I'. the factory could bave the services of one group of
juveniles (hroughout thl' week. The number in attendance during 8cssi()1I 1044-.J.5 was 07, Prizes to the valus of £30 "ere
presented by the Direc(ors (0 the most successful students at
tllC «url of the COIIJ'SC.
'I'he c-ourse for tmining AP[Jt'C:JIILiel'('adets ill (he Irish Merl'Cllltik .\lUl'inc \I"IS ('olltiIlUe(] 1\( tbe Junior School of ~autical
'I'rnillillg in Gah"<lY durillg session 1H44-.J.!5. A( an examination
lie-ld ill June, 194.3. ill seven centreR, ~~ candidatef; competed
fo)' the three
schoLn·ship::; offered 101' the course to begin ill
September.
1945,
41
.
,. for tr'lininu per;;Ollllel {Of the Engineering Branch
The (\)[11~L'
'.
0
.
'.
h
' ..
, '1
. I \lcl'("lllttlc .\l;ll'IlIl' was continued at t e Cl,lWIOl(
I tlte lrr- I '
(l
.
I 111:<
u iuu c. Cork. a m l ,good
from
TethllJ(';1
. progress was reported
.'.
..
.
()f
se/toinrf;hijJ
holders.
At
a
competitive
exam,
the t In) ~I OI1])S'.
.
,
I I1 ut seven ccu t re-, I1I June, 1045. for the award of
Il
in"tlO
le (.
.
there were 64 candidates.
three lIell, s'ehol;tr,;hipl' ill this course
.
.
\Yhi!l't three ;lpplica IItS II ere offered Lhesc scholarships,
only
'0 were
,ICccptc(l.
I\I \t, the seGoncl CXtllJlillHtioll £01' tile R'egistration
.
0 I Aunreuti
L'l..pprellices
under the scheme:' of training devised
by the Society of Irish
'\10tor 'I'rarlers Lul .. which was held in the Summer of 1945.
there wert- 25·1 entries ns compared with 207 in the previous
le;ll'. TIll' 1I11111berqllalif,lillg for registration WRS 149 as cornIt is of interest to note that the first
pHred II ith I;{H ill Hl-l4.
p!a('l' \lW:; taken
b\ il sI urien t in Nnas Vocational School, the
";c('ollcl place h\ i\ <;\II(]el11,from the rural Vocational School in
Bush. and the thinl bv it student
from the rural Vocational
Hclioal ill Mooucoin.
It is stated that the majority of those
registered have since feu 11(1employment in local garages.
There \I'UR n successful revival of spinning and dyeing classes
in the counties of Clnre. Leitrim and Roscommon.
In Leitrim
eight clf\s~eR were formed with a total enrolment of 146, The
greatest demnnd CR111eIrou: Roscommon where the total. enrolmant exceeded ;')00 wit h an average attendance
of over 70%.
A !(oocl standard
ill spinning and rug-making
was achieved .
("IRsses formed in Con ntv Cavan and County Sligo for the first
time had also il satisfactorv enrolment and attendance.
IV.-:-EFFICIENCY
OF INSTRUCTION.
Inspectors report that the efficiency of instruction in both da)
and evening classes during session 1044-45 was of a good standard , As ill previous sessions, it was noted that the subjects
Science,
best taught were the practical subjects, Domestic
bingineering and Woodwork.
Instruction
in General Subjects
Was again weak in
everal centres. particularly
in classes with
IIIcxpel'ieueed teachers who sought to base their lessons exclusivelv on. tbe text-book in use.
The teaching of the practical subjecte was again handicapped
h,l . hortage of materials.
This was most marked in the case
Classes.
In the latter. scarcity
of \Vood~'ork and Engineering
llf fupl fa!' Iorgework and of acLeylene gas for welding restricted
the scope of the work. Furthermore
non-ferrous metals could
not he olklinc(l.
Yet in <111 sections the teachers showed gre.lt
42
resource
tbe students
at work at projects that could
1II'lll'l'ial" 1I1lt! PquiplllellL
a t thpil' dispm;<11.
III the sumller
urbun
centre".
\ u lunble instruo t ion W>1S glYell
ill tlte repair of ngrienltuml
machinery
and illlplelllents.
hp
.loue
ill keeping
with the
J>pspite t he diffi('nltip,-, of tile period.
workshops
and equip,
IlIent were kept ill good order and condition
At the request
of the Department.
I is it s were paid
to the workshops in many
centres
bv Inspecton, from
the Department
of Industry
and
Commerce.
Guards and Rllfet~' devices ha v« been im;talled as a
It is llOppd to have all workshops
result of the wll'ie-e given.
in Vocational
Hchools visitc«] ill due course by these Jnspectors.
ill several centres for the teaching
of drawing
associated
"ithWooc!\Yo]'k.
n nd Metalwork.
As a
result. a systematic
course i~ not followed and there is an undue
telldelJt:y to confint- 1 hp \\ ork to the 11Iere ('OlJying of drawings
Irorn the bluckbo.u-d
:\ jlrogl'('SSiH: ('OIII'SC' ill practical geometry
should be included
ill ,\11 whole-time
junior technical
courses.
I)millg the 8ullIJtler ('OIlI'Se ill. ..\lathernatics
held ill -Iuly, 1945,
inspectors Jis(;u~~('d I his problem w itl: t lio teachers "no made
recouunendations
"Im'"
"'''''lIld 1t:'1\d 10 illlj>l'ol"('d teaching of
niechuu ical drawing.
Insufficient
t ime is set aside
A. general
impro\'vllleJlt
"a" been noted ill 111e teaching
of
2\[;dll('ll1ahe~,
T"i~ is attrihllted.
ill the nr..in. tn tlte Summ ,.
('OUl';;CS ('Olldllt'ted
ill r hs subject in 1041 <JJjd !fl-!;). ,\ more
svsteiuut io t rent ino nt is now beillg~'i\l'11
ill 1I10f't ceutres.
oruteachers
111l\'e .\et 'I (Plltlpl1(·.\ to spend 1In undue proportion
of
t ime at miscelLllIeoll.
examples
instead of continuing their proexamination
!!I',llnJne.
The rcsuh « of t"(' Iri"h ::'I[otOl' Tr,lders
for l{egistratioll
of Apprclltiees
ill Hl4fj show how general the
illJprOYelllellt is a" onl-, I (j'k, of tile ('all(]idates
failed in Mathematics ,18 corupared wit h 86'){, ill 1944.
Barly
in the session <J confereno., was held in Dublin
.ind
in Cork 111 wh ich thp Hural ~cjence Teachers
and Inspectors of the D('pal'hl1(,lIt discussed nil phases of the organisat iou . ;JIJ<I \\'ol'killg
o[ rural \'ocnijoll;l]
Hehoo]>;. T'lie conference
ill Dublin \\'"S n( (l'II<lt~d In ,i(J Ie.u-hers ann 215 were present ,d
t lu- COlJle!'elJcc in Cork.
DIIJ'ing the two days whic-h each conIeroue« lasted. there WHR a fr.rnk exchange
of views: the teachers
riif'('llssed their difFi(,lIlti('~. fllld (he 1I1s1Jec(OJ'Q dealt with ally
\\t'akneS8Ps t hey had found. \' alliable suggestions were put forward for the impro vernr-nt nnd cle\'elopment
of the work.
In'pcCtO!'R rep()"h'cl (h>lt t.he conferences
had a stimulating
e:B'ect
.urothsr
43
nil
t
,If
t
C
Hurnl Seil'lI('e .duriug ~efi"ioll
.
I ' tecH' I1lllg OL
.
ne
l'
-ouncction
w ir h llle experunentt
1 ' J'e'-U t:-- III (
.
WIll,
crowt h of .ulult
"'lnlel1" ,llif
I(
.
-'Iw('11 (e,.,c
I' 'l'ih(:'<I ill till'; Jtq)lI)'t.
discusxion
lfl-14-4!'i. SOIlIC'
.
I I
JIl t lie se lOO
1.
group"
huv e ulrca:
. ,
Subjects
maintained
'1'1 te'll! 1JJII~ ()f Counuen.iul
ic
'.
'.
>~"J'(Jlj'"ill
th
p Countv
1·'lo1pn \,"II""l.,
, Boroughs
,,!<lll( <ill
"~
1':I"t:'IIII('1'e. there is still ,I tendencv
3
Irl)"111 ceIllll .
I'Hook,keeplllg..
KlIsiup'i";
"ldllOcI,..
.
l'olll.,l'!]ut'nth
·t'l
frOlJ1 ;I tex -)0, v .
•
o
k
~
and
lessons
high
and larger ,
to teach
. 1 "tl
t'
Commercia
,'"lo.n
1111e.1<:
.'
_
tH'C
divorced
frequeu
the
tlv
f!'OJil ;I('Lual condit ious.
of Art in Cork_
ill the Schools
"',
and painting
sections
at Cork
.'
. tai
of technical
accomplishment.
IHI\'e 111611Il
Hllle(,1'1 hish
o
"standard
.
f
. " 1 to meet
0
Lit hogr.rph v \\:I~ \\-(' 11-orgalllse(
. the , requirements
. " 111'l(le
agaill
(food pr()gl ..e,," \\ d,
,
. \\'. 11. L el -f Ol',I . Tl\C sculpture
,111,1III
both ~ppl'e;ILi('l'~ :IIItl counuerciul
artists. In \\'atedord,
a ..s~l(;Art and Crafts.
<:e:>~fnl co-ord iu.il iou llHfi bccu effected between
,\ high degre« of l'i'fivil'IIl:\ II"HS reached in th •. standard of the
day courses.
In
Art work (!Oll(' III ~lll"('II(~ ill the whole-tiuie
good work \I",\S seen in the classes in leatherwork ,md
Limerick.
needlework.
10 Kilkeunv
<Ill important development dUl'JI1g lh~
sess-ion \\",1" the Ioru ru t .iou of ;I c I'ass 111 n
LO·tter
el,\ W. hich secured
<Ill enrolmon ( of I.) "lllliellt" 1111din which work of good artistic
quality was aC(;01n plislu-cl. The teaching of Art ill the Vocatiou-il
t:)c-hools in ('1011IJleI , 1)1111(/;111,-.(;,1Iw1I,\' and Sligo continued
to
hp on <';0111](1p['Ogl"l'~,;i\'(> lilies.
V,-THE
POSITION
OF IRISH
IN VOCATIONAL
SCHOOLS
III ,\vcordHllce \\ It It t lu- u-nns or :\leIIIOl"\lHIII1lJ \'.-16. to which
l'l'fel'elH'e \\'as 11'1l<l(:'ill the An uuul Report for H)L13-44. an (Ox'
1I1J1in>1tiollfor the 'l'eastus 'I'iuurc Gaeilge was held in July, L945,
"I till' end of Ilie spceiul
~"lUIJ rer Course ill Galway.
Of the
U eall<lidlltcs
1\ ho prvseu tcd
tilclIl"el\"e:> for this Lest. H secured
I Itv Diploiu..
wit h HOIJ()ut',; ancl :2~ passed.
I~Xall1illatjou~ [or the Ceard-Teastas
Gueilgc were held ill Apul
'111d .J"I.\·. 1\),,1:1. '['Le \ll'illt'l1 tests were taken b\ 140 candida tes
qf \I 110111fiD \lel'e suc-ccssl ul . 'I'lu. oral >1\1(1tecleiting Iest.s were
taj,:el1 by :2,) of llle,.;(:' l'c1llclldateb. b) 54- candidutes
who had
pU!:,"l'\l lIle wri: tell t est aL previous
cxa miuu t.iou s uurl by 1;)
l·lIi\('l':-iit~ <ha<lllcill'f; \·xellJpLt:'d lrm u the: \\ I'Lltell lest.
Out "f
till::, l otul of !I-I l'lIt)(lid,IlP". If) qual ified for tit il\1 ill'c1 of t he
('<,,\J'(l-Ten,,(ils Gaeilge.
44
45
lnspectors
reported
a gL'lteml impro , erueut
ill day .uid e\'elling classes during
of I rish both
This
i>i attributed
(a)
'I'aaching
ill the
ill the
muiu
to three
d"y classes
111 the
Session
teaching
1\:i44-43.
factorf;:-
through
is 1l0\\' bused
H)43:
(h) The teaching methods employed by the teachers
the new q ualificution 01 Tea tas 'I'uuire Uaeilge
issued
Teachers
who
Galway
There
time
has
day
"re
clt teuded
ulso
beou
a more
schools.
III
the
ul ilisiug
holding
are
far
the
medium
DUllllllel'
Courses
in
methods.
widespread
use
used
and
of lri:olthas
orders
ordinary
rnedium
ts.
studen
been
tried
schemes
reported
an i.ncrease
Hevision
during
ill 11l1lny cOllll.llercial and domestic
economy
ably·satisfac.:tol'\·
results
ill most cases.
Several
in the whole-
all general
as the
classes
arc
of
In
Marino
Irish
ill the First
Year
COllJlJJ(;l'Ce. Class
of Commerce.
Irish
Geograpliv
OUe of
in
used
\I'cU;
the
Arithmetic
ill oue or tlle First
J1JOH
island
and
teaching
i:)chool.
First
of
was
done
Arithmetic
Year
and
Commerce.
uical (Boys)
Commerce.
and
Year
this
work
through
Science
and
in ihe
LJiadc
been
and
ill
statf'
Athlone
through
and
taught
tilt'
samo
t hrougl:
f<jllglish."
\\Tote
in Miltown
Malba« in
]i;00nomy
was exclusivoly
satisfiecl
the
of Irish;
that.
Co. Clare,
through
wlH'rp
the
two
Chief
inrlueur«
han'
already
an adequate
('11 ;l(!tills.
Furt.hermore.
t,\'PI' ;llld it Iakes ;I keen
centres.
Inspectors
a more
t]le students
proare
of
teacher to retain
active
III ~('\end
Hlld : Ile Countv
h,v r-orrelut ion
Learn
till'
of
Broadcasts.
cluss
work
wit h
III lll'Oghedi\.
current
adult
hy lo.-t ll],('''; ill 11'i"I. gi ven hv export!'
TIlPl'C' \I',\s
lris]:
the
large
1";1n!lil\,!'( in I re l.uul . :'-11l"ic. Films
;I stl'nd,\
and
del'E'lojlllll'llt
ill ,,11 >i(·h(']]w".
fe.it urr-s.
centres
'Ill (1 ill >iPI'P!'HI (';lS(,S successf'ul
('oll('erts
alltt
'l'h«
in
e0ililll('
('laisl'eHc[nl
were
nlso
one
session
III rli«
Count«
hish
there
play
was
Boroughs
I'ery
in \'ery
broadcasts
.it least
through
proved
patronised.
\)\ thp proilur-t iou of d1'1111];1.and
ti,e
such
of Books.
activities
which
ill
on subjects
organised
\\'ell
and
were
Censorship
social
\nH'
Listen
audiences
;lncl quest ion-timo
I )l'l)'ltl'~
popul.u-
many
\\'ere
mane.
Best
resulte
was scarcely
not
produced
an(1 larger
urban
r-elltrps.
ternus
\I'('!,t' (;'II[('l'('d for the flIis competitions
or for
qualified
for
tlil, Feili ])n'lll1;J!o(,11tu ;111(1 ill ,;:;evel'n] instances
lJ1'i:t,es
AR mu nv ,,~ se vr-n (lntTll;ltic
COllnty
(l;tI\lA\'
<1nl\\',\\.
~\l1
\'o('fltiolla]
l rish \\'l'ek
;ls ill the prcviou-,
IllHjQrily of YO('ntioll,\I
knowledge
a nr] under
ganised.
('~eaRing
([n~' school
the
nu mber
and
te.uus
pu pils
in Bruv
sc-hool
of the
of the
m.iguzines
articles
Drama
sucr-esa.
the
in
Kildare
In the
great
CTaelach was organised
the
gencral
social
produced
are
from
Festival
and in Countv
wit h equal
to encourage
many
competed
the
ut
f'il-lioolf; n Cu munu
it.s auspices
In
R('ho01s
wn s held
session
conditions
for the
students
«ouutr-r-n ttract iou s exercise
a cenlre
Execut-
rural
districts
were secured
had
attendance
and
urban
organ-
23 centres
enrolment.
urban
'I'ech-
in Domestic
of Irish.
in-
essential
'1'11e best
.
were
Wexford
Years
Westmeath
County
instruction
the medium
the
Sl1bject
0, centres
County
«outres. purticulrulv
in the City u[
ur t-lligo. valuable
.issistance
in the.
Iorm a tion of (·Ia"sl'~ was gl\'en
by Comhdhail
?\uisitmta
nu
Gaeilgc.
In Bruv. tho tcnchillg
in the adult class was stimuluted
H};
in
Limerick
In
or ;),0
lll;lil,\'
interest
ntrr.rcterl
al l
Irish
Third
as if the
progress
c>nroillwJlt
lui t till'
Limerick
in
Vocational
Year Junior
First
t
in
Castle-
ill W"ten'ille
Second
ive Office)' in IJiR report
to tbe
Voca tional Education
Committee.
(a) that
School
for boys.
Schools
1n
through
III ('OUIll\
\\'l'n' Ionurl ill the smaller
a nl Il]'OU]'CSS
,,'
ln the Count}
BO],()llgh;:; .mr] r h« Ltrger
dllring
" Students
sper-t ors are
;ll'e fulfilled:
Classes
ill the
ill the
teaching
Clas es
Comrnen-s
·()t·\l
l
(
cl
Ilolllll'etl
Cork
of Lrish :
]
n more C'riti('nl
of instruction
m
were taught
neogrnphy
]Hl( I
reason-
of the
111 the
mediu
medium.
'I'ypewriting
B.
Irish.
ill ,8 centres.
with
\I as done
Continuation
Llrrough
\\'ClS
ill
the
inst ruction
tilt'
Kiilorgl iu
<IS
girh(
III
Kerry.
most
iust rur-t ion
01,'e
e
of success
for OH'!' I.Ot)O stude-nts.
thr-ir
.uid Geography
Book-keeping
. meaSllre
Session
in the instruction
Y00<.1tiol1i11 I:)cl1ool. Du blin.
t
the
lriah ,
of Commerce.
rolled
ised
of Irish
11l'lll'y centres
Y(,l'}
given in Irish and it is being
teachers
con versation between
through
recent
these
till' medium
to
il
in
1I10re effective;
(c)
l'0111pe t eiIt
ure
.'
CRn be achieved
in any centre.
sa nstac or:
.
.
.
l'o\'e111ent in enrolment
and attendance
111 evemng
The Jln})
.'
.
t ,,··\S observed
last session was maintained.
In some
classes tl ra
,.
'
.
there \,,;tS ;, st ill Iurt her increase.
III County
Cork the
;;thelllPs
.
l.u-ue
nu mhcrs. oyer :2. GOO students
being en(' I,-lSses. ·lttr·\('tt'"
(
e-
.'
tbe syllabu'
0)]
teuc Iiers
till'
t IHt t
(1))
in Irish.
use
Iunctions
annually
Great
of Irish
were
0]'-
an
in-
credit
i!
47
due
(If
10 the City of GaIWH,\ Yocntionul
its school llJag1.\zine, .. All DI'm,"
11J8nts
HS w ell
«ent res
the
Ipf1f'hcl'';
till'.\
from
Ipllt
articles
tlw
Voeat ionul
:\1'(]mol'e
fo),
being
ill
and
were
attellder]
langllage,
Till'
In
con t in ur-r]
by
th('
celltJ'ps
at th«
in
sensu](,
the
,t1so orgallii:'('d
nnd
VII.-RA
TH E SCHOOL·LEAV
SING
I NG AG E,
RK'
('ollnt,\\\"lterfo'd
(;1)
clnss,-'"
by l)7 student»
and n t Tl'lIJ11ol'(' by (\0 sl ndents
nt tendnncs at t h» ('eij{ wus verv lilJ'ge, Games and
olltings
were
_\f'rlocht.
as ,I w hol«,
'I "(>Iwl'al illlP\'(l\I'III('lll
III the standard
Thel'l' \1;1" , ,..
_",
11,8.")\1
in
1(.144,
to 12_80.)
111'-Iller of pn>'"(,, I'l-.Illg hOllrl
rhe rot» l
()n_8~o
as
against
68_2"0
relH'( ~(ll1t~l)~ ill I et\ ('rnge 0
in 1!l~i_
in l( H_
AIlIlII,\l
:\.rr]IIIOI'(' t ho d;"
.\1
many
hy Iris],
in .rll other
.mr]
«xpcrimcnr«
'i'I'HIIIOJ'(', .is tlc'scriberl
I !)4l)--1cJ , wer«
nightly
for the prodllctioll
ill Jri h. nrh-el'tis<'_
wn s llll(lel'taken
I:khools,
freeh,
\"O('lltiOIl;t1 Ed!lC"<.Itioll ('ol1lmit((,(,_
The
bhnt
of feisl'lllllla
tllC'ir Sllpport
rcsort s of
llC'port
ns
ol'ganisntiou
~cltool
C'ntirel,)
tlit' ('Olll'f'(> (-ollclw]c'd
with
"11
CO,
\\
'"'tj·f-l(·l{)r\ll!'Cl~II''''~
1'1 ((1('
1_
t
:'\umbpr
i')cltolarships
i hr-
to
of
1$145,
GncHllcht
Educ.uio»
Vocut ion.rl
(jOt) studpnt,.;
the
"pent
Sorus
agarn
COlllmitteeR_
in
('ol1llllittlPf'
this
mantler
in the
t,I'PC' of (,OIIJ'Se conriuctel]
pared
tlw ('OIIl'SP hitherto
to proyide similar
"11111111('1'
of Hl4() ,
V 1.- TECH N ICAL
SCHOOL
Hosmue
the
us com-
and fll'c contemplating
follOlyeo_
making arrangel1lellts
ship llOlf/Pl's ill llip
at
Hummr'l
cou rae s for their
III the
oxperiment
------Ho~-s
Gids
Total
-- - --
1:1Oh
September. HlH
,H:l
+22
86.')
aj~t
L)pc-emheJ', I!H-'
+I'!+
on:?
!)'~6
:ll~t }Tttrch. 1\1+"
~:)+
+71
()25
1946_
+til
471
93~
:IOth June,
------
scholarIt
will
1)(' Iloted
t liu
whilst
there
is little
change
in the
I
iared
with
last,
Session,
total 011 t hc rol!-, .u UIl,\ lWrlO( us com]
'I t \f' 1111"1 I'lC] 0 f bov, s• in each period, varymg f
then' is a dl'rhl'l',
III
'-l'(,
ill the number 0
from :2l to ;)8 \I-ith :1 "OIIlP,\l':ttl\, (' 111('\e,
l:'
t ,
L
EXAM I NATIONS,
The total number
of nppliciltiolls
receiver] for admission to the
'['cc'hni('al
Nchool EX;lminatiol1s
in 10415 wa s 2] ,052, <:hov,-ing a
small
r]eclille
Tr;lnspol'!
ill c'ollJparil'on
fncilit ies
l'OI'E"fro 11I 17-,lD!l
(]II(, to t hr-
he-I
thilt
Ef'OIlOIlI\-,
\\-llie:h
held
under
lilO/'(' normal
rlntes
;;nt
Goorl
SllPPOI"t
the
so
erelv
"C\
t ho
["0
to IS,clo7_
ill \\'ood\\"ork
)'('([uic;itc
were
l)OI
received
:tilt!
to
the
ill
Domestic
were
3,24'1 candi-
uirls_
\-1\n
ing
, jll'l'\,lflllS.. _vnr
III
!l1l1"1I]' ,epo,.,rts
i-lee:ollr\ Year grollps,
\I
-,
dUl'Illg
eac-h
candidates
out
of
of ,\ Iotnl
11
ce n t ro for the
total
new
11;1\-(' real'
qunrt er.
to
tl'lP
e xarn ina-
t ions ill Bruss-fmishcrs
\\"01'1" III 1ht' .l u n.or Practica I T'est ,
eizht cund idnt o-, \\'pre' ])J'psI'llted and six p<l, sed.
In t he -Junior
\\~'ittell
'Pest, the t wo candida tes who entered
were, u ccesaf'nl ,
students
in
1lP( I the .uze
,,_ of Hi leave
me mn e 1.'"
j", -\
sradual,
. to
in the
Pn'Rt
the
fit the
_
addit,
)' ear
,
_
8p!lsiol1
of- those.
10cJ-t --I;) cun
bo -ecn
f'rom the
following
XlImbel- of Students
Leaving
table:Number of Students
Joining
Quart!'!' Ended
Boys
Girls
:-'{'-o-ta-]-I-B-oy-s-
-_iG~-ir~lM~
_T_o_t_8_'
-I
of 542,
of 42'1,
'
who h'IYJJlg
rcac h ec ] tl re it- g e, of 14 come within
_
tlIe S('OPI' of t h« Ar-t . The exodus
and influx
of students during
groups
-
ill Meta lwork : 301
l out
11"
"I
t-\1ll1il
tuneou- ,I \ - there
Pllc] of ("Ich qu.utr-r.
1011_
_
>! I to .'iO,
from
,
c-\.s indicated
successful
practical
\\-PI'(' succesaf'u
one
in
111e elernenrnrv
(\0'1;, ill \Yoodwol'k
from
as
ill 1044,
141) centres.
te'"t s a lid :2,072 were
gl\"t'1I
22_000,
increac;;e \,"as mainly
cll)'iniled
In
of
nctunl number
the
pxaminations
sel'joll!'dy
cond it ious.
record
restrictpd
This
I'l'nc-tic;li
he
"-,lS ;lgaiJl
'11l(], in !\Jphli\\"ork
}~lIt]'i('s
iJ,\(l
foJ' t hpse
('XamillatiollS
nhtnill('d
Dol
1!l~.J
period of Hl.J4, and , therefore.
cOl'respollding
of l'ntl'ies
\\"('re
t iio
with
•
of St.udents on Rolls
Date
01
nearly
to realise
<lI'p IW\\' beginning
of the
by mosr
given
a hol i.la , III thL' (laPltac'bt
'1c!\-'1tltages
with
were
('orl,
/11
I'
J:I ~t'] ill' c'I;l1nectloll with the l';1ISlI1g Ol. the School-Leavina
1'011 IIC PI
I
I'
on t he rolls
rei
1(' 'l'h- foJJc)\\ il'~ table, shovvs t ie 1111111
\.<1(' I Cl
"
I
_
"4-1 4" ,
' ~ t lu- ('1](I 0 I' l,",("h (1"<lI'U'J' dlll'ilJO"
-" ,:It
r RI'!':"!on 1"
;lOth ~eptembeJ'.
19+4
+1
;)t)
31,t Dec!'mb!'l'. 1944-
78
63
31st Marc'h, 1945
69
66
124
J:l4
~h
-June, 1945
75
72
147
l.J.j
88
IOn
193
13·)
48
62
llO
102
248
76
-----
M
142
4.8
AR
explained
pancy
bet",
iu
ell
quarter
of the
Second
Year
previous
the
iea v ing in
numbers
Session,
is due
Groups,
who
to the
onlv
(heir compulsory
period when
illlo\\'ed (0 Ieuve ut t hut (late,
student.',
if cOlllpelled
attend
very irregularlv
The net result
6:U)
and
course
Of
15 had
side tho Borough
was
it to 65%,
inclement
experiment
days
in
in
that
such
leptember.
and
47 had
bringillO'
returned
lain
opened
did "alliable
in tbe
morning
gone
80°,& for
winter
There
was
i' good
n nd Irish
~'igllrc
received,
TIle
Manual
one
e sion ,
at. times,
on
v.rriety
was
rookerv
an
bo,\-
well
the
two-half-
girls
ill the
'I'hev
comment
"gaill
maintained
in
classes,
The
thE' production
iovs und nn imn ls, of good design
of 30 girls received
official
of the
Gas
11
Company
and
Number
of
interest
Session
on Rolls
I
Girls
I
:ljat December.
I
:J61
1944
I
3:19
l!l44
'rotal
289
6iiO
288
627
3lit
March,
194:)
332
275
607
:lOth
June,
194.3
:13-5
214
549
In
case of the
the
previous
session,
is a decline
in
] 940-4.4,
Session
The
following
during
each
the
the
boys,
u
there
numbers
little
ranged
e of the
Ct1
is
from
girls,
from
248 to 01],
table
shows
t hc
the
numbers
the
316 to 383,
uumbers
on gap
prize.
were awarded
to the most competent
at the end of the course.
During (he session employmellt
\\'ilS found
Eo!' 27 boys and 1 L
~ll'lf<,
Of tlole tota l ernolled
65~~ of t.ht" bo " a nrl 24 c of t1l(>
the
There
varying
leaving
and
in
joining
quarter:-
----------;-------------------of Students
Quarter
Number
Boys
Girls
30th
September,
1944-
6l
32
31st
December,
1944
63
51
:1 l st March,
19~5
71
L07
30th
194-5
,37
6
June,
-----During
(he
ResHion,
the case of Cork.
had
reached
or tukon
had left
of Students
Joining
Ended
(,I'
large
ns, in
change
Leaving
and finish,
special
of Students
Boys
Speci.il
one
Reries of lectures
end of ear-h quurt er during
Number
in Corn-
of
i:>eRf;ioll, 'I'ho
Date
es.
subsequentlv
by
Continuation
third
as follows:-
in Claisceadal
were
successful.
Chap-
COUl'
broadcast
conducted
verv
the
in these
classes
two
gal'('
ut the
Compulsorx
for the
of
a successful
Session
ut (he vnlunbsu-v
favourabla
W:lS
i\L1SS and
and girls
in toy-making
of mechanical
b)
for (he
by the
ana
A Rel::Cted group
lnaugural
with
in Limerick
by
afternoon-instead
Throughout
attendance
('Iap.<;
l nstructors
boys
an
Daur-ing.
Jl1lll1it,l- Singing.
(he
with
was shown
interest
on t hc rolls
were
:IOth Reptcmbc/',
reasons,
the
girls
in connection
in operation
out-
was helped
of attendance
and
to live
which,
unemployed
the
at EastE'r,
work
11',1;;
Schools.
Vocational
In general the teach ing reached ;t satisfnctorv
standard.
'York
eff'iciencv 11';lS observed
in one section
of the 'iN oodwork
classes and ill several of the Domcst ie Economy classes.
held
experiment
their
of high
was
']'he
Courses
to School
for medical
averagerl
weather
II-eek-on<:'
Session
LIMERICK:
joined
completed
cl'l} ,ts hitherto,
It is evident that, in many homes,
of the girls cun be more easily di pen sed with for
the services
two separate
periods
than for one whole day,
The
(b)
numbers
one whole
Retreat
were employed.
Of the 288 boy
employed,
171 were
.nessenger boys, whilst of the 1 J..i girls at work 36 were dome s tic
servants, and 6'1 were factory
hands or shop assistants.
girl
are
June,
in
had
COI'P::;, !0 had
'Phis regularitv
of
the
548
in the
clay courses
regular
reduced
(he
left,
Area and G were excused
very
in the
to corn plai e
ends
1I10nth
last
in
HI44-4..i was tha ( 3D2 student
Construction
despite
and
discre-
students
has shown
it
(he age of sixteen,
the
Attcndunc«
for
first
month
11.
Session
Experience
return
large
that
require
the
G:W who
whole-timo
joined
the
fact
the
1944 -45
the
and reached
or selected
to
for Session
left
Reports,
Anuua]
B8Ci students
tbe great
lllHjol'it~
the ;lge of si"teen
whole-timo
t.hli district
dny
,\1](1
Total
I
Boys
Girls
93
62
48
110
114
:19
31
7(')
178
,),)
sa
H3
i4
39
Jl3
63
joined
of those
\ ears : 27 had
,,-
and
'rotal
<148 left,
As in
who hila left--348-returned
to School
('OIII'ReS at the Voca t ionn l tkllOols:
Sf)
] 8 were
excused
for medical
rea80111!!,
51
It
if., of iu terest
district
were
these s ecurerl
<1
that
48 of the
boys and it is generally
work outside
the area.
Attendance
alld by
to Dote
was
series
affected
by
55
r-
Of
If)
T.
-<),
The"e
the general
HS
tlIat
[or the
63 % 10 8'1 % ,
girls,
the
JI1 the
l(
/0,
\\]
for thp. boys
weekly
averase
bhe
many
of
conditions
influenced
<1\el':lge
left
the
attend-
1"01' girls,
,'tl
nn \lyel'i1ge
1
the
\I ""
v~riecl
SII111e
only
in all
practical
subjects
subjects
There
from
wns
;lfIiliate<l
reached
of Domestic
a high
Economy
Woochl'~rk,
Goo~] work was done by the Chaplain
keen interest
In jJle welfare of these students,
,md
who disl;layed
The
l'h(ldl'aig
arid
most
popular,
Inrrned
under
sl·""ion,
were
Courses
Education
\\'111 form
part of the
;H]miniRlered
by these
general
scheme
Committees,
of
Vocational
door
WATERFORD:
(C)
Buildings
suitable
g'il'ls ha ve been
~'I'('S",
for
leased.
If ;lileqIlHtl'
Cornpulsorv
The
couipmon;
Courses
uecessarv
Economy
and ill Woodwork
tan be procured,
ouforcs
Coinpulsorv
Continuation
Eclllcnl ion
of \\';lterIol'd
,IS from Ist October,
Hl46,
VI/I.-JUVENILE
Further
the youth
TRAINING
for
boys
reconstrnc:tiOl;
for the practical
work
and
for
is in proin Domestic
h
Oige
for
In the two Youth
'I'raining
Centre,
under
the direct control
of the Commit toe. t hero were r-uroll e(] 11'1 bovs ;IS compared
with
n07
ill the
previous
Il1clUCIIIg unemployed
In Brugh
Ph:'lchnig
Bmgh
:\fhllirl'
from
session.
'I'hr-re
was
still
difficulty
in
hovs to attend
regularly
ill lite dav-tims ,
t ho numbejfell from "121 to 63 ;1l1d in
107 to 81,
[11 Brllgh
Phadraig.
this
decline
was lJ;lrtially
l'ollllwnsate<1
for b v .rn inc'l'f'nSe ill the cvcniuz ~
numbers
from ~98 to B:?6; hut ill Brugh
:\Ihllire
tho number
attending
ill lhe evening
ulso fell from 381 to 307, The general
,
..
reluctance
to come
ill I he morning
is >lttl'iblllec1 to the fact
that the unemployed
1>0:)"; prefer
to he free
as to accept
tllly cn sual ernplov ment that mR:)' arise from time 10 time,
,,0
gcnernlly
classes
Leaders
.md
Silver
Fi\inne
Leaders
operated
with
hot
hiking,
Each centre
Spt'l:ia]
praise
and
:-;()d;dit~
organised
is due
for
to
for
also
"ery
their
Chaplains
zealous
Lenders
Youth
the
winter
in each
and
Brugh
took
an
the usual outswimming
or
and Concert.
party
in
of ihe
library,
night.
for
interest
successful,
the end
During
ey('ry
line"
Lo 1.)(:'
was
at
a Christmas
the
same
made
n r-ant een
drinks
Brugh
was
IYilS
centre.
in
Gaelach
clone bv the vol u ntnry
to each
2,114
proved
provision
wus ShO\\'11 in the
attached
boys
on the
A Oumann
of girla'
were
on
ngnin
clubs
number
number
there
carried
craft
the
The
part in ol'g,llIi!';ing throughout
tile session
activities
ill the Iorrn of 100(1);']11. hurling,
their
the
1\'01'1, in
the
of the
welf'ure
ho,\!';,
suitable
summer
eur-h
the
site
camp
given
initiative
was
Applications
of the
seemed
at
holiday
arid Youth
were
services
of instructors.
o] boys
and
Chaplain
Hkerrie,
Tn this
10J' a month.
tl weeks
t ho chaplain
le Leas
of youth
session,
were
Phadraig,
was again
Youth
the
Through
it is proposed
to
in tho Boronzh
CENTRES:
progress
was mads
by Corn hairle
of Dublin
during
session
1944-45,
active
'I'he
interest
work
t~le bt'gUlll~lli'
Compulsory
facilities
to 20 bovs.
Increased
to supply
the
social
awarded
the
l(l4;,)-46,
302 girls,
one of the Youth
:W boys
months,
Session
number
the
club,
Brugh
In
metalwork
, Thf' experimeutul
"t;lge in connection
with the Compulsory
( ourses III Cork ;]1](1 ill Limerick
hac; 110\1' torminat od
As from
current
in the
during
Mhuire
session.
Chaplains
the
and
Brugh
,I'; ill previous
;b
'I girls'
;111t1the
of
ill crease
Comhairle,
e(lucational
Valunble
H
the
ani] ill the
1)(1,\''',
le,\(;hing
and
a further
with
of boys' clubs rose from '27 to 3l. and the
dubs,
clubs from 4 to 7, In the 31 boy'
Llic
b
was efficient
Instruct,ion
standard
,0.
('
Vi hilst
t hat
weather
;lIlce of tlie gills more t hnn that of thc liovs.
Ilttloll<ianee fluctuated
bet wct-n )-;0/ nnrl R5°'
of
had
assumed
unfa vournhlr,
of local epidernirs
who
ut
Brugh
Countv
crn np. over
under
the
care
Xl huire
Dublin,
a
for
'200 boys
a
were
<111<1gui(bnce
of
Leaders,
received
from
'l ustruction
13 groups
of girls,
32
affiliuter]
clubs
was provided
'I'he
total
£01' the
for 90 groups
uumber
of hours
(If
instruct ion t h us giyen
to 6,041,
T'ho subjects
rose fro 11I I, .)60 in the previous
session
most genel'nll~' in deTll;lncl were .'l.l'ts and
Crafts,
;111<] Phvsicn
Boot-rr-pairiug
hetween
them
Innking
,ll1d
t ho
l Training
for IW'1l'I~- ()OO~ of the total
Le.it herr-rnft
number
of hour"
('eecling l50,
\I'C1'P el] 11<Illv
iust rur-t ion
t inu-.
popular
whch
accounted
Cooking.
with
in e;1(,h of these
•
Dress
t he girls,
subjec-ts
ex-
During Youth "-eek-,Jllne
11 to ,Julle 10, 19·10-IIIR11\ phase s
of the .ict.ivit ies of Comhu irle le Leas Oige were on show £01'
the general
public,
Ove-r 2,000 bovs attended
the Pontific.rl
High Mass presided
over by His Grace.
the Archbishop of
52
Dublin,
with
flUblic
choral
displays
which
h plays
soct ion.
and
Ten
seven
clllbs
8 dubs
in tI,e Irish
The
the
Irish
pnrt
plnvs
were
and
:.Lttract eel great
Brugh
were
shO\I"11 anrl
received
newspaper
report
An pmp!.'
Iruit
week
drama,
Twelve
in the
olrl
Crafts
had
choral
and !5 clubs
attenlion.
Mhuirc
favourable
from
lrish
clubs
("omplied
had
been
made
lir] of a blacking
mounted
COURSES
FOR THE
into
tin had
negative. wiped clean.
with pnsse-pnrtout ,
An old X-ray
Eizl.L
,.,
courses
f-luifllllei'
had been
Long
Courso
which
Seven
began
t raiuiug
Ior the
of these
in .l ulv,
in October,
The
described
scribed
Dublin,
ers
twouty
used
of :\LUlll,tJ
indicated
session
that
the
in operation
usual
other
Instructors
able
intensive
was
the
(\\'oodwork)
{O\' thiR
Report
steady
for
Course
W4-l-45.
,\t l3olton
H144-45.
Street
ill the
attended
was
made.
The
manner
the
Technical
Reports of Inspectors
progress
itR termination
exarninat
ions
will
in June,
secure
]946,
recognition
,;cholar:sliip.
a niiuimum
practical
test
Of the
were
October.
all
associated
in Wood1:20 candid-
Ilecessm',\'
for these
in the test in Oral
test.
iu
Sligo,
interview,
(",tllt'(1 [or interview.
it wus
of 50%
,tlld
Gulway.
for
in hish.
PCrROlJaJ Hllitabilill
candidates
l(j
01111·
tile!'c
\I'(:1'e admitted
jn Bolton
I H4<1,
to
Street
those
who
entitling
Courses,
with
Irixh.
were
con-
Gulwa v Vocutioual
School through
the court csy
of Ualll'il,Y Yocat ioun l Educ.u ion Committee.
was confined
pre-
School,
and teachmonths
of
pass
them
the requisite
to fill posi-
Lions as whole-time
teachers
of Manual
Tnstruction
(Woodwork)
under Vocational
Education
Committees.
I1ealiRing
that.
wit h n return
to norrnal
conditions
in +he
near future,
there would be n further
demand
for t his type d
to whole-Lime
by Vocntionul
for trailling.
The
and part-time
Education
Gradua tex who were
selected,
by iuterview
admitted
number
week.
for
In addition
ceilitho
Valuable
three
to' the
evenings
assistance
was
given
teachers
Committees
in the
to
]943-44.
the
of 28 hours
week
in connection
by the
and
as suit-
COUl'S~ was 67.
11 wns similar
lo the course held there
in session
tiwe-table
providing
for <1 whole-time
clay course
preparatioll
of Irish plays
Irish Theatre
ID Galway.
(Woodwork).
.Iuly and ~\ugnst
were spent al Curraroe
ill Coun tv Galway in
the study
of Irish with satisfuctorv
resnlts.
The final session
of the Course
began
in the mj(ldl'e of l:::leptember.
1945, and.
at
'1'011"11
Universitv
in the
Relected
Auuuu]
whole-t ime clay course
(luring
HUlllll1er
ill the
'I'h is Course
1945.
students
,I
wit l: tllefl~' conditions.
Four
dud('(l
of thl'
OF
were
were the
1\:)4:-;' uud
Manual Instruction
in the
in the
(est
,
eligible
Summer Courses:
aside
Long Courses:
ri1telJ
be
! I) I rish Teachers:
TRAINING
traillillLT" of teachers
1~)44.-45.
COUI'SeR helLl
for
obtain
ill tile
\\' aterford
to
ex.un inutiou .. )0
t hi-,
of Trish employed
for the
tJessioll
took
1\
the Course
whicl:
began
Tec hnicnl
School,
Dublin.
very
become
TEACHERS:
rllll'ing
and
Limerick.
Cundidutes
into
belts.
The
ate,.:: who
to begin a second Long Course
examinn tion was held in JUllP..
a m iu im um of 30%
to obtuiu
exhibits
one
Cork.
Athlone.
work and of ~O~~ ill tlte
affiliated
ends
t-\crapR of leather
IX,-SPECIAL
during
To quote
Du bliu,
and
To he eligible
(";tllc1idate;; to
were turned to new uses.
a bucket for the searn p was cleverlv converted into a base
hub
a picture
other
comment.
for n Lctbkl:tlllp.
an ash tray.
]]
t in \\"tu; transformed
Ford
900
Over
and
Odds and
:-"
Mhuire
in Brugh
in
Trnlee
display,
For
teacher.
the Department
decided
ill October.
11)45. A prcli ru inurv
IU4!).
drama
Training
competitions.
Engli, h section
profe: sional-locking
to glaze
produced
for the Physical
in the
of Arts
Phadrnig,
\n
the
section.
Brugh
side ..
Throughout
the boys and girls in
sports
and boxing.
in the boxing
participated
exhibition
week
opened.
Rent teams
al1(l IO(j boy is took
-,inging.
week
gi ven by
phvsicul training.
singing.
Engli
the
were
authoritids
wera
set
with
the
of ihe
At the end of the Course,
42 candidates
sat for the 'I'easlas
TimJre (j-aeilge.
Three secured
the Diploma
with honours
and
twenty-two
candidates.
(2)
passed.
}'OUf Graduates
were
amongst
the succes
ful
Ceard-Teastas Course:
A number
of II'hoJe-tillle
Leac-hers
cmplo\.ed
by YocatiOllHl
F 1
.
,
•
~( neat ion ronlluittees
"'ere req 1Iired to secure the Ceiird- Teastns
(rtelia
b f
thci
.
c
ge e ore
Jell' nppom Linsul s could be confirmed.
'I'hey 11>\c1
already
enLered
for tile cxarnillatiou
and found
difficultv
in
nttailling
the necessar~
st a ndard . T'his courss was pro\'ic1ed to
(le;11 with SLH:h exceptional
(·<lses. bu 1 ot her whole-time
teachers.
who desired
to
ecur
this
Certific:nte
but
were
not
oblige(l
to
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could
do so b;v the terms 01 Lh81r appointment,
Tile number ndmitled to the Course was 2'6.
also attend.
-\ whole-Lime lin.1 course of 28 hours per week 1\'tIS devised
to meet the need" of t lris group. Special aUention was paid to
the structure of t he language. to technical terms and to teaching
methods.
TIle students also attended the Ceilithe provided £01'
t hose following the Irish Teacher'
Course.
At the termination
of the Course. 22 candidates sat for the
examination and the Ceurd-Teastas Gaeilge \1'tIS awarded to H.
(:-)) Commerce
Teachers:
This course was 011 similar lines to the Course given in Ballingeary Vocational School ill Session 1943-44, and of which a full
account has ulrcudy been given ill the Annual Heport for thllt
session.
'I'Iio Course II'W, attended by 47 stndents, divided into a First
Year group of 18 11']10 came for the. first time, and a Second
Your group of 29 II'ho !wC! ,Itte\lded the previous Course. Each
group followed an appropri» te series of lessons in Book-keeping
the
Business
Methods and Conu nercia] Aribluneti« through
medium of Irish.
Provision was made for revision lessons in
Irish and for teaching practice ill the commercial subjects alreadv
It wus the general view of the instructors
in
ell umeratec1.
charge 01 this Course I hat good progress was made by those who
attended.
(4)
Domestic
Economy
Teachers:
'Phis Course IQ1S Oil lilies similar to that conduded in Carraroe
Vocational School ill the previous Session .md which was dealt
with ill tile Aun u.rl Heport for ]943-44.
It was followed hy
34 students.
. By holding aJJ these Courses through Irish in one centre,
I\'n~ possible lO bring together a larger group of tudents
for Irish cultural uct ivitica
The teachers also welcomed the
opportunity to discuss with their fellow-teachers
and instructor
their difficulties,
IIOt
onlv at tbe Course, but throughout
the
year generally.
It
'1'111'eeSummer Courses were held in. Dublin ,
one
..\lntllelllutics awl two in Hum I Science.
(n)
Course in Applied
. 'l'h rough the cou rt esv
(IO!I
Committee.
III
Applied
Mathematics:
or (11(' City of Dubl ill Vor-utional Educ:l-
th is Course was again
held
ill the 'I'echnical
Institute,
Rathmines,
Dublin.
.Its purpose was to consolidate
to giye the
thc Course given in J uly, I H4<l, and to endeavour
teachers adequate t r.uning to enable them to cover the course
prescribed ill the Intermediate
Syllabus ill "Jlathematics of the
Department 'Eo Technical School Examinations.
It was attended
by teachers of Woodwork and teachers of Metalwork to the
total number of 41. Reports indicated that good progress had
been made.
(b) Courses in Rural Science:
Through the courtesy of the City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee,
two Summer Courses ill Rural Science were
conducted at the Technical Institute,
Kevin Street, Dublin.
The Course in Rural Science for students who had completed
their course for the degree in Agricultural Science of the National
University of Ireland was held from July 3 to July 13. It was
taken by ten students, six of whom secured certificates of satisfactory attenduuce and progress.
The second course which took place from July 3 to July 27
was intended to give existing teachers of Rural Science, expert
In
instruction 111 Field Botany, Soil Testing and Entomology.
the whole-time course of 22 hours per week provision was also
made for instruction in 'I'eaching Methods and in Physical Training. There were 45 teachers in attendance.
The work in Botany was divided into two eections (a) indoor
instruction,
(b) the outdoor study of plants in the fields. Hints
were given on the collecting, drying, pressing, mounting and
preserving of plants. During the outdoor work about 300 species
of flowering plants and ferns representative
of 50 Natural Orders
out of 88 listed for this country were identified and collected.
where,
A visit was paid to the Museum of Natural Historj
through the courtesy of the keeper, Dr. O'Connor, valuable
information was obtained by the students.
The course in Entomology was devised so IlS to enable the
teacher-students
to proceed to the study of the higher branches
of the subject.
To help those present to form a permanent collection of insects in their Vocational Sc11001s, detailed instruction
was given on the correct methods of preserving and mounting.
In Soil Science attention
was directed to the mechanical
analysis of soils, structure 01 soils, bas.e exchange, the study
of soil profiles. soil sampling, and soil deficiencies in relation
to plant diseases
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56
Lessons on Teaching
:\Iethods
emphasised
the diffetent
teclllliqlles required for tile work in the day schools and for
the work with the adult
discussion groups in the evening.
Suitable specimen lessons on the different sections of the day
course were givcn. There was also an important discussion on
the deyeloplllent of the H ural Vocational School, and a list wag
made of all the activities which should be undertaken if success
wus to be achieved.
A short course in Physical Training was provided to give the
students
a knowledge of correct posture,
both standing and
sitting, and to leach them to recognise the common faults in
this connection.
'l'heywere
also shown how to teach a set
of simple exercises to eucourage correct posture, which could
be performed in the ordinary class-room.
It was the general
opinion of those present that they could impart this instruction
in their own centres with advantage to their students.
X.-TRAINING
SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS
OF
DOM ESTIC SCI ENCE,
The Course £01' training of teachers of Domestic Economy,
under Lhe control of the Department,
was held, as usual, in
St. Mary 's College of Domestic Science, Cathal Brugha Street,
Du blin ,
During
session
1944-45. there \I as 73 students
in attendance
of whom 24 were in their first year, 25 in their
second year and 24 in their third year of training.
As in previous sessions, the Model Flat was utilised in training
the first vcar students.
Two students
and a teacher resided
there for cl week at " time.
Teaching practice was "gain provided 101' the second and third
year students by allowing them to assist at evening classes in
the local Vocational Schools.
Arrangements
were also made
for them to secure experience in teaching through Irish by
attendance at Scoil Mhuire National School.
Students iJJ the Diploma Course attended the special lectures
and demonstrations
on the use of various types of electrical
eq uiprneut,
which were given through the courtesy of the Elec
tricity Supply Board.
They also followed the Course in First
Aid and Home K ursing provided by the Irish Red Cross Society,
which awarded Certificates
in First Aid and Home
[ursing to
those who passed the tests at the end of the Course. Special
lectures in Dietetics were given to the third year students.
At the final examination in June. 1945, twenty-three students
qualified for the a wurrl of the 'I'eachers
Diploma, one student
being uuuble to take the examination
through illness.
Three
of the cauddutes
secured the Honours Diploma,
The Ceard'I'eastus G<teilge \\'I1S obtained by 22 candidates.
As explained ill the Annual Report for 1943-44, ct new system
of electing students for admission to this training course was
put in operation in 194.5. The Preliminary
Examination
was
helel on May 22 and :d'3 in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford,
Dundalk, Galway and Sligo. Of the 189 who entered, only 89
The examiners reported
qualified for the Final Examination
that 100 candidates failed to secure the requisite 50% in the.
practical
test in Needlework.
Ai the Final Examination
in
.J uly , 79 candidates were examined, of whom 24 were admitted
ODe of these obtained a Gaeltacht Scholarship of
to training.
\; 100 Cl year, f ve were awarded Bursaries of £60 a year; two
Bursaries of £50 and two of £40 a year were also awarded,
Fourteen candidates were admitted as full-fee-paying students.
The 'I'raining College of Domestic Science at St. Catherines,
Blackrock.
County Dublin. which is under the control of ihe
Dominican
Order and which is aasisted by State Grants was
attended in 1944-45 by 104 students of whom 50 were following
the teacher's course. At the end of the session, the Teacher's
Diploma was aecured by eleven candidates,
nine of whom also
qualified for the Ceurd-Teastas
Gaei1ge.
Residential
Schools of Domestic
Econ&my,
For Scssion L94.,l-45 grants were paid on 342 students
in
a ttendauce
at ten Residential
Schools of Domestic Economy.
Inspectors'
reports indicated that a sound training in Domestic
Economy is being given and that the students performed their
practical tests with skill and efficiency.
A.ccording to reports
from the Department of Agriculture, a high standard was reached
in several of the schools in dairying and poultry-rearing.
In
Coo1al'J1e where most of the instruction
is given through the
1 ncdium
of Irish, the Inspector of the Department of Agriculture
point!'; out that 35 out of the 38 girls presented, answered the
written test in Irish and secured very high marks.
XL-SCHOOL
BUILDINGS,
Tho following limited
J9M-45:-
developments
took place dUl'ine- SIIS\l;iQl1
58
5
Dublin City.
'I'he new Vocational ::)t: hoo I at
open cd ill Septerubei'. 1943.
Cubra
\\-as «omplet ed aud
Pluus have been prcpurcd [or the erect ion of cl new School
of Domestic Science at Ball .bridge.
County Donegal.
The reeonsu-uction
School at Buncrana
of the premises acquired
has been completed.
as a Vocational
County Longford.
Uuder Section :2 of the Appre.•..
ticeship Act the Hairdressing
trade has been designated for t ~ City of Cork area and it is
expected that the first meeting.1 the new Committee will be
held early in 1\:)46.
Furniture
A site has been acq uired for the
School at Bnllinamuck.
county
and. 011 the basis of one . these recommendations,
new
rules for eclucutional quulificatic
for entry to the trade are
iJeillg proposed.
The new rules -I ress the need £01' pos ession
of the Priuiarj
Lea ving Cerbificste or alternative qualification
us a coudit ion of becoming all1pprentice to the Hairdressing
Trade.
1\:140,
erect ion of
it
Vocational
Meath.
.\ site has bC(;11acquired {or the erection
School at Dunshaughlin
and an Architect
to draw up plans.
of a IW\\- Vocational
has been appointed
'I'hcrs were three u.eetings of the main committee.
Training
courses for apprentices
were c ntinued on tile same lines as
before, at Bolton Street, with gwd results.
Attendance orders
were served on thirteen uppreu.ees .
_l. special sub-couunittee
for the Hairdressing
Trade.
Furniture
XII.-APPRENTICESH
ACTIVITIES
I P COM M ITTEES.
DURING
SESSION
1944·45.
Hairdressing Trade.
The training courses for first r\lld second year apprentices
were ~olltinued clt Capel Street 'I'ecluiicul l:)(-llooJ. Examinatious
were held at the end of the session and prizes and certificates
awarded.
Attendance
orders were served
on thirty-three
apprentices during the year.
At the August meeting of the Committee it InLS decided to
set up a special' sub-committee
cousisning of two representati VPS
of employers and two of employees for the purpose of (1) keeping
(2) advising as to uecesaitv
in touch with individual apprentices,
£01' meetings
where questions arise requiring urgent consideration. (3) preparing
recommendations
for amendment" of the
Apprenticeship
Act in the light of experience gained during the
past ten vears.
Recouimend at iona of the sub-committee
were considered al
lhe mee t ing of the Apprenticeship Comm ittee held in J arruary.
Trade No. 1.
was Ioruied
011
the same
lines
as
Trade No. 2.
There was no development under this head for the year under
review.
Activities were suspcnced during the emergency but
it is expected that l.hc Appreutietthip Committee will be revived
in tilu ueur Iuture.
Housepainting
and Decoratinq Trade.
There was oue meeting of tI e inain Committee.
A special
sub-committee
was formed for Dublin and district and this
connnittee held three meetings. The Committee was concerned
mainly with the question of tlu ratio of apprentices to skilled
workmen and the matter is still engaging their attention.
'I'he
educatioual rules as amended (_ e last report) were submitted
to Lhe Minister for confirmation.
CHAPTER
IV.
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ART.
'1'he total Humber of studeuts enrolled in the National College
an inereaae
of Art for SC'R>,iolJHl-l--4-Lj·:) W:l< 670. representing
of (\l ;lR couipare.] with the prel'iOll!! Session. There were 231
students in t be da~ classes. 1375 ,;tudell{;loin the evening classes.
and 54 students attended both clay and evening classes. Students
.60
61
joining the College for the first time numbered
13:20.
A <1 result of the Entrance Examination
for the registration
of students in the Diploma Courses. {our students were admitted
into the School of Painting aurl I wo into the 8c1l001 of Design.
Three students were accepted in the School 01 'culp(,ufc without undergoing the entrunce test.
At the end of the Session. three students were awarded the
Diploma in the School of Painting and t\VO students passed
the second year oxnminations.
8econcl Year tests were also
passed by four students ill the School of Design and by three
students in the School of Sculpture.
Classes in Drawing and Modelling were at tended by 92 students
from the School of Architecture
of the National University.
In the Technical School Exnminationa i» Art ill 1945, students
of the College obbaiued
3:2 L certificates
and q uuli lied for "hQ
award of 13 Firsl. Prizes.
NATIONAL
CHAPTER
MUSEUM.
V.
I.-Irish
Antiquities Division.
During the year a total of 775 objects or group •• 01 objects
Of these :240 were presented,
54 purchased by
was acquired.
the Royal Irish Academy and deposited,
and the remainder,
481, purchased at a cost of £219 13s 5d. DOlUe of these were
of outstanding importance.
Perhaps the most significant find
to be recovered from Irish soil in the last fifty years is the
lVIoylough Belt.
'I'his was in all probability a shrine encasing
a leather belt, which is still intact. having been preserved by
the bog in which it was discovered. at Moylough, Co. Sligo.
It censists of a silvered bronze casing round the leather and
the plating is ornamented by the addition to the outer surface
of highly decorated panels of silvered bronze, by yellow enamel
and blue and white rnillefiori glass, by bottle-green
glass studs
set in silver frames, and by bird-and
animal-head
designs
executed in yellow enamel.
The buckle was originally permanently closed by a long transverse rivet and, when it was
broken at some time in the past, was repaired by the addition
of two small, riveted plates.
The shrine may be dated to
about 700 A.D.
Another important
object added to the collection was "
bronze lamp of the famous"
hanging bowl" series. Discovered
about] 92'1 in a bog at Kilgulbin East, near Ardfert, Co. Kerry,
it originally had its three suspension chains and strainer intact.
They have now, unfortunately,
been lost. The bowl, of beaten
in plan; its three escutcheons.
or susbronze. is tri'lllglllar
pension hooks, ,\1'(' st ill in position and one contains an inscription in ' scholastic ' Ogham which rends BLAD~ ACH CUILEK.
On the flattened rim is another Ogham inscription BLADNACH
COGRADEDBNA.
Neither has been satisfactorily
translated
as vet. Although somewhat different in shape the Kilgulbin
howl is certainly related t o that from Ballinderry,
Co. Westmeath, and a similar date. C'. 10th century. A.D., may be sugby Mrs.
gested for it. 'T'he bowl was generouslv presented
Elizabeth Reidv of Kilgulbin.
Other objec-ts added to the
special mention are:-
collection
which are worthy
of
A hoard consisting of a small socketed bronze axehead, 3.
spearhead of the Pegged Class. and 3 bronze. pen annular bracelets, one with a ribbed circlet find two heavy. spherical terminals.
This, the only example so far recorded from Ireland, is of eastern
French origin and date to about 600 B.C.; from a quarry at
Kilmurrv, Castleislanc1. Co. Kerry.
A bronze dagger with its horn handle still intact;
ut Glack, Co. Donegal.
Date: c 1600 B.C.
A finely
decorated toed-vessel from
Date: c. 1000 B.C.
from a bog
a cist at Rickardstown,
Co, Westmeath,
A small gold tore with pointed terminals.
It may have been
used us an ear-ring nnd dates to c. 1200 B.C. It was found
many years ago ill ,t bog near Boyle. Co. Roscommon.
Deposited by Roya l Irish Academy.
A bone weaving comb from thp bottom of the bog at Glassa- •
lilllcky Brakes, Co. Dublin. This is the first, weaving comb of
the Early Iron Age to be recorded from Ireland and is important
as indicating Ireland's connection with the flourishing art centre
of South-western
Britain and her position athwart the sea-ways
examined
from south to nort 11. The site was palaeobotanically
and the. findings confirmed the archaeological dating.
Roman coin and 4 sherds of Samian ware were found in the
!'lHnd-clunes at Ball.\'eagh. Ballvunnion , Co. Kerry. and ~eDer-
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donated by Miss G. O. Stacpoole,
Fit;-:\\'illill111 Squ.u-o.
Dublin. These are the first. undoubted
Samian sherds to have
been found on a contemporary
habitation
site in Ireland and
commercial COI1are important
in that they indicate Irclaud:
nections with the Roman world.
ously
A decorated brooch of the o-called ' zoomorphic ' (ypc \\'a>;
recovered in Limerick from H sod of turf derived Iron: <\ \\- est
Xlunster
bog. Though it red enamel is missing .uir] its provenanco
uncertain it is a welcome
addition to n limited but
art group.
valuable
M ediaevaJ objects of importance added to the col lcct ion d ming
veur include a decorated
wooden weaver's sword ('. 1,th
('rlltlll"'y) from CI.ontbe.' bog . .:\c\\"mnl'ket-on-Pergll';.
('0.
( 'lu 1"('.
,) ,]ecorated bronze g')l1ling piece (IiHh centurv ) lrom fllll'l"ClI\".
Co. Laoighis, tiro wooden pattens with Ienthei- IlPPCI''; (pl'OlH)hly
bog, Co. Kildare,
nnd [I jet ton
17th century) from Mucklon
mould with hunting scene from Aglish, Oounty Kerry.
the
by the
A considerable amount of field work was undertaken
staff of the Division.
This consisted of rescue exc.i v.itions ,) t
Kilkenny, Ba llinusloe (Bronze Age cist with food vessel and
cremation] , Dooey, Co. Donegal (Long Stone Cist ) , Kik-orau.
Oranmoro, 00. Galway (Foodvessel and skeleton ill Hrouzc Age!
cist ) , in palaeobotunical
investigations
at Mount l Jillon Co.
Roscommon
(skeleton on hog road) , Moylough (brll -.;l1l'i'1l')
.ind Doomore (hrollze flesh-hook}.
Co. Sligo, Hath(men
(t hrec
tin torcs and road), Co. Westmeath.
Kilsallagh, Co. Longtonl
(wooden vessel}, Clonsaar, Co. Offaly (bog road) and LemonA larger scale
field, Oughterard, 00. Galway (dug-out canoe).
excavation at the early monastic site of Kilpeaknun,
Tourecn
near Cahir (to which the Royal Irish Academy also contributed]
resulted in the discoverv of some very interesting slnhs lwnr!llg
exceedingly early inscriptions.
A rescue excavation ;111[1proJiminary investigation
of two ring-forts
at Ballvbroman
.uul
Hnthkennv nenr Tntlee produced four new and import.mt OglJ,llll
stones. huilt. into the walls of souter-rains of the IH1SS<lgPIvp».
A series of illustrated
lectures
to the bog workers in 11le Kildnrc F1and-won
Scheme of the Turf Development
Board
W;Hl
(]elivered in nine camps. The attendance.
on a volnntnry basis,
was mosf gratifying, up to 80% of the camp personnel att ending
in each rase.
As a result. a considerable number of finds llil!!
been reported and the thanks of Ih8 Division are cllle to (he
Turf Dovelopmr nr 13nHrr] 1\11(1thC' local Camp fillperintC'llr]ent:.
who facilitalecl I'ery grentlv the somet iiues arduous work
In
w~s cle.lJvad(liiio)) a large number of lectures. all extra-mural,
ered by the staff on an honorary basis at Galway, Limerick,
Belfast, Cork, and elsewhere.
The Division helper] the establishment
of the new Cork
)[ullic·ip;tl :\rll~elllll h~ advice ;\11(] loans of material : while :11e
\\' oxford
Count v )Ill11llger and
the Kilkenuv
.\r('haeolo~nc'11
Society haw been similnrlv fnr-ilit ated. Loans of objects were
made "to the .Unritime Exhibition.
to the Ballaghaclerreen
Agricultural Show Societv, to the Military Tattoo and to a number
of schools am] rol1e;eR throughout
the COlllltr:v.
'I'n make room 1"01'11 ("omlllell1or~1iive Exhibition
of Young
Ireland relica t h« specin I exhibit ion of objects Iound in Irish bogs
\ras removed Iron. the liol uncla and l'N1iRlributer] in the Central
COUl't. 'I'ho F,gypti[lll Room 111'<1" cleared of mnt orin 1 st?l'ecl there
during the war and Ihe work preparatory to ils re-opemng is now
nearing completion.
A special temporary appointment
was made during the ye~r
to deal wit]: the nC('ll1l1ulntec1 arrears of registration and this
work is proceeding.
though slowly.
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slides has been prncl ie.illv cornpletelv regis! ered though shortage
of stuff anr] increnses in normal routine work hal-e held up the
registration of the neg;l(in's collection.
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in good order
sheets
Herbarium;
i00 specimens
det cruunution.
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[Jl'ecerlin;,
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>111(1
continued
By 'UT<1l1ge>nlellt wit l, Mr. D, Delurgv.
Director
Folklore Commission,
the Irish
.md Lat ir: narnes
pl~ntR whicl:
H1lsRion, were
from
including
ferns,
of its inauguration,
of plants
11
maintained
of 6,000
of upwnrrls
flowering
specimens
from
were
safer storage during the emergencv
Herbarium
and reincorporated.
t0I1I1U.<l.1n, SYDney
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r653 .d5ur· 16g0.
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1859,
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1422-38.
Pior.di
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1861-76,
collections
coiie'dors
through
of the Irish
of 173 II'il(l
the
Coni-
I'e>\ r , I ln- nu mbe r of students
who \lSl,<l
"
,
1\"'11' soruewh.u
teller
t hnn prior 10 the ellll'l'gen('I,
Tl '
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·
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was 1\ similur decline
III the number
of student"
wh
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tJ1(' phnrmaceuticnl
collections
1"(' B"I,.'
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68
Accommodation
existing space.
for the sectional
69
Iibrarv
was extended
In the
In the zoological section, an important addition of a Pl'i1.:e
sun.
Borzoi hound. presented by ::\[rs. C. J-=r"fner. "Airfield,"
orguu Road, Dublin, was made to t he «mall collection of
domestic dogs.
The sorting and pl'ef€rvation of the bones excayated by the
HarvElrcl University
Mission at Lagore, Co, Meath. "'a corn.
pleted ; many thousands of these, represeutative
of the Iri;;h
fauna, wild and domestic, of early historic times are now r5tored
in systematic
order in new cupboards
made for the purpOge
in j he top gallery of the main hall. 'rhese hones constitute im.
port au! lll:1tcrinl for thc study of the early breeds of domestic
cllliII1Hi!:;of the country.
As :l consequence
of the development
of leaks, two
large tunks in which fishes are presen-eri ill spirit in the
,\R the tempemture
store bad to be emptied for repairs.
store is considered to be rather high, it was satisfactory
t hnt the condition of the specimens was good.
from official
. llJe
'.' s f I'O'll.I lI,rernbers of the public
. . and
.
t
to J]1 lU
li I 011 the irlontitv
distribution and economic
were SllPP ier
, ,
I
I mi
I
"~Ollrces.
I fTenend reln tirous 0f numbers of plants. anirna s anr mmera s.
;.lJH
Cl
of Public.
Attendance
IV.of Public timing the period
Attend<iJlce
'.
.
]045.
IH1HHS
follows i->'
I
311;1 Jll,\.
September
october
:\ oveni bel'
December
29,316
.
. 23,814
. 30,549
26,297
- .
25,362
.
of rhe
spirit.
of this
to find
and paraThe exhibition collection of Irish worms, free-living
sitic, was rearranged and extensivs
additjous
were made from
materials already received from the Department
of Parasitology
of the Yeterinary
College, and from Professor T. T. O'.Farrell
of the Pathology Department,
T ni versitv College, Dublin.
For the greater convenience of \ j:;iiing classes which ure conducted to the collections there b~ (lrrangement.
the Fossil Hall
which remains closed to the general public was cleared of some
of the materials that had to be storecl there dlll'ing the emergencv
and there "'R some rearrangement
of its contents ns a consequence.
As well as the routine work of attention to and replacement of
t'xhibition and storage material,
t.he usual reports in l'6sponsc
January
February
:\larch
April
l\lay
June
July
'.'
. 28,334
20,046
_ . 23,644
. 27,155
_
. 21,998
. 22,914
. 30,934
Total
CHAPTER
of insects,
The lrish, British and general reference collections
which had been remoyed from these positions to places of greater
safety in 194.0, were restored to their lIf;lInl places in the staff
offices.
Some progress was made witl: the critical work of
rearranging the Halidav collection of insects.
Specimens from
the second known Irish occurrence
of death-watch
beetlp.
obtained from the roof of a historic: Dublin building. were ]1n'senteel by Mr. A. Meldon.
94
1 4 . to
1945.
1944.
A.ugust
l st August,
NATIONAL
310,363
VI.
LIBRARY.
The Library was open 011 286 days, having been closed, in
addition to the usual public holidays, for 21 days 111 July and
August for cleaning and re-arrangement.
The number of readers,
3S recorded
bv the Siznature Book, aurounted
to 43,802 made
.
e clays,]O
9,r864'5pln.
a.m. to 5 p.m., ,-,I,
,
.
up as follows: " Ord inary
to 9.15 p.m., 1"1.243; Saturdays. ]0 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2,662. Thp.
ayerage attendance for ordinary days was thus] 72.85, for Sat urdays, 55.45, marking a decrease on that of last year.
Owing to restrictions
in the transpor t servicea,
.
the Library
was closed during the year at 9.15 p.m. From June l~th to
July 15th, 1944, it was found necessary to close the Library
at :; oclock every dew. except \Yedllescla,j'. because of the
~hortage of electricity.
l'he year's accessions of printed books and pamphlets,
newspapers, etc .. amounted to 3,530, of which 1.334 were received
under the Industrial and Commercial Property (Protection)
Act.
:Jlost of these have been catalogued or otherwise made available
{or consultation.
71
70
A number
of rare books and pamphlets have been added to
t ho collections <111ri,.~·tl re vcar
The accessions of manusCl'lpt
ma terial ha ve also been wel l maintained.
}Iauy family papel'~,
historical documents and records have been acquired, mainly In
gift. and it close watch has been kept ou the 'papers handled
h,1
lite Dublin Wusre paper Firms. 111ally documents of iuterest
heillg salvaged.
The problem of toring OUr manu crip] collet-Lions. referred to in last year's Report as most difficult, ha
1l01l'
become acute.
In addition to the accessions of the past
veur. the manuscripts
removed to places of safety throughout
the country
clur;lIg the
war,
It.ne
been brought
back
.md the cases of papers in the Exhibition
Room will soon be
six deep. This means that in effect these documents cannot
Le made available to the public. It ilS hoped that the Board d
Works will consider the whole problem of library accommodation
in the immediate future.
1'11e Library also benefited largely.
donations.
TIle Trustees hem desire
attention to the following gifts:From Miss F. C. O'Bl'iren,
l Sth and 19th centuries.
as In former years, by
to draw more particular
a collection
From Mrs. Cairnes, the eorrespondenoe
Cairnes of Uni versity College. Galway.
<1 collection
From Mrs. C. Fitzherbert,
maps of Durunors. Co. Waterford.
of family papers of the
of the late Profeasor
c£ 18th century
estate
The Reverend R. Wyse J ackson deposited in the Libr-ary, for
the purpose of having photostat copies made. the '\ isitations of
t he Diocese of Limerick of the beginning of the 18th century.
.\. collection of cinema films rleal ing mairuy with the Irish
Defence Forces during the period 1939-1943 was added to our
collection
of historical films.
the year the Libnuy lost the services of one of the
uuembers of the staff by the death of Mr. J. J.
nOII('II. Assistant
rJibr<ll'i,\Il. He was known to everyone who
II:-;e<lthe Headillg Hoon: durillg the past thirty years, and his
knowledge of source material relating to Ireland was unrivalled.
During
1I10St
vo lued
A Grant-in-aid
of .£600 fot' the year 1944-45, and of £2,000
for I he year 194fi-46. Ita" been made available
by the Government fo" the discovery and copying
of documents relating to
.
libraries and archives.
This will prove vi
d in foreIgn
ollectinz sources for Irish historical research.
l1'e1ao
.
e "alne JQ c
".
J C'
]111rnens
, le by sendmg two III \'estlgatols.])1.
. ".
t has been mill
.
.
1
C .
A star
.
itv C liege Cork and Reverend Fat ner arnce
. f Umversl Y 0
"
.
. 1
.IIea1) 0 O ..F 1\1 to find and cony
documents m lhe Spanish
1::
:L\Ioooe_.
.
S.
. " I Archives at
imancas.
i\ahooa
.
."
..
. '. 1 activities of the Genealogical Office are indicated
The pnnClpa
".
9taken durinz the U months ended a1st Ma), 1 4D.
by the f ees
0
>
.,
78 pedigree
searches
24 arms searches
3 registration,
etc., of name changes
10 registration of pedigrees
(including additions)
3 confirmations and]
Grant of Arms
55 Heraldic illustrations
11 Copies or abstracts
These represent
a slight increase
totalling
£;142
12
124
42 ios.
92
50 5s,
17 lOs.
on the year before,
1\ as
considerable.
approximately
The correspondence
official letters having been sent out during the 12 months
review, an increase of about 60% on 1943-44.
2,500
under
Interviews (circ. 400) are also on the increase and the and
of the war, with relaxation of tra vel restrictions
from abroad,
may be expected further to increase this aspect of the work
"ery considerably.
This applies also to the already large number
of visitors to the Heraldic Museum.
The number of genealogical or heraldic manuscripts
acquired
was 28, as compared with 193 the previous year.
Work done by the Office of a non-remunerative
character
included et number of literary searches (among them the refutation of the statements
111 the D.N.:S.
and Encyclopaedia
BritRowan Hamilton's
alleged nonannica regarding Sir William
Irish parentage) ; the compilation of a list of Foreign Titles used
in Ireland (see Thom's Direc-tory 1945, p. 125) and the registrat ion of the modern
representatives
(If certain ancient Irish
Chie£tainries
(see ., Iris Oifigiuil"
22 December,
1944 and
Thorn's Directory 1945, p. 125). The thorough investigation of
pedigrees necessitated
for this could. not have been undertaken
with the small staff available without the assistance of Mr .
Terence Gray. a truatee of the Heraldic Museum, to whom nul'
tbanb are due for the accomplishment
of this difficult task.
72
73
1n Deoeru hor. 1944, Sir Algal' Howard. KC.V.O.,
C.B .. M.C
('Hl'lel' King of .\l'lItS, e:<lIIlCto Dublin for <1 series of Confel'enc~'
I'eg:trdillg
the
.mr] the
functions
E'lr!
respccti
vc jurisdictions
of the
Genealogical
Office
College of Arl1J~. London,
ill respect of certain
armori,ll
not hitherto
ciearlv defined.
Sir Algal"
report to the
Marshal
01\ thi,;
subject
is at present
under
c:onsideration.
.:\1r. (i. [:)1cvi I], _\1..\ .. IY<lSappointed
A istant
Librarian,
;llloc:atcd to the Genealogical
Office in October,
1944.
VIl.
CHAPTER
REFORMATORY
Full
[:)tatistic:s
There
The
were
:273 youthful
,.1 decreaso
1944 (236
numbers
31st
the
schools
are
July.
offenders
July,
under
1045-224
and
of I,) 011 the llumber
boys and 52 girls).
under
detention
]941
and
on 31st
Julv.
31st
July.
1940.
were
280
3bt
on
July,
dllring the school
n n.] 17 girls,
011 committal
year ended
to the R.eformatory
:20 girls)
(14 boys
and H)39-40,
under detention
girls) .
<I till
011 31st
fivo school ;yeaf3
1942-43,
154 (134
15 girls);
1940-41,
125 (117 boys and8
July.
]944
'I'he figures
Ior the previous
(j..3U3
(3,0:20
boys uud 13.,i73 girls},
girls)
and
G,699
were
four school
H)4~-4B,
(3,IG]
o,4B4
boys
and
Admissions
girls).
with 9-l1
~lst July.
Oll couunittal
totalled
(552
boys
to
to the other
during
aud ninc girls were over the age of sixteen
boys u nd {5 girls were between
the ages of
fifteen
years;
and fifteen
fourteen
und under
years
vours.
the age of thirtecn
boys and two girls were between
five bOYR and one girl between
tlll([ eigllt
boys
years.
were
over
on admission
the
thirteen
age of twelve
after
numbers
and 3,431
19i3l:J-40, 1940-4.1,
3.538
girls)
boys
girls),
and 3,542
respectively.
L,OGI. (:i63 boys
and
889
girls)
committal.
Schools
during
the
and 498 girls)
as compared
for the
year
school
ending
19H,
Thc Jjgures for the
1.1~.) (607 boys and
fall I' preeeding
school vears were 1939-40,
.3]8 girls)
]940-41.
1.066 (596 boys and
no
girls): 10-4-1-4:2. 1.004 (587 bovs and 417 girls);
1.03:4 (371 bO;)'R and 461 girls) respectively.
Twenty-one
ch ildren (14 boys and
from absconding
and from supervision
for bezainc
Ob
b or receivino
.
ill 435 cases
VOl'ty-two
boys
.' e.u-s , tllirt:y-fi ve
fourteco
31st
an increase
aud 0,530
(3,085
Lud ustrial
7 girls) were
certificate.
mitted
and
years
6,627
'lne girl wns transfenccl
ilw School Year.
sixteen
on
the
boys
(:4,l:J04 boys
Of the children
admitted
on committal
80 (or 7,5 per cent. of the total number
<llld sixteen
show
with
(6,525-3,094
One boy was re-admitted
.from supervision
certificate,
one girl
Il'aR transferred
from fin Industrial
School to cl Reformatory
and
from one Reformator!'
Schools
as compared
:c6 girls)
1\I·1l-4:2 and
school year
boys
L
; 1041-42, 105 (90 boys and
[00 (01 boys and f) girls)
and
Schools
19 J5. was ]23-106
Bl st July.
Tile cOlTe8j1olldillg
figures
[or tlie previous
I\('re 1\:)43--+4.1:41
(101 boys and 20 girls);
boys and
f)l'III'ltO
r.
\.,
'.
.
(
eJtlI110\-ment
011 leu \'mg school was 56. I'lZ.. 4 ( boys
eJlt to"
.,
d 9 gms.
irl
S'
~,
b'orces, ) all
, lX
( incluc limg () who joined the JJefene:e
as domestic
servants •.
of l 1le I"· tter took. llP employment
(240 boys
and 40 gil)jS). 262 (:232 hoy, and 30 girls),
248 (224 boys
:24 girls) and 226 (201 boys unci 25 girls) respectively.
The nurn bel' admittecl
141.• vouthful
offenders
discharged
froui the He119 bOI'!:' and :22 girls,
The number
who were
Thill
detention
1943,
-iz
numbers
under
detention
ill Industrial
94and 3,457 girls)
.J 1I1\'. J ,u, '; (6 565-3 . 108 bovs
,
in Reform_
49 girls.
under
"ere
The
in appendix.
detention
boys
\1
.:
J1es
Industrial Schools.
SCHOOLS.
given
There
of 40
[:)C110018 ou 31st
1'('pre8cnts
;llst July,
1042,
regarding
INDUSTRIAL
Schools:
Reformatory
atory
AND
;tud
HOLl:;c1reakin~
and Shopbreakiug
were the grounds
J t\fCen \ .
'.
'
-.
t·
[
ill
10,)
cases
(05
bo
vs
and
lO
girls ) und of the
. ('OIlIn)] t d
'..
f"l . ll s cr
r- '/
(G bovs and I girl) \1 ere conuuittcd
for refusiug
. 1 S' 1
. '1'1<i1 cl •
I
ll'
tor
to
the
rules
of
Industria
c
100
S.
to ('on 01111
(or 41.0
per
0
ceut.)
alms
.
re-admitted
to Industrial Schools
committed)
were com-
The grounds
were
and 1942-43,
not
ha ving
of committal
any
home
0)'
~ettled place of abode
or visible
means
of subsistence
or of
hal'il
'[
.
19 a parent
01' guardian
who did not exercise proper guarcIlIllShip. In 242 cases
(or 2~.8 per cent.)
deatitution
was the
g.ro.lllldR foJ' ('o1l1mit.t.al in uccordanos
with the provisions
of the
Children
Act,
!'olnmittal
aud
f)C hoth
l';lj'ellt~
IU-l1 (!J,H'ents
01'
surviving
ill certain
circumstances,
IWin:.: dispensed
with).
parent.
consenting
to
the couse nt of oue ("
Committal,;
for dest itu-
74
'75
.
['1
1008 \.c.:t (l'lIild. either >1 destitute
orphan, Cl'
tlOIl Ullcer "le·
. .
d a.
.
it
t
itl
both
purent
s
or
cl
survivuig
parent
un
ergoing
undesti u e Wl 1
.,
'
.
l1eIlt) totalled
0", (or iL") per cent.1.
The number 0corn[Jl"lsom
'
Act. 19~6, was]4
(or
m itt ed under the School Attendance
13.2 per cent .j .md for other (',l\ises 127 (or 12.0 pCI' cent.).
vious school year whereby School :Mallage~s were asked to dMray
the cost of travel in the case of children allowed out of school
on holidays and. where necessary, to provide meals during the
journey, on the llnderl',tanding that where the cost of travel
exceeded the a mount of the State Capitation Grant payable
for the period of absence from school. the excess amount would
be refunded by the Department
to the School ::\Ianagers concerried was continued and there was a satisfactory response to
the Department's
request for the co-operation of the School
Managers in the matter of extending this privilege to as many
The number of children who overstayed
chil.dren as possible.
then' leave or were prevented' by parents or relatives from retllrning to school at the end of the holiday period was relatively
fll11all-about one per cent. of the total number allowed home.
Seven children (I iJo.) <-lUll(j girls) were retained in Indust_rial
Schools beyond the ,tgc of sixteen vears us a result of applications received from 'chool Managers under Section 1~ of the
Children Ad. 1\:14l. which were sanctioned
by the Minister.
'rhe boy concerned \\,11f: retained until the age ~f seven~een
'ears to en,\bl(' lriiu tu undergo a course .of technical training.
Four of the aids retained under this section continued a course
of secondary °education, one was completing a course of training
in commercial subjects and one was preparing to compete at «n
examinaton for entry into the Civil Service.
There were 1,04~ children (563 boys an d 47\:l girls) discharged
from Industrial Schools during the sc11001year ended 31st July,
1945. Of these 644 (388 boys and 256 girls) were sent to employment;
268 (126 boys and 142 girls) were sent home to
relatives or friends who in many iustances had made arrangements to have them placed in ernployment
immediately
on
leaving school and 1] (6 boys and 5 girls) were discharged to
parents or relatives in Great Britain.
Of the boys who took
up employment on leaving school 127 were placed at farmwork,
147 were employed at trades. 4 entered the Post Office Service
as Boy Messengers. 29 were employed as House and Pantry an.l
Yard 'Boys_ 16 as Hotel Employees and Page Boys and the
remainder
at\-ariOlls
occupations
(Messengers,
Porters. Shop
Assistants.
etc.).
The majority of the girlD discharged to employment on leaving
Industrial
Schools took up work i1J Domestic Service (Generctl
Servants, House. Parlour and Kitchen Maids, Childrens Maids,
etc.).
Four boys anr! one girl entered
discharge from Lhese scl« .olD.
Religious
Cormnunities
on
As in previous years the School Managers made special
arrangements
for daily excursions,
visits to seaside resorts
cinemas and other places of entertainment
for the children who
had no bomes or children whose parents and relatives were not
in a position to Support them and provide suitable accommodation
for them during the holiday period.
Conduct,
Two. boys from the Reformatory
were committed
to prison
for serious, breaches of the school rules. Six boys from Industrial
Schools were committed to the Reformatory
and one girl was
transferred from <Ill 1ndustrial School to a Reformatory for similar reasons.
There were forty-two cases of abscondina durino
the school year (31 boys and 11 girls) and of these 4- boys and
1 girl were still out of school at the close of the school veal'
One of the boys who absconded from an Industrial School" wa~
committed
to the Reformatory
for an offence committed
after
he had absconded from the Industrial
School,
Home Leave,
Apart from these cases and cases where holiday leaye
exceeded without permission the conduct of the children
vouthtul offenders in the schools was satisfactory.
was
and
Upwards of 2.500 children were allowed home on holidays from
Industrial Schools during the school year an increase of nearlj
25 per cent. on the number to whom holidays were given in the
previous school year. 'Phe arrangement
inaugurated in the pre-
Except for 11 rOI'- ntternpt« to prevent children from returning
to school from holidays and in one instance to lHl,e c.:hildrp.l
to Great Britain there \\-,IS no serious interference On the p.u-t
of pu rem.s or relatives.
70
General.
77
•
Au outbreak
Booterstowu.
portion
CHAPTER
of lire occurred
in
l\lHn:li.
of a dormitory
;It the
1945.
were
Dl. Ann's
One
of
damaged
arrival
of the .Fire Brigade
was
sustuined
ou lv
slightly
dHtJwge
there
by <luJ" of the
interfered
done
to the
school
class
owing
and
rooms
to the
staff
,(I:>
The
result
,(
buildings
school
of
has
since
wc;"
routine
the
fire
been
ENDOWED
flud
prompt
the till1eh
and
VIII,
SC'hool.
was no loss of life and no injllr~
children.
with
the
but
action on the pnl't 01 t he munugernent
ludllstrial
and
th"
repaired.
Educational
S under
"
l,_scheme
SCHOOLS,
Endowments (Ireland)
Act, 1885
. II'tl"ltioll
of the truats
of the various
schemes,
...
,.
,
ac1'l I'll l " ,
t he l:()ll(rol or the Vl inist or for Educut ion under
he
~1Iliject to
'
,-'1
d .
. ,
.
EllllolY!lIents
(lreIHllll)
Act. 18tlD. ]Jl'ocee( e
JTl;1
Et\l[('lIt1011
"
.
ner
dui-ina
the
vear
under
review.
no
matter
of
un110rllHl 1 man
nu.
,
']l"\cter
ha
"in
a
arisen
for
dacision
.
tlStHl 1 Cll tr r c '
The
,
<""'I
Buildings and Equipment.
.I n
Owing
to
continued
Managers
plies
conditions
of essential
tions.
additions
created
and
however.
rlifficlllties
and
for
the
irnproveiuents
it
II <IS
Jnall)
the
emel'gelJC:~'
difficulties
to experience
matel'i,titl
instances,
bv
found
desirable
School
in procuring
maiutennucs
to school
the
of and
altera-
In
buildings.
possible
sup-
to overcome
improvements
were
mall)
these
effected.
powers
aeneru'.01 ' 'he
l
(lo\'e1'llmg,'
,In cv'IC('o,'(l"i1('C'
\I'illl
c,
~- '-'
JlJ~nL schemeR,
the schemes
j)ep<ll'tnwl1l.
The
reports
This
represents
0.l6%
The number
of the
of children
showed
no increase
outbreak
of serious
«re immunized
total
Rent to extern
Oil the
numbers
ill ness occurred
agaiJjst
number
under
hospitals
the
due
in
to periodic
Greater
schools
and
number
of one pint
children
is now
given
per
and height
to the
(lay.
taken
Ench
dietarv
child
All children
treatment
treatment.
scales
in the
on admission
are kept
eye
corrective
improvement
of the children,
of milk
No
and dental treatThere has been cl
requiring
and continuous
<l consequent
measurements
to weight
of
inspections
attention
with
well-being
height
;l9
the
years.
ear , All eh ildren
diphtheria.
inspections arc carrier! out quarterly
is given in all cases where necessary.
decrease
,I'
receives
health
a minimum
are weighed
and
ill these
general
quarberlv
and are constantly under
and
their
bv
the
Iactorily
that
for treatment
Rent in previous
d uring
Dental
ment
detention,
reports
other
.mr]
rompiled
i 1\ a Jew
of the'
(·,Ises
tilt'
various
returns
and
(hdy
to wh i.-h
iud ical e
Trustees
and
required
under
furnished
to the
spe('if\1 attention
effieiE'lltl.\'
und l'Ciuipl11l'l1t were
cd
IJ)
the
of
accounts
that,
in
1111(1fUl1ds of the
Minister
conducted
maintnined
and
ly :dl
substantial
sat is-
were
statutorv
[01'
reports
<111(1
endowments
wit]: the
i!1 ;t('cordll11Ce
the sc-hools were
huilrling«
n ppoint
abetracts
Auditors,
propertx
llwllHge(l
Inspectovs
,IS the
:1" I\'ell
furnished
cases.
the
properly
(':\('('1'1
of the
.uu] discharged
in a regular
. .,
.
l)j'O\'jRI01]S of the respective
endow•
gi,ell,
Education.
'I'he health of the children
in tile Schools continues to be very
satisfactorv.
There werc J I dent lis (Iming the school year, one
(girl) in the Heformatorie-,
aull to in the Industrial
School s.
Tile
were
.md duties
exercised
\H' '('
\'Oil"
is bring
Health,
BO(l ies
o .
regulations,
that
in good
(he
various
condition
and
repair.
Endowments
TJ1(' number
or 1'~l1d()\nll('nts
foJ' Edllcation
eighteen
controlled by the Minister
dlrectly
d u riu:
separ.ue
"
lunds
tlre
directly
year
.
,I;; Iollows
was
controlled
fourteen,
: five of the
for Education,
by the :\Iinistel'
which
Local
includes
Boards
of
l Tster Roval School Endowments
Preston \:'llYf:u Endowment
and the
.'\t11Jol1(' Pri\'nte
H('hool
Ell(lomllent
(Scheme
No. 55); the
('ar.l~fort
En(loll'menl
(i-lcheme
::\0. 85); the Bauagher Royal
H('hoo] F;n(lO\\'J11ent .uid tile Diocesan
School Endowments
,A
T'u.un. Killnla and Achonrv, and Leighlin
\le'lth alld Anlagh.
Edue'ttion
(~chelllC'
adluilliRtE'rilllT
\:0, ,j..j.): th~
records
and ORSOl',I' (Bchomo
review.
x..
!1il); the
the
No. flO) ; the T,el\111V Endowment
l'rpstonF;lIdo.'l'ment.
T~ei'x (Scheme
(Scheme
No.
111);
the B<mks FiurlOWlUents
(fkheme
-:-\0. 128); the Viscount
Lim('l'Jck R d
"
in owrnent
(Rcheme
No.
141'1); the
Parsons Persse
J<,ndownwnt
(Reheme.
No. 180);
and the Preston
Scholarship
'Fund,
78
79
During the year 1944-45 the number of schools having clairns
lo share in tbe eighteen funds already enumerated
was fort _
eight, of which fifteen were Secondary and thirty-three Primar Y,
nnd, in addition, pupils of ninety-two
Secondary Schools w:r~
entitled to compere for Scholarships
offered under Scheme
Xo. of Sch~()ls,
IDes.
Sch e,_
~().of••
•
l~~~n
1!l4..----.-·~
---~8
90,
~o,
---- ----------_.
~.-'-
'1'11eincome and expenditure for the year 194-4 of the eio-hteell
funds mentioned abovs ha ye been certified by an Auditor °of the
Department of Local Government and Public Health, under date
25th May, 1945, and are summarised
as follows :_.
I.-INCOME.
----------------,,------------Rents
Dividcnrls
----£
73
s.
J2
?fisc('lInn(,OUR
1----cl,
4
[
£
s.
2,825 2
d.
7
£
1.664
8.
17
-'---'-'--
Credit Bal
ances
-Ian. I, 1944
cl.
8
£
s.
2.017 9
Rent,
Rates, and
Miscellaneous
£
s.
140 5
d.
7
Investments
£
995
s.
6
Ed ucational
Purposes
d.
8
£
s.
3,611
6
Total
_
d.
7
£
s.
6,581 ~
d.
.)
I
J
Endowments directly
administered
1944.
Credit
Balances,
Dec. 31, 1943
d.
6
£
1,834
d.
8.
3
6
3.627
Primary and
Secondary
147
----397
___
1
£49,340
-
'1'1 fOl'egoill<"Table does not include the nine Schemes (menle.I . t l)arJe
"
.
(7)
the eudo\\'ments
of which
are diirec tl- y
(lone" ab.
' , tererl hv• the Xl inister. except that portion of . Scheme
,u Inurus
Xo. 55 (Parochial Schools, Diocese of Meath, etc.}, which deals
with cn<towlt1ents \ ested in t,he Local Governing Body.
,
II.-Erasmus
n.-EXPENDITURE.
14,484
1·Jpcoll dary
Technical and
Special.
7
1944.
£10,336
Primnrx
:?:?:')
:'1
-------Totals
90
--Annual Incorno
1944
Branch
of
Education
------IS
14
I
Tot",l
------s.
£
6,581 2
d.
2
----
by Local Governing Bodies,
The number of schemes, the endowments of which are directly
administered
by Local Governing Bodies, constituted under the
Educational
Endowments
(1reland) Act, 1885, but over which
the Minister exercises supervision by means of Inspection pl'Ovided for under that Act. is ninety, as in the previous year.
Smith Schools' Act Scheme,
Particulars of the provisions of this Scheme are set out in
the Report of this Department
for the year 1941-42. These
include the re-construction and maintenance of the Abbey School,
'I'ipperary (fOJ'J11erJ)'the Grammar
School) and the award of
Scholarshipa tenable at Secondnrv Schools to deserving boys
in the areas of Drogherla. Galwav and Tipperary and to boys
resident in the district in which the former Erasmus
Smith
Estates were situated.
The Department's
official course in Agricultural Science was
£ollO\\'ed 1>:1' the pupils of the Abbey School, the practical work
heing done ill tlw lnboratorj and on the lands,
Eighteen scholarships were awarded under the Soheme as a
result of Cl eompplilioll held at ~jflster, 1945. A competition
nnder similHl' conditions was held at Easter, Hl46. A statement
of tllE' capital and income accounts of the Chm·it.' is set out at
pagE' 132 of this Report,
CA1b1'01t
The following 'I'able gives particulars of the IlU mber of Scheme.
dealt with, the number of schools connected therewith under
the various Branches of 'E(lucation. and the Annual Income (If
the Endowments;-
IX.
1)el)1I",,'1)
1)0
('lI)I
rOLJt.c.)I,
lUll
1945.
'OD f1mne,n')
5cL6 F.c.Ol rCel111 n.(\
.c.5ur b.c. cC;.c.cr-te""Or.c.
,
80
1l1eJn-SCOL 4 crnn ntob. ni0J'l I'OILlrio,\,), Fe rc.\t an 1)l'uln),E' reo,
,1Il (JIJ'le.I'O1',111LedDdJ'l In ,lOll OL1.o1nou.e 6 bi lUL, 1940 .enn , .a5ur
)-'l'u'OC,IJ'IDE'lt d5 rUIL 50 11d5.1I'O.on Cion bL1.c1I1C(11L
'Oe Le.aoJ'l.ollU""
1 LiOI1(IIJ'lE'dt'Cl'edrC.o, m.1J'1n; I'f> ~5 'OUL r.(\J'I.aJ'l
CUll" 'Oe.aCJ'I.ocCdi
n,1
11C'15e<lll'OdLaIrCe.ol' .oJ'l.xn ObdlJ'l.
'oe nd 'Oe.oClI.occ.oiuo 11<1
5.ol111Clllr 'O.olil11' to' J'l1I'0'00 oi il1cl L<111
11,li CLO'OOIf1e,ICCd,.15Ur '00 ('U1f1.1115.1I111CUlrr111 m01LL..1f1~'OILL1'1(11I011111C
LedO.lJ'l CdCCclC
j .1(' Cdt.lf1 .15 rUIL 50 OFul5te.dll CdOI, I
IIll)LI,llhl ,'511T' rail ,(.llt-OLI.oII1, .all l'Ul'O 'Oel1d LedOJ'ld rill 'O'f-OILL1'1(1 50
hdlf11te 11<1
Le<l5.dI1.dc.o 5del5e
'00 J'l111llea'O 'Oe Le.1D.oJ'l
l'L(l1ilcIIL dl' pf10r L.dl'Ol1ed5ur ne SC.oIJ'l11.0.
ROli1.o, m.df1.oOIlle he.o51'.\111SdE'llse 'Oe f1011l11C
Ce.1Cr Lo.rone. ll1a te'<)'I1I1Ca1'.011,J'Ia51'.a\1
,II' c15<1'0, clll t'lLlall1 reo CU5'<)'1I1
11
, Le hOb.<\lJ'1
11.c.
'OCe.<\rC-Le.<\tJ.o]l
un
3;111'[,1511,\1')1l01t'l I'OCI1,\f1.<\l'Cdll tl,1 bl1dl1a reo C.alcc-Le.doJ'l.o .a)1
CIII1[,lr"iut'C,
"11 ('Cll11iocc ..1Sl1r .af1 Ceot.,
n.vl, .vn Cl',ICI'-L(',I\'>,11',II' Sl6.111Cl'd(,II'.
'00 1'0lllrio'O,
Le 'Oe.(\l1-
'Cd cOrMI 'oedllcd .<).\1
i'OL<1t<.lI'cf>-6cr-le.c.o.<\1''00 Luer; tot.rcot.,
1
c<.\t.111"5 Ob61f1 F<1Ldt.ol\1 .<\f1Le.dD.<\f1
COJ'lP!".<\I1.<\lf,
.<\1'te.6Cr.6 .6.1''0lil,IC<lIll,\ICICe <l511r .II' e5f1dlll ne te.ocrc\i .dIJ'llte l.o'Olle. 'Cd nonnc
Fllelr111, .15ur '00 1'11111e.6-o
Ce6n.6 l'ell1
SC(III ~\lclCIIl "()<1n-ut.t.mu,
curo lil,llt
1)CI1 OlMil' .<\ Oa1l1(;''(\1111to SCal\1 C.c.1J'1bJ'le
.6.0'0a, le
SC,\!\I h.ll'l1l1[,IC[,
('lll<lll1 LOl1dln "sur Le SCalJ'1('OI1'Ode lUlml11~E',
'C.kelll ·I;S Lec ntu uc, '0611ll'OOI~,
n'uu.mo
Le.<\o.<\J'1
5.6E"IL5e re<\('.or
n,1 Cl'<IC)'-ll'uDII",
.15ur c.1t<\J'1,15 run, 50 med'OoFdf1 .c.n t::<lot'l 1'611
nc n Oll,lift, 50 mol' moJ'l I 5C.dr le.(\o.c.lI '0011 dOl' 05,
e
S,ln ~1111
Ill" 0FuIl .(\11CUdJ'l""rCdll reo -0<1nuu.mo '0011 clo, 11'
liOI1 n,1 Le"D",111 ,IC.1 FOlLlflte
'00 11.<).
mC.dIl-SCOlledtlIl6
65 .•11
I1Sllm n<.\106
le.ooJ'l" 50 Dp.l1L 26 emu 'Oioo Itld tl-.c.lrqllilcdll1
,'::;11)'[d ctll't,\
,II' F'('\lll '00 5I1dt-L(ilteOIJ'li 669 ne le"OJ'la elle 50
liFLlIL 352 'Oiot) 111,1l1-ellrCJ'llilc.Jltl,
FOlllr1tt"
F.c.OIr-ceun n.(l
111"f1 1'111rie , Cd 775 leat'lf1" Saell5e
lioll1np
()11lP"C'ellr 0 ClI1J'1P,I'O.(\tl rCf>lm rrn df1 l1l1111 mbLlall d
f()26.
111" 'OCE",II1I1C,I
rul1,
F(\IL F,I0111SCell11.
FJ'le1rlll, C<11J2 l)ior.<I. ceo.t
CUllta <.1f1
C "t,III LIII to'lr CI10111<\-o
'"
~\flir ,1f1 l'OL<.\taJ'l ce I'm" cercmcra-t,
11111''('\I'OCe,\f1
I 5ce&lm~\ 1',,01 Lelt d5ur 111dO,'If1 1'''01 t.erc mUl11Ce01fI('c\l'[(1, ,15l1l' [dt"f1 ,15 rllll,
'Od t'laf1\1 ran, 50 tJI'OLlreOFa\1,
r,\ t'lLI~\111
I'PO {'115.11t111,
Le<lDJ'I"ne teatlllMi
.0. tJa111edl1nle hObal\1
'\'()lll,'I'O "5111' le hil1l1(;,.6Lco1fle"cc. '00 CL11\1ed'Oa\1 F.JIl ce.6.n",
FP111le~of1<\ '0(' tp,})II1Ml d l'l'<)'ll1e~l111
le 'CJ'ldCC.6.1l,
le heOldlO{'c,
Le 'CiJleOlc.1occ, le 'OOCCU1\1eaC[,le SC()'IJ'1,le llctliocc
,\D,IIS, le Cr ot ,1F;L1rt.e ClU1Ciol'C.
~5ur
C <.\C(;'<ll1n,I(' 1ll,llt IJl)A\l1,It' l1u le~t)fI<I ,I FOlllrice'\11
n.
IlOll1lH'.
1<)1)1 ::;n.t\t-ledt'>f1~ <15t1r \ l"~l)f'I~ '00 tucr
[ll11pe<lLl 6,10,000 Tlion 'OfOLc6.~nt.U 50 nrt r-o.
::;1',1111-
FuOl rCt"It11
rcot,
cJ
PART I I.-APPENDICES.
APPENDIX
GENERAL
I
i
I
No. of
No. of
SChOOlS! Pupils
on
or
Rolls
Colleges
I
Average
Daily
Attendance
of
Pupils
I
~ervice
I
I
EDUCATION
Percentage
of Average
Daily
Attendance
of Pupils
on Rolls
I
I
!
.----
Average
Cost
per
Pupil
I
II
(b)
I,
I
*
;
I
453,962
375,258
I
I
I
I
~~!~,I
£i 20_£303
82.7
(aVbn
I
(g) {
Rolls
I £8 19 7 12,844
£4,076,282 ~ (b)lll Aver(e)
Scale,
p.a. '20 hours
Supernormal, £377 p.a. max.
1\ to 25
WOMEN:hours
Normal Scale: £128-£246 p.a. I
Supernormal
£295 p.a. max.
1 Principals - Men, - £700;
1
Women, £600;
\ Vice-Principals-Men
£600 ;
I
Women
£500 ;
P£~~._fessors; Men-Resident
"'50-£15-£500;
~ Non-Resident £300 - £15 I I £600;
£200-£10
'Vomell-Resident
1 -£400;
11
£250-£15ILl Non-Resident
£1)00.
I1
I
age atten-\
\
£30,4031
:l28
Colleges
£94. 2 7
\
I 'i.
-
I
1
(b) Preparatory
Colleges,
£35,062
.:Rxalllinat4onli.
(b)
(a)
(c)
(cl)
----
-
40,040
(Grants
Pltid on
:~5,463)
--------
OTHER
IIl.-POST
-PRIMARY
THAN SECONDARY:
1. Established
Continuation
or Technical Schools
other than est. b2. Centres
Continuation
or
l ished
Technical Schools
I
I
£6J4,265
£J5.6.1O
i
----
I
-
-
-
-
590-
75,046
1I
l-
1
State
Funds
£426,378
f,,·IO., 1
977
-
-
2
]23
-
-
J**
128
-
-
LV.- 1. Reformatory
3
292
284
97.3
£14,462
£49.10.7
*5.966
5,619
94.2
*£271,630
£41,13.6
Schools
51
I
i
i
2
2. [ndustrial
(i)
27 hrs.
(These salary scale do not include
the special Increment payable 'in respect of H onour degrees or for teaching throuch
the ruedtum
of Irish).
0
")
197-
(h)
I
...
3. Schools of Art
4. Training Cclleges cf
Domestic Science
Preparatory
5. Day T,ades
Schools
- - - ------Schools
3,497
I
Registered and Recognised
Teachers :Men (indoor), £150-360 p.a.
Women (indoor), £140-260 p.a.
Men (outdoor), £200-410 p.a.
Women (outdoor), £180-300 p.a.
(g)
(f)
(e)
Scales (exclusive of board and
residence)
for Preparatory
Colleges.
Principals-Men,
£350-15£440;
Women,
£320-10
-£400.
Vice-principals:
Men, £300
-10-£310
15 £400;
Women, £250 - 10 £300 ..
Professors:
Men, £240 - 10
_£2~12-£310--15-£4UU;
ll.-SECO::\DAHY:
1. Scho..ls
a77
of
School
Week
---:------------!(i)-
I dance
L£lO 17 3
2. (a) Traininj-
I Lengtll.
3alaritls
h
I
5,00$l
I
No. of
ITeachers
I
(d)
(c)
I.-PRIMARY
1. Schools
STA'f'IS'I'ID8
Total Expenditure
from Publi0
Funds
including
Cost of
AdminisI tration,
Inspection
and Ex!aminationt
.----l-----l,-
I
(a)
I.
I
I
Rates
£222,951
I
)
Whole
Time
1
I
rp~ I
I
988
l-
time
I
) 766
)
I
I
J
Whole-tlrue
j eachcr s :
Men (Normal Scale)
£130-10-£2()Op.. \.:
Do. (Extended Scale)
£200-1J-2fiO p.n.
Approx
women (Normul Heal c)
£120-10- niO p.•n , :
20 to 30
Do. (Extended Reale
hrs. per
tl70-llJ-£200 p. R.
Notc« :-(1) Cost ot livi1I1f!." bonus is week for
payable Oil the abov -e scalee :
40 weeks
or Teachers
number
(2) A small
are 011 ?pccia I salar y scales :
Part-time 'l'euche rs are orn(3)
ploycd :ll a rate per t caching hour
29
-
43J
-
1
j)Iinimum
~ number
I of hours
I
per
) week 18
tor each Branch and the relevant proportion of Departmental
Head
t In the total expenditure are included the cost c [ Adminirstatior
quarters' Charges.
* Averag» number ot pupils ell Rclls for the yeal ended 30th June, 1945.
Numner of pupils in Preparatory Colleges.
**This School is not under the control of a Vocational Education Committee.
ttExcluding
552 children under 6 years of age.
! This amount includes the cost of the maintenance of the 552 children under the age of six years whose names are not on the rolls of
pupils attending the Litermy Classes,
84
APPENDIX
PRIMARY
I.-Number
11.
85
2.-Building
EDUCATION.-STATISTICS.
of Primary Schools.
Oil the
30th June,
follows :-
1945, there
were 5,009 schools in operation
Ordinary National Schools
.
Convent National Schools
.
:Monastery National Schools
.
Poor Law Union National Schools
Model National Schools
.
Special Irish National S .hools
Fosterage National Schools"
In.Iustriai X3tional Schools
""
as
Grants.
The cost of the erection of new chools and the improvement of existing schools is defJ'ayed par-tly from State Grants and partly from local
80UrceS.
The grants anctioned by the Department of Education durinz
the year ended 31st March. 1945, were as follows:_
"
4,427
368
134
.
1
.
"
No. of. No. of Pupils for
.Amount of State
Schools
whom
Gr&nt
3 ccommodation
is
provided
1----1·_
"
18
8
1
52
5,OO9t
Erection of New Schools
Enla.rgement of existing Schools
Other Improvements
* Scoil na Leanbh. An Riun , a residential school for children between
I alid 14. years
of age.
.
t Including rune schools tor Invalid, Blind,_tDeaf ana Dumb~or Ol'lppl~
Children viz. the Orthopaedic Hospital 1\ .S. (Dublin), St . .Joseph 10
Blind As~lum 'Boys' N.S. (Dublin), se. ~laJ'Y's Blind Asylum Convent
n' 1 ' -vr S (Dublin) St. Joseph's Cripples' Home Convent N.l:l., Coole
,IT S -'.
.
,
N S F' 1
fW'i\stmeath), St. ~lary's (Orthopaedic Hospital) Conv~nt I .. , . l~g ~s
(i{)ublin) St. Joseph's Deaf Mutes N.S. Cabra (Dublm), ~t. Fima.n s
N.S., Pe~mount (Dublin), and Countess of Wicklow. ::\1emor!RlHospItal
\Wicklow), Scoil Naisiiinta 108~ph Naoinh tha , Lmden Convalescent
Home, Blackrook (Dublin).
3,346
£179,340
!)
9*
6
274
£11,695
2
3
213
TOTAL
TJlis number shows It decrease of 23 as compared with the number of
schools in operation
dur-ing the previous yea!'. Three. new SChOOlS
"ere brought into operation and 26 schools were discontinued, 13 of
them owing to their amalgamation with other schools.
.
Of the schools in operation on 30th June, 1945, 2,630 were vested III
Trustees, and 398 in the :Minister for Education; 1,98] were non-vested
schools.
36
-.
£46,031
0**
----------,.-----
/
~.:.._.
2G5_J__
3,620_
1£237,066
13
0
Actual payments llUlde by the Commisbioners of Public Works on
account of grants sanctioned for the building and improvement of
sohools amounted in the year ended 31st March, 1945, to £227,757
19s lld.
21 new schools were completed dllrillg the period 1st July, 1944 to
30th June, 1945. 40 school buildings were in course of erection on 30th
June, 1945.
HEATING
AND
CLEANING
OF SCHOOLS.
3.-State
Grants amounting to £49,175 188 4d were made towards
cost of the Heating and Cleaning of National Schools.
SCHOOL
FEES.
4.-In
about 10 schools, other than model schools, fees amounting
to £1l0 98 9d for instruction inside school hours 'were charged to pupils
over 4 and under 16 years of age during the year ended 30th June, 1945.
.All other schools were free to such pupils.
TEACHERS'
RESIDENCES.
5.-Teachers'
residences were connected with about 1,462 schools , of
the~, 926 were provided by grants or loans from State Funds.
" This amount includes supplemental grants towards the building of
vested schoolhouses, in 41 cases which were sanctioned in previous years.
"* Including grants to the amount of £5,300 14s 3d which were made
witb the sanction of the .:\1inister for Finance, as an expeptional concession for works necessary to render existing schoolhouses serviceable for
some time pendin2: the erection of new sohools.
I
87
G. Number
of
Inoperative
Operative
Schools,
Schools
in course
of Erection
and
194.1 and 30th June,
U45.
June,
Schools,
on 30th
- --I
Operative
Schools
AREA
I-J-9-4-1--'1
---------Bo no
('OC);T'l
-1--
0:11' (('it:l's)
i
1945
1
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
\\'atcrford
230
42
26
13
230
42
26
13
COUN'J'lE~
C8van
Donegal
Monaghan
215
378
157
215
377
157
188
:j02
278
187
25B
]01
187
495
276
187
253
101
Clare
Cork
Ken\'
Lim~)"j(;k
'l'ippcrary
Waterford
Carlow
Dublin
Kildare
Kilkr-nuj:
Laoghis
Longford
Louth
~[eath
Otfal\"
....
I
..
\\"cstmeath
\\·~xfo,.d
Wicklow
Q,IlWiI"
Lcitri.r;l
:\[ayo
ROS(;CJUDlon
f'_1_ig_O
...
110.~
9
., 1
J 17
..
:~51
143
35]
173
I_._l_5_2_
TOTALS
tl;-;-Il~~,:t~~s-'s
the~e
64
123
93
14:3
100
74
8.3
J2~
106
5,032
----
-
I
I
I
I 1944
i 1944
11945
' 19!5
=
-.:
-
,I
1
2
-
I -.)
I -_
I
1
-
2
:~
I
2
1
2
--4-
I
I
-
:l
:!
1
]
-
I
-
:
I -
2
-
-
.-
I --
1
1
I
!
1
-
4
=I-
I
-
-4
-
2
6
7
1 1 2
1
]:
I
1_1 __ 1 _
28,
I
-,
Averag~Daily
Attendlhce
Year e1dcd,
30th JU1e
19-!r '
Number of Schoo Is
(other than
Convent
and
Monastery Schools
paid by Capitation).
Daily Atten(1ance
for School Year
Schools in Operation on that date
Convent and
Monastery
Schools
paid by
Capitation.
I Total
I
Number
of Schools.
1
--~----i-----------------i-------------';----------·
Under 10
]0 ~ 19
20 ~ 29
30 34
107
499
481
345
I
2
107
499
482
347
35
40
45
-
39
44
49
389
425
398
3
I
2
392
426
400
50
55
60
-
54
59
69
343
288
349
3
4
19
292
70
80
85
-
79
84
811
294
llO
96
17
90
95
100
- 9(
- 99
- 109
66
.)
48
7
18
55
84
llO
120
130
- 119
- 12g
- 139
36
23
11
9
13
47
31
36
140 - 149
1;;1) - 159
J60
J84
31
19
31
11
15
28
(2
185
200
230
17
25
33
7
27
5~
37
70
5
17
12
21
14
30
12
102
19
47
24
123
413
5,009
1
I'
2
1
1
1
-
7
I
-
existing
66
22
e
9
346
368
311
ll6
1O~
7]
-
-
-
40
schools, when built , will supersede
ClassifiOltion,
according
to Average
ended 30th,Jllne, 1945, of the \'ational
-
I
-
1 0 9
1 5 0
117
348
]40
3.jO
J72
152
J
I
-,
1
-
I
-
-----
Inoperative
Schools
1-1--I
64
123
93
142
99
74
85
126
106
5,009
I
tSchools
in course of
erection
1.
10
- ---
schools.
l!i!!
- 229
- 274
275 - 299
300
- 359
360 - 399
400 ani above
-----TOTJLS
34
5Y
24
----------1-----(,596
88
89
8. (a) MODEL SCHOOLS.
8 Cb] scot,e, Spe1s1Att:A 5AetACA.
(b)
I--
1 Average
Number
(a) Pupils on Roll. on ~Oth June, 1945.
Model Schools.
-C. oIl.
Oath.
on R<lU.
for Year
ended
30/6/45
----I
Pres.
Meth.
Otbenl
Toh.!
---------
Central Dublin Boys'
484
2
486
CentrAl D.blin
354
2
35e
l'entral Dublin
Infants'
501
2
8an Seosamh Buacbnilli
[.6.]
(c)
Average
Dally
Attendance
for Year
ended
30/6/45
52~
463
39a
328
S03
447
38.
270
270
295
248
San Seosamh Cailini
205
205
222
180
San Seosamh N aionain
(Welt Dublin)
~58
258
229
183
Girls'
Athy
25
Ennilcortby
52
Birr
40
Trim
110
I
Dunmanwsy
-
Limerick
Boy.'
116
I
Limerick Girls'
76
Limerick Infant.'
3
2
5U
2
218
Waterford
17
SliiO
63
llailieborough
41
15
YeDal/han
69
76
;1631
109
TO'l'J..LS
2
-2,693
1
12
-- --
~~~_._4_1_~_
1
Percentage
C"":
Scou rlh"tte
(b.6lle -6.c •.
Clt.6t)
304
-
-
-
-
144
128
104
80 -
-
-
-
80
81
72
257
-
-
-
-
257
237
192
67
-
-
-
-
67
73
61
119
95
Dun-Sgoit
50
40
116
123
103
78
79
6~
218
208
174
133
341
144
5ii
--3,087
337
160
110
56
-
178
35
57
-
177
42
140
-
--
-
45
,9
--
-
Scoll 5.6el,,6
tlllriH;6.41n (&
ClI.6t:)
13
30.6.45
-- -337 -
-
19
72
I,om-
-
34
16
C"e1"O111
ell:.\ eA';'
i eu,e , Un.
177
28
18
nil p"er.
SCOIl Cot.mciu.e
(b"'lle -6.t •.
Clt.6t)
~r,
76
.i e.
h~.
30
100.0 _
of Total Number on Rolls.
-1------1-
52
------11
3
3,079
'-------v------.~
I
'06lc61
.6.HROU6j 6H 30u
lllelte.6.til,
1945.
SCOl.l
SpelSl.6.t1:.6.
5.6.el.6.C6
I (c)
Cb]
llle.anllle.6.n
UllillR .6.1t
U 1fnn
Rott.6.j
"Oon "Cmn1tlm
t>t1.6.1n
l.6.e
Crnn
"O.&1tCRjOC
"Oon
lJU.6.n
3°·6-45·
"O.6.RC1tjoc
b.6II~'"
(CO!,C.6IS)
Uun-.3coll
501Jn"t:.6n
( COf1C.6IS)
&I'"O-SCOllbdll1'd
(C01ICdIS)
46
III
----
2,585
83.7
Percentage 01 averal'
attendance
to aTOraC'
number on R<llls.
The staff .of the ~jodel Schools on the 30th June, 1945, consisted of 18
Principal Teachers, 9 Vice-Principals and 52 Assistant Teachers.
(\J1"O-SCOIl
5cbn"t:6n
(COf1C61~)
173
-
-
-
-
173
17-1-
Scoit tU!'r6
Cr;;",lllm)
200
-
-
~
-
200
179
11,4351
1391
iomt.zn
... 11,4351-
l- I- \-
'00
b'e
ce.6."O-co"O'&n mean-uutua
cmnnrrn
n"O.6.tC.6.j -oen
me.an-U1fil1R.6.R
ROU.6j n.& 85.6.
01'0'"
4
teas
Scot, n5.6.el.6.C
PRjOtil 01"Oj <l.5US 24 CUn1:01Rl
S.6.n <l.1t 30u merce.em, 1945.
41\
148
I
150
C111n t.&e n o,
t)j 8 p1tiom
t011tn1ti
n .•
91
90
CONVENT
9.
MID
MONAiTJi:RY
NATIONAL
lO.~M.ARY
OF CONVEMT AND MOMASTERY NATIONAL SCHOOLS
ACCORDING TO RELIGIOUS ORDERS ON 30th JUNE, 1945.
SCHOOLS.
COXVEXT ]fA TIOXAL SCHOOLS.
Paid solely by Capitation
Clue of School
1-------1
~uDlber of
Schools
Convent
TOTAL:; ....
'[--
I
Average Number
1-------
of Pupils
on Rolls*
Average Daily
Attendance"
I
,
Religious
332
111,718
93,934
81
27,007
:l3,628
·il3
138,725
117.562
l'a_i_d_byPersonal Salaries. etc.
1 Average Number
I
-=..:..-...c._
Class of School
-----i
Order.
I
.!
...
lIoly Faith
....
..
/!Ii. Jo •• ph of Cluuy
....
....
Sisters of Mercy
....
Presentation
•...
Sisters of Charity
....
....
St. Louis
....
...
Loreto
....
....
Sacred Heart
....
....
Sisters of St. Clar.
Brigidine
....
. , ..
"Dominican
Daughters of the Heart of Mary
Immaculate Conception
....
....
St. John of God
Ursuline
....
l<'aithful Companion. of Jeau.
....
....
Cross and Passion
....
"Mari8t
Poor Servants of the Mother of God
and the Poor
....
Sisters of Jesus and Mary
La Sainte Union dea Sa.ere.
....
Coeurs
"-
I
I
Number
of
RdlOOl8
of Pupils
OIl l{,f)lls*
Average Daily
Attendance"
------------
COll1',,"t
36
7,103
5,945
~"(lII;t"H'ry
53
10,540
8,932
-- ------ --------
TOTAl,S
8~
TOTALS
;;02
The percentage
of tile average daily
average number on Roll was 84..7.
17,64.3
156.368
14,877
132,439
attenda nce of pupils
to the
Tota I Con vent National Schools
* Excludiug pupils paid for by the Industrial
Scheol
Schools
paid by
Personal
Salaries.
Schools
paid by
Capitation.
,
I
18
:2
155
64
39
4
11
4
3
5
4
I
2
S
3
2
I
2
-
1
1
-
-
2
1
1
-
1
2
--
2
332
311
Total }{olil•• t.ry Nation.!
Schools
paid by
Personal
Salaries.
-2
-
. ...
Schools
I
368
SCHOOLS.
....
2
-
Schools
paid by
Capitation.
Schools
3
-
MONASTERY NATIONAL
"Broth.r. of the Ihri.ti&n
(De La 8.,11_)
....
E're~entatiol\
....
~~'r&nci.ellon
....
:Patrician
}lariat
....
Chriaiialil :Brotlo..n
....
18
2
169
72
41
14
11
4
4
6
4
I
2
8
14
8
2
10
Bra neh.
Religious Order.
Total.
7~
81
I
Tota.l.
20
!
11
9
4
-
20
II
II
!I
4
79
S3
134
93
1I.
ScotA
,nA
ConCde
C<l.b.<l.n
["'in Conn<\ILL
tnu1l1e<l.c.<l.11
CLJ.ll
CORC<l.IE;
pon5detcdcC
·.
C1LL 'O-"'1l-'"
C1U Cl0l1nl$
ld01S1S
LonSPOllC
LUSD<l.I'6
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
·.
Ud DFJ.1LSe
I<l.R 1i11'6e
Lac 5dRm-"'1l
m-",nn"Am
c-u
5d1Ll1til
lMt'ORUlm
mUlseo
'Roscom.<l.111
SLlse-",c
·.
· .'
·.
·.
·.
·.
6
17
rr
20
2
j
-
6
12
2
-
--
-
-
-
I
-
I
.~-
2
-
57
-
19
I
I
I
I
I
3
-
-
I
10n 1LAn
5
48
13
21
10
3
ni'
3
ra5
3
I
I
57
-
I
57
5
10
5
I
I
3
7
3
9
-
I
I
4
2
4
I
I
18
20
7
7
13
6
4
102
7
91
6
4
27
32
-
-
-
174
83
106
-
-
248
Ist
I
I
3
II
1
3
1
2
TOTALS,
21
1
1
7
7
1
3
j22
I
To
To
To
To
To
To
6th
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
7 th Totttl
fltd. Std. Std. Std. Std. S td.
Ine1. Ine!. Inel. Ine1. Ine1. Inel.
--1
1
5
11
5
1
2
--
--
--
-
1
2
2
3
5
•
-
1
2
-
1
-
1
2
.-
2
--------26
8
11
3
I
'
--
-
3
4-
-
20
40
I
-
11
6
8
-
--
92
I
I
13. Schools in the Br<eac_Ghaeltacht in which all the work is not done
through the medium of Irish but in which in certain classes and standards Irish is the sole medium of instruction.
-
--
l
To
Clare
....
Cork
....
Donegal ....
Galway ..
Kerry
Mayo
Waterford
'
21
71
62
21
11
10
I
In
Infant
classes Std.
locI.
only
County
10
-
-
5~LLC<l.ct:
3
13
3
5
IS
-
I
-
I
-
-
.
5<l.eLC<l.CC
-
12. Schools in the Gaeltacht in which all the work is not done through
the medium of Irish but in which in certain classes and standards Irish
is the sole medium of instruction.
eRe ;SAettse
b RedC
16
•
I
I
-
-
·.
·.
·.
·.
I
5<l.eLC<l.CC
71
·.
Ce<l.t:dRLdC
-<it CtMt
I
-
·.
·.
CM1'tllM$e
LUlmneM:
Ctobna'o
-<iR<l.nl1
PORC tJ.lIrse
·
mroe
m~tn~-:AR SAC AtJAR tetnn
AC AmAtnAn beARtA.
I
County
Clare
..
Cork
Donegal ....
Galway ....
Kerry
....
Mayo
Roscommon
Sligo ~....
Tipperary
Waterford
,
2
TOTALS
-6rr
Letnn
lomtA.n '1.6.
Sd
Dtl.4tn
".
To
To
To
In
To
To
To
To
2nd
5th
6th
7th To til>l
Infant
1st
3rd
4th
classes Std. Std. Std. Std. Std. Std. Std.
Inel. Ine!. Ine!. Ine!. Inel. Ine!. Ine!.
only
'-- -- --3·- -- -- -46
16
2
15
1
9
11
2
I
23
7
3
3
1
25
7
10
2
2
I
3
5o
14
17
10
4
2
3
10
5o
3
20
12
5
19
7
2
2
65
27
8
-
-
1
1
14
.... 122
-
7
63
3
-79
-
I
-24
-
-
-
-
-
2
-16
-
--
10
-
-
--1
-
-
-1
I
2
26
31 6
0414 Schools in the Galltacht
in which all the work is not done through
the
medium of Irish but in which in certain classes and standards
Irish is
the sole medium of instruction.
.-----.--1-1;:;----1'-.'1'0--1-';;;--1
TO-I
'I~td.
ilnfpnt~
C'ountv
______
Std.
JllC'l.,
only
Cavan
I
46
Donegal
MonaghRn
.
3~
13
I:lR
10
Clare
Cork
Kerry
Limerick
'I'ipperary
Waterford
Louth
~~
Offaly
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklo\T
r~:i;:
Mayo
Roscommon
Sligo
TOTAL_S
_'_
I
I
17
1.0
13
62
I
:16
:1
:W
2~5~
j~
I~
19
4230
v:;
14
1134
')7
'8
28
19
26
13
13
J1
8
II 1:
42
46
27
970
~----ro
Hh
.ith
Strl. , Std.
In cl. , Tnel.
-1'0---11";--1 - ----
I
fith
std.
In(·1.
I
7t',
'td.
Totnl
Tnd.
I
I
2
:~
:l
';j
~
.,
I:~
:~
I
I
I
11
4
3
3
3
I
:~
52
219
7
I
2
118
32
17
147
:~
;;
40
45
I
a
.•
6 '
9
8
14
II
6
.)
i)
2
J
3
1
3
49
M
5:J
6:1
63
49
I
I
2
It l~I i ;
9
14
16
8"
I
9
_6_1-=-1'~
I
:l.~:;;
~3~
2
2
;~
1
1
79
1_1_:
8.7 .. 6~ ~.17 _
1 - ._~
_
__
c_'o_un_tY
__
Cavan
Donegal
Monaghan
115
7
7
74
,~5
3
1
Gaeltacht
1
----:u;-1-1-81-;-'--.3-·----,---I-R.i
18
JI
20
]9
16
5
30
33
3318
!
i-itd.,
fnel.
~
116
I
~N~::lY
I
Laoighis
I
Longford
:1"(1
19
~
24
116
27
60
83
Carlow
Dublin
"n(1
~td.
Incl.
T,t
15 Scbools in the Gaeltacbt, Breac-Gbaeltacht
and Galltacllt in '\vhiciJ
all the work is not done through the medium of Irish but (A) in wh ich
ill odd standards Irish is the sole medium of instruction,
(B) in which
in one or more subjects Irish is the medium of instruction,
(C) in
\'llkh
subjects are taught partly through 11'j;;h and partly through
Engli;;h, and (n) in which all subjects are taught through English.
I
~t
.G~83~__
2_.
Clare
Cork
Kerry
Limerick
Tipperary
\\' aterford
I
1 A
B 1 C
. Breac·Ghaeltacht
iD IA IB IC
\J),
DAB
C
3
19
6
-I
-
2
5
2
21
17
19
1
5
10
3
3
13
3
4
-1-
3
-
-
7
1
1
6
3
_ 1-
Galway
Leitrim
Mayo
Roscommon
2
_
-::-'gT-OA-L-S---\
~
8
I
3
-
I-
4
I- - 1
1
5
25 1 6
31
1
I
7
7
-
-'
2
2
D
I
83
66
40
32
60
33
6
3
2.~
U2
33
56
7
36
~
I
\1=,=i: ~= 1..:1
Carlow
Dublin
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laoighis
Longford
Louth
Meath
Offaly
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
Gautacht
6
1
13
1
91
26
2
15
4
25
94
40
48
31
15
23
33
32
34
50
40
20
39
15
7
]9
9
9
12
19
7
29
21
\12
30
60
24
35121
65
24
I
3
I
1
1
1
3
1
2
!
3
I~T~I-=;-:~~\ 21_~9 \1::6\~1-;;
3~ \
16. NUMBER
Total
number
Average
June,
A
of Pupils
number
on Rolls
of Pupils
OF PUPIT.,8.
on 30th June,
on Rolls
1945
for
the
year
Pupils
for
the
462,61o:~
ended
30th
1943
verage daily
30th June,
Percentage
453,96~
attendance
of all
year
ended
Hi45
375.2.')S
of average
daily
attendance
to average
number
on Rolls
82.~
17. PUPfLS
O~
ROLLS
O:\'
RE1:'IGTO(JS
sorn
.TU:\,E,
DENOMIN
1945, .'\.CCORDT~G
No. of Pupils
Catholics
Church
TO
A '1'101\ 8.
of Ireland
Percentage
447,780
96.8
11,017
2.10
2,518
.5
Presbyterian
Methodlst
703
.2
Other
624
.1
Denomi nations
1.1l. NUMBER
OF SCHOOLS
AND PUPILS
FOR
THE I,AS'r
FIVE
YEARS.
-------------------,:------;------Year
Number of
Schools in
Operation
(a)
-----
..
------
Average
Number of
Pupils ,
on Rolls
(b)
Average
Daily
Attendance
(c)
Percentage of
Average Daily
Attendance to
Average Number'
on Ro1l8.
(d)
--------1------1---------
1940-41
5,076
462,245
380,929
82.4
I941-4::!
5.034
460,[99
381,676
82.9
1942--43
5,064,
459,984-
380,634
82.8
1943-44-
5,032
454,647
373,414
82.1
19#-45
5,009
453,902
375,258
82.7
(
19.
of
Sehoo!>'., tot al
and County Borough
~\lrtlhel'
or Pupj ls
on the :3001 June,
:\'"UIIIOt'l'
-----------------I.-'m.l'--<)~ta:orI-"'tlN~u~rr~lb~e--r~of~f~'u~P~.
County
C'aY311
Donegal
Mouaehan
Clurr
Cork City
Cork County
Kcrrv
Ltmcrlck Cit.y
Limeriek County
Tipperary
..
Wotcriorrl City
Waterford County
Carlow
1-------
RoUs and
1945.
Oil
10
of Pupils
on Rolls
.BO\·8
4..,6a
187
42
------1---- -
276
26
187
:!,'):3
1:3
]01
6-4.
Meath
126
OO'al)"
Westmeath
Wextonl
1011
:(G:!i
39.85:1
:;:69~
3,395
:2,721
~:)
~,.:341
4.i6l
{.1~,3
'.24.;
Galwa v
i
-I :;')11
74
Wieklow
I
~,210
m)
10!)
1:;0
H7
I
I
2.72(;
'I
\
(l,5'!!
7,982
1],254
4,430
7,557
10.:28';
2.849
3,7;)0
2.049
3H,j03
7.438
4,795
5,297
3,52D
2,76]
>,OH
4.876
4.;):.!O
34H
H.Hb
1-1"Gl)
Lcitrlm
HO
)1:1\'0
3:)0
172
:I,5S~
1~,70:!
,).651
4,)00:,7
152
,
--.:2:nAi4
t __
,
l~:b~g
<1,023.
I!
4,lf2
18,560
3:68~
H.~)74
.;.847
....:~~
231.168
13,On2
15,042
37,142
22,0;}7
8,3'!1
15,465
::!O,8.")O
;;.343
7,377
.-.,37:")
13,035
15,434
36,132
21,923
8,286
15,385
79,356
1;;,654
n,624
76,43(i
14,88:>
9,392
10,801
6.5-18
:),317
10,170
9,461
i
~:m,
14,242 I
,,-76H
I
7,272
2,;'276
11,49~
I
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~~~_
I
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I',
17
1611
]31
04
~76
17
County
Presh,,-'
teri'sll'
1
l,ig~
;42
11
11
.,
·1
~
~
t.23:~
706
~20
1.3
190
20
3
1
I
1--;;'1I i~
:\:)
1"
I
~2'
7
~4
:,a
:I\l
I
n
8
3
21
:3:3
I:;
]'iH
:2-12
7
:37
[·1
n
1
11
1:3
1U:!
1~
22(;
Hi)
4:l
1]
IH
:~;f()
u.oi r
:ll~
J.:~
7
IH
t
13~
'jli4
I
1
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').~
12:>
:3~O
7,013
I 25,09,)
I 11.44.;
B,-!.79
i ~~-i---
i
.'frthodior
1(;:~
;!nl
:!S,,")fHI
,'-
i
1
.")\1
16(1
13.72(;
7,01;
1------
2.)·1
:J:)H
~:g6~
.
I.~~~
~36:
907
:>,321>,'
7,308 I,
5,1] n
6,n:U
.),482
1O.~~~, I
!),6:3'
i
I\'
:W,526
io.uos
:28,'j J 7
Church of
Iceland
Catholic
18:~~~I ~~,0.33:,
:~~~
7.26.;
4.248
'I
,-----
Total
1:~tg
U.9i;
------,--
1945.
JUlJC,
Girls
6,4.3
7,660
l8.:'82
10;803
:1,949
7,n01l
lO.i)63
2.494 1
4!13
in each
I"r.ls~·
"'!o~n...,R~o~ll~s----...,l~{e~l~ig~'i--OI:'!',.~·
-D=el:'!'lo~l~H~i,~1a:-:t~io~,:':,S~o~l...,p~u--p~n~S~OI:'!',...,H~o~1Ir':,~()::u~$~O:-.l"Ie·t·
....JllDe. lU::l-5.
30th
Oil
I
230
123
!)3
142
UOSl'Ommnll
Dr-nouunattons
-----~I-------:
~?~ 1~~N
I
of
Schools
)[0.
Dublin City
Dublin County
Kildare
Kilkennv
Laoighis
Longford
Louth
RIi~o
---------TO"J'AL~
Religfous
:L:)]S
Total
1U.U'.I"-
21.380
9,335
13,052
15,642
37,142
22.0£)7
8,37\)
1:;,465
:W,850
~,,3J3
7.377
.-1.3i:-}
in,;j;)ti
1;,65~
9624
10:995
6.924
:),4t':l2
[0,38;,
n,G:17
I
H,29f>
8,3;3:,
12a
2]
11.242
"'.76~
:2S,; J /
/,27:2
2;),2i(i
11,-19,
4
ID
1
4
i-
!l,84:3
';2;-,-
41i2,642
98
20 (a). .'\.verage
County
and
(OUNTY
nu mber of pupils
County
Borough
and in atrendance in each
on rolls
for the vear
ended
30th June,
r ~v:r"gCNU~~'
;~~;:;:--\-A-:::~~
neu-.
on the
'---
'--,
Boys
0
---
~li~1
------
Total
Dail~- Attendance
fall Pupils.
- - ,
. Boys
II APercentage
of
verage Daily
Attendance
to
A verage
_~~~~_L:rot~I_I'
I
;;.~80
lO,75r.
4.380
I
10.429
20,787
8,165
1 iU,.:l
16,543
Monaghan
4,47R
4,612
9,000
3,483
3,713
7,106
79.2
Clare
6,305
6,:,67
12,67~
5,085
5.233
10,31i1
31.4
13,551
86.3
Cork City
8.661!
7,572
8.035
15,607
Cork Count,'
18,165
18.12·[
3G.2~9
Kerry
10,4:52.
11,011
~1,463
8.714
4,443
8,321
3,202
3.n51
15,010
6,327
6,108
~0.340
8,393
8.196
16.5~9
Limer lck City
3,878
Limerick County
7,075
Tipperary
10,345
Waterford
City
Waterford
Count.y
I
9,n05
6.710
6,841
lG,~95
30.5
Cavan
Dublin
4.!1\101
LiB:1
n,O!)i
R,955
~\ron"gh"n
:1.H74
:J.791
n,218
17,93~
~3.5
Cork Couut y
6,753
81.2
Kerry
l:it)'
R.n04!
~,940
City
:3,204
a.uo
8l.6
Limer-ick
<. ounty
6.652
~,22;) 1
2,011
2.311
4,322
82.2
TiPperary
3,5H
!
:1.670
7,214
2.860
3.015
5.875
81.4
Waterford
City
W.teriord
County
2.057
4,030
3.07~
:3.200
9.070
5,180
2,099
2.094
4,193
80.9
:14,502
34,229
68.121
86.6
Carlow
15,305
t.I,68R
:;,086
12,67-!-
8~.8
Dublin
City
3,74;)
7.426
79.2
Dublin
Countv
4,341
8,955
83.0
Kildare
~.843
5.:=;;)2
81 A
Rilkrnn;'
-:l.6:l0
2,165
~.240
79.0
LROighi<
2.HHll
7,n61
7.3H
Kildare
+,684
'I,G?'I
Kilkenny
5,505
;,,102
9,371
10.787
l.aoighis
3,36~
3,4-19
(j517
2.
Longford
~,68J
2.C%!
5,376
2.084
3,681
4,614
I
7091
I
I
1.973
79,397
Dublin County
:l.103
6.1
.).ti7~
;),.')on
11.1~7
1
2.2~8
,
I
..•0.1
!
i.;)OO
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C,I
1I
~$l!)
"
I ;:;;::
1.66:l
I
1;.062
I
l.;.OlH
.1.5:27
1O.R88
,.:4-.(;
.
14.300
81.8
83.,
1.709
2 ..-.:30
4.567
!33.tH)7
:~;3,l,jl
66,958
6,949
6.2M
4.l:;fj
3,U63
I
I
l~.OJ:,
7.:;00
0
17.1\66
'sl
3.0 5
l3.H.)
1 i,B4-+
8.4\16
\.ttendan('{'
!).H4!
12.il80
I
rer('('ntat!l~ of
Average Duilv
i.sat
8:!.6
29,4'>6
:!S,,~27
'>8,2B:3
l:l,:!l3
',.Ro7
:,.1.03
11,060
83.7
,119
3,27~
3.229
6.501
80.1
4,261::i I
8.H27
3.8H7
:l.:;M
:.U)4:~
.).S:H) I
i,H.,J7
I
i'A-;S
~7.1J
33.!l
1
I
4.760
Louth
.;,241
·),804
I
10,135
·(,30;
3.\193
8.300
81.0
I.nnl!ford
2A:i;)
~.:J.::'I
-t jOt
un;)
I.nl~
3.,';3:11
<lO.O
~reath
4,648
4,683 I
3,657
3.689
7.346 I
78.7
Louth
-4:..j:36
4,237
$.li8
:3.767
3,480
247
sz.s
Off~ly
4,040
4,041
I
9,331
8,081
3,265
3,311
6,576 '
81.~
}1('ath
~,093
4,135
8,228
3,2S1
8,171
3,448
3.391
6,839
83:;
I
OffAly
3,;;&~
3,473
7.042
2,010
2.87~
13,882
;'.432
5,705
11.137
80.!
3.5n
3,!2U
7.020
:l.070
2J91~
8,547
3,482
!I.295
6,777,
79.3
5,OH
6,130
12,074
4,~40
4.9~8
3.903
:J,656
7.~,:;9
Westmeath
4,170
6,772
'Yicklm\"
4,4031
Ih\lw8.~
14'0191'
ayo
.ituscommon
~1i!!0
TOT-A-r-,s----;
I
I
.
4,001
7.110
4,144/
13,948
I
27,%7
11,328
11.385
2,750
2,875
I
5,625
10'092 '
10,2961
20,388
3,539
3,642,
7,181
12,278
12,363'
24,641
5,619
:;.755!
11.3,4
4,459
4,672
4,797
4,812
~,60~
3,819
1
3,9451
226 ~89 ~27,073
~2,71~
4:;3~962/1S7,041
1188,21 i
i
I
meath
81.2
78.S
827
9.131
7,764
"(':0-1
I
375,25s!--'82.7--
12,UM
Ldtriltl
10.3
jfa~ 0
80.8
Xos('oltnnon
3.Ul~
lO,7~6
11,74U
:lJO!):~
lOJ5\l~
23,~~8
10,095
iU)7~
:.!,41()
21,:35B
~.9::H
7,
1
fi,,)I:i
3.1:1:;
6,07.
~,67~
~0.4
I \:I. 77i
17.941
z.t
~lii£O
ror ..•.
Lr>
t~)
I·~[~wAn'r~;~lI~.O. un
1::::;
7.6ti5
Limerick
.
-(UrI"
~.0:l7
J5,070 I :lO.S\)4
15. 24
;;,261
~.568
-!
18,012
\).3!l~
2,832 ,
I
.
Daily Attrnrl<lnre
oi I'uptl-
10.!J41
Cork
I
~.612
I;~~
n..")7B
I
1·1';t'~N
.-\.Yf"ragr
Totnl
Clar,'
30,707
2,429
30,78:; , 30,612
City
Girls
Donecnl
l:;AI~
1
Carlow
BOY:-1
2.8
nuder
.-\verage Xumber of Puplls
on Rolls.
COrXTY
__ ~~
;',476
1,~ill
Pupils over () and
No.
10,3 ~IR
Donegal
20(b) .• <\ vcruge nu mber of pupils 0\'(')' 6 and unci!')' 14 ~'('ars of ag('
on l'OUS and in atrend.mce
in each COllnt~· and Countv Bor-ough for
tilt"
~'('m' t'ml"d 30th ,11111(,. 1945.
1945.
100
21. 'rile average daily attendance
each Countl' and Countl' Borough
of pupils over 14 years of age for
for the year ended 30th June, 1945.
Average
Da,iIj
Attendance.
COUNTY.
Boys
Girls
I
Tota,l
1Cavan
Donegal
MOllRghall
98
]96
60
168
313
257
~66
509
317
Clare
Cork City
Cork County
Kerry
....
Limerick City
Limerick County
Tipperary
Waterford
City
'Waterford County
161
241
550
351
223
641
1,182
798
309
370
448
233
116
384
882
1,732
1,149
383
622
625
276
175
Carlow
Dublin c"ity
Dublin Comity
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laoighis.
Longford
Louth
Meath
Offaly
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklo\\'
55
703
23490
88
62
93
67
65
66
5G
84
1,198
225
169
199
128
129
ll6
128
118
13~
337
138
139
1,901
459
259
287
190
222
183
193
207
188
468
%56
Galway
Leitrim
Mayo
Roscommon
Sligo
368
101
297
162
103
750
169
536
374
259
1,118
270
833
536
362
TOTALS
ill
252
J77
43
59
131
5,121
---
141
]0,270
----.
11),:l9J
~--
22. NVa-IBER 01. l'UPll,S
OX :gOLLS O~ 30th Jl)~E,
1st
Standard
Infants
County
2nd
Standard
1---------1-------1-------1
•
Cavan
....
Donegal
Monaghan
Clare
Cork City
Cork County
Kerry
...
Limerick City
Limerick County
Tipperary
Waterford City
Waterford County
Carlow
Dublin City
Dublin County
llildare
Kilkenny
Laoighia
Longford
Louth
..
Meath
.
Offaly
.
Westmeath
Wexford
'Wicklow
'1
I
••
2,716
5,859
2,570
3,602
.... I,
.:
\1
"
..
....I
.... ,
....i
Galway
Leitrim ....
.... '1
~{~~;om~~~
Sligo
....
::.::
1
4,288
10,228
6,141
2,543
4,298
5,853
1,552:
2,082
1,623
23,341
4,781
2,803
3,142
1,843
1,587
1,269
2,717
2,360
2,328
3,997
2,464
II
l
\
\
11
I
1945, ARRA
3rd
Standard
1,504
2,702
1,123
i,6;S
1,820
4,422
2,582
1,097
2,023
2,751
609
983
1,605
1,833
4,383
2,530
1,052
1,945
2,687
676
929
1,61S
1,923
4,472
2,515
924
1,971
2,655
689
863
728
9,740
2,060
1,405
1,296
978
720
1,239
1,274
1,099
1,161
1,981
1,213
711
10,063
2,063
1,214
1,375
852
678
1,142
1,221
I,08U
1,057
1,778
1,163
680
10,047
2,063
1,252
1,267
837
674
2,901
1,170
I,~~95
""
1,80;;
1,U76
i
7,772
1863
3,653
910
i
3,388,
887
2,7Zl:
1,167
I
1,16;$
i
?:~~~:r:iM I r:~~t
i
I
I
5~n
Standard
U1~
Standard
I
't (,il
Standard.
ts~n
I
Sta.ndard·
Totals
.-------:1-------1-------1--------------·;--------
1,466
2,858
] ,176
I
TO !'!T."~D."RD9.
. GED M'CORDING
'14th
Standard,
1,426
2,645
1,li8
I
i
1
1
i
I
I!
i
1,326
2,40]
1,146!
1,619
1,794
4,293
2,544
981
1,871
2,527
628
965
621
9,084
1,810
1,084
1,300
856
652
1,399
1,155
1,057
1,031
1,687
1,1)4\;
11
I'
11
I
i
I
I
I'
I
1,166
2,267
1,005
1,505
1,708
4,221
2,480
855
1,662
2,200
508
789
527
8,347
1,482
913
1,207
764
582
1,310
1,084
835
889
1,462
924
1
I
11
I
I
832
1,572
681
407
777
312
958
1,147
2,905
1,697
541
1,070
1,463
431
506
39l
350
5,909
913
589
890
4n
391
787
674
539
565
980
632
99,'
299
144
10,942
21,380
9,335
116
414
655'
512
135
166
223
99
66
13,052
15,642
37,142
22,057
8,379
15,465
20,850
5,343
7,377
III
2,276
400
264
359 li
232
168 1
236
295
-2"2
86 ' ,I
6
372
208 I'
2-i
549
8.~
100
15U
89
30
102
47
7('
41
18::
42
5,37':;
79,356
15,654
9,624
10,995
6,924
5,482
10,385
9,637
8,295
8,335
14,242
8,768
1
39i
8i
28,717
7,272
I
~~i i~:!~~
715
1,563
1,056
251
459
491
151
194
i
I
"
I
:i,485
912
3,43b,
878
3,113
857
2,287
560
1,184
324
1,172
1,17;:;
1,10;;
2,~~~
752
~~~
435
~:~!~
~:~g4,; i:~~~
I
I
155
\
9,843
--------':--------.'_-------'------.----------1--------·:---------1---------
___
..;'I;.,;O;.,;T;,,;AL;;;;;;S;..._...;,;
...;,;;I!.,· _',:;12:,;8;,:;,":;';'
1;,;;8:.-;:_,;,;58:;.:,,;48;,3;,,,"~.m~,;;;5,;,:7,:;;.25;.;1;....~1..;;:5;;;;8~,68;;;;6::_..~1_:5;.;;4;:;,8;;;2;,3,-\i~4;;;,9;;:"oJ;;,;·64;.;'
';...L...l..' _ • .;;.~.;:,~<!;;:;t?!?~",,_...:.i...;!...;,;;,5~~~8,;,3...J.1_...;5.;..5;..4;.;.6__:1_46_2_,6~
102
:?:~. :'iumbf'1' of pupils promoted
01'
cot
dm-inu
:'ITY
to a higher Standard on lst July,
YI-.;U' ended
30th June, 1945,
t hc School
I
To
1st
I Std,
I
-
T()
2nd
!
I
Std. I
-1.2:;nl1.30~1
Cav nu
Dorlf'JZ<!1
2.408
s.us:
1.0;;0
'1.1.06
To
3Td
--- ------- -----
: To
14th
Rtd.' St.!.
I
I
To
5th
I
see:
To
sth
O!IO
2.176
2.229
1.033
943
'
Std.
1.20311:209-1.N3
:U~l
194~.
To
,th
I Std.
I
Tot" 1
-~21-~~OO
~7~1--'~
1.::;4J 1.2Jal
818
'1'0
18th
\ Std.
64!; 10..'i42
577
210
6,727
9,011
1
1.37;;
Chu'"
Cork
1,7%
(,it~·
Cork Couuty.
1.354
1.381
1.377
1.352
1,143
769
260
1.731 I,7~~
1.602
1.506
1,307
850
479 11,0;;2
4.098
4.000
4.061\ 3,900
3.n15
3.498 1 2.G12
z.em
2.3--19
2.25;')
2.2'i'R
2.26:;
1,983
I
1.498
Limerick
City
1.147
1,118
952
874
720
Limerlr-k
County
1.701
1,684
1.686
1.666
1,614
1,342
2,499
2,379
2.37:'
2.247
2.087
1.R63 1.143
627
615
77;'
829
Tij)pt~nll'y
Wateriorrl
(,i1~'
Waterford County
857
8J(\
:;70
Carlow
Dublin
City.
Dublin
County
,173
".;;B:~ R.JOI
1,851
2,002
1. ifH"l
l.flGfl
1.2,0
1.102
1.0"0
1.080
Kilkenny
1.209
1.277
1.10,-, J,18o
171
~,9lJ
137
5,1;;;;
79
3.596
1.769 38,\)93
205 10,967
1.53J
':::1
9;;1
1,106
J,085
717
146
6.95n
304
8,139
{SI
ti:lt.i
328
ti!1
Louth
1.:128 1.201
'.Ieath
1,117
1.IO~,
1, I90
1.140
1.08:'
1.040
1,003
5:,)]
8~6
1.046
%7
Wr:-:.tlllt'tlth
1.11fl
!l85
\Y~xftlrd
J.7-4-t
1.57!)
l..~:)H
\Vil'klo\\'
1.0!)~
1.lO8
gn
3.121
3.075
:j.041l
3,022
7!)S
H02
807
80G
762
619
~.i22
27071
2.62n'
2.296!
t.etl rhu
2.tiS2
)[H~'t~
.
I{o,comm""
/' 1,128
___________
6,305
1
Lougtord
---TOTAL."
4.223
6.\140
~\)j"1
O~7
Laoighis
Sligo
220
262
431
,")81
!l.BO!1
27,371
711 15,540
266 10,811
384
598
9.209 10,559
Kildare
345
],280
2,ii'tl
424
823
1.180; 1.212
1,0011 1.0:32! 1,043
0(1)
'....7:-'1
l.'-)lB
1.-1201
\161
7~H
7;;4
2,83312.587
:l2!;
JO,178
43~
167
6,417
479
1638
i
958,
SOl
1,755
J,2UOI1,150jl,1l1/
1,007
:::1 :::~~
I
J,2i2
!)2~
:~:I:::::
584
791
!lOO 20,338
209
5,281
6381
18,O~:!
6881
;5791' 1:1,123
575
282
6,689
-r~'2-:S98( 53,714i 5l.i23'W,760~! 47,390140,695126.988'lll.i\8113:J47;)
-..!..'
'
I
•
L
:!!. ~UMBER
OF PUPILS O\' 't'HR ROI,LE'i ARRANGE/)
Date
I
-I
autlt June, 1941.
W4::
_
128,U~
I
1:!7,:HO
1944,
12fJ,577
128,318
•
,,
.56,975
I
57,82!J
ii8,678
58,483
I
:1,',[
I
.37,550
.;7.605
I
.i6,268
,;7,566
.36,409
i
.3.3,323
2nd
4-th
I
I
I
I
57,15U
56,7(;7
1)7,684
ii6,60!)
!)7,:Uil
58,686
5;;,098
,
54,611
54,823
I
I,
I
I
'l'HE LA.~T FIVE YEARS
7th
I
8th
I
5th
6th
50,78H
38,470
Total
18,:376
37,364
17,703
6.726
465,673
17,23~
6.:315
464,832
16,045
5,676
463,600
5,f)46
! 462,64~
1---'--,---
I
58,23:>
127,28:1
1!l43
]94:'
Ist
Inlr.nt~
f\CCORlltNG TO STANDARnSFOR
50,324
I
6.HI
472,145
f-'
50,737
36,357
50,328
34,392
49,864
1
34,088
I
\,
1
]5,583
i
0
Cl:>
lOll
104
::!.-,.. '\U:\IJlER
OP I'HDIARY
TIl:ACHERS
30th .TUYFJ, 1945.
Principal n.rul Assiatant Teachers"
.J unior
Assistant
El\fPLOYRD
ON THE
MEN
WOMEN
3,754
4,931
TOTAL
8,685
1,386
1,~86
'1.7. 'rEACHFJ
. WHO
LE.I<"[ 'rID] SERVICE
DU.RING
E~TDED 30tb JUNE, 1945.
~ en
)f(>1llbers of Religious Orders of :Jlonk.
01'
Nuns who "re members of the
minimum
recognised
staff required
by the Regulations in Monastery or
Convent National
Schools paid by
Capitation.
Supera.nnulIote'i
1,5';;6
368
2,02-10
~4
r
40
---------14------Totals .
208
541
8,!)l4-
4.330
04
749
w ~Iwomen
r
Died
Mileellaneoul
Lay Assistant Teachers who are members of the minimum recognised staff
required by the Regulations in MOIlastery or Convent National Schools
paid by Capitation
TOTALS
Wome
85
\'E.\t>
Assistants
Prinoipa 11
Mistresses
THE
I
99
I
52
1(
Junior
\ Grou
Assistant
Total
Mistresses
I
~ 63
12
17
26
2
13
15
4
45
64
33
70
103
21
188
181
37
407
'-189
i
11\1$
Total
46
136
.
I
]2,844
28. SCr'U.JES OF SALARIES OF 'l'EACHERS.
The toregoi ng figures have reference to the normal staffs of the
schools required to warrant the payment of grants.
In addition to
these teachers, members of the Community and Supernumerary
Lay
Assistants arc in many cases employed in Convent and Monaster?
• ational Schools to supplement the staffs required by the Regulations,
but grants are not allowed by the Department in respect of such
teachers. Lay Assistants who are included as members of the minimum
rcoogrusrxl
~ta!t' of the school rvqu i red by the Regulations are paid
personal salaries bv tile Department-an
adjustment being made in
the amount of Capitation Grant paid to a school in which such Lay
Assistants are employed.
26. XUi\fBEH OF ]>ERSO~S APPOIN'l'ED
FOR. THE FIRST 'rIME
M, I'RJKCIPAIJ, ARSIS'rANTS OR LAY ASSJSTA.K'l' TEACHERS
IJUlHl\"(, THl,) VRAR l<~NnED 30th JU~l~, 1945.
,\Il~S
\YOM];jN
86
TOTAL
118
These tigu res do not .nclude
teachers who had been uut of the
service on ~Oth June. 1944. and who were re-appointed as principal,
assistant or 1<J,v assistant
teachers
during the year; neither do they
include temporal'." additional assistant teachers appointed under the
Special Scheme to schools in which the existing staff was insufficiently
qualiflcd
in Irish.
'.
HH.).
(1) Schools
'ith a.n average attendance
of 30 or more pupils.
The normal
cale for men principal teachers (trained) is £hU
rising by seve een annual increments to £303.
If highly erneient
they then ente a supernormal
scale and proceed by five annual
increments to axima varving, with the average attendance of pupils.
IJ urn £340 to J.; rii.
204
In addition. 20 .J unior Assistant Mistresses. of whom 1 was trained.
were appointed.
~ 'I'hcre were, on :30tl1 .J UIl
Teachers.
Revised seal s of salaries for National Teachers came into operalion from 31st October, 1946. The scales in operation prior to that
date were thos which had been introduced on Lst April, 1934, with,
in addition, a increase of 5% which was granted from Ist April,
19:38. Particulecs of the 19:~4 scales are as follows (figures shown
should be in er ased in each case by 5% in order to show rates in
operation in t e period Ist April, 19B8. to BOth October, 1946, inclusive) ,
a
fCII'
vacancies
fat' Princtp-rl
'I'he normal scale [01' women principal leachers (trained) is £.128
rising by Jourte n annual increments of £8 and one of £(; lO £,2-J,,,.
If highly efficient they then enter a supernormal scale and proceed
by five annual mcrements to maxima varying from £270 to j;'.?f.l5.
Trained assistant teachers. men and women, have respectively the
same normal s .ales as principal teachers, but their maxima ill the
supernormal sc le are £340 and £270 respectively.
••Includes teachers who Jeft the service and do not appear to have
of from £340 to £377.
106
107
(2) Schools with an ave rage of 20·29 pupils.
The normal scale is £12\8. rising hy fourteen ann I incre
£8 and one of £6 to a mlaximum salary of £246. I highly n:~t~ 01
the principal teachers of stuch schools are then eligib e for fi
c1ent
. the sunerrnormat scale, making the
increments m
aximuve ann"~1
••••
1::262.
m salary
(3) Schools with
all
on')
re 19-1·) . ?9.7
per cent.
I.
~
.
68.S per cent. were Etfictenr
"Oth J
bfficient.
Oficient
30. LOCAL ,\11) TO 'l'EACHIXG S'l'AFFS.
aid l
Local ;11
.
the vt:
dunng
-
aveerage of 10·19 pupils.
Scale, £128 by £8 to £2t08.
(5) Untrained
the teaching staffs amounted
._
ended :30ll1.Iune, 194;:0.
I
z,7JU
Teachers with special quralifications and satisfyin
as to efficiency, etc., are gn'anted annual bonuses as
(a) Teachers who have ccompleted a three years'
or who have obtaimed a Teaching Diploma
University lectul'es-£8
for men and £7 for
(b) Graduates of a Unltveraity and teachers ho
Certificate of the Dep>artment-£16 for men a
(c) Teachers holding thee Higher Diploma-£25
for women.
(d) Infant School 'I'eacheees with the Higher Froel
the regulation3
fo11ows:urse of tratninp
y attendance ut
women.
ing the Higher
£13 for women.
or men and £20
20;{
29. NUMBERS OF PHINCIPAL, ASSISTANT AND LAY ASSISTANT
'rEACHERS IN 'I'HE SERVICE ON 30th JUN!JJ], 1945, RECEIV'
ING THE NOltMAlL AND SUPERNOR~ AL SCALES Of'
SALARIES.
Tonl
Women
Men
6,99'
Normal Scale . . . . . . . . . . .. .
..............
4.043
2,943
2.·H
Supernormal Scale
1,429
J .019
Totals
3.962
5,472
--
9.~:ll
Trained
'Iota I
Untrained
13
1,732
93
4,048
53
2,040
466
,u:n
r,
458
7J
4,830
I
I
----I
74!l
83
----_. ----
I
TOTA
/:.;
3,8!)J
9,434
642
The number of teachers in the service on 30th June, 19,15,who ha':
a t ird year course of training was:~Iell
Women
Total
31-.1
70
384
-ompleted
az,
I Certificate-£7.
(7) Annual Capitation Grant.
Princtpals of Schools witth an average annual at ndance of thirtv
pupils or over receive an a.nnual capitation grant 0 8s. for each pupil
in average attendance up to a limit of 120 pupils. and capitation at
the rate of 4s. per pupil om each unit in excess 0 120.
Vice-Principals may be recognised in schools wit! an average atte'idance of 160 and receive lli capitation grant of 4s. for each pupil j'l
excess of 120 up to a limit of 280.
A second Vice-Principal r nay be recognised in a , hool of 320 pupils
and receive a capitation gu-ant of -Is. for each pupil in excess of 281)
up to a limit of 440.
Untrained
97H
Lay Assistant-
Quali1icatioul!!!i.
.--
I~'rain<~_1
A.sistanls
-- I
Women
)[pn
Prinripals
£2.115 13s. 6d.
teachers in the service on ;lOth June, 1945.
1--'
____
to about
.\SO UN'rRAISED TEACIDJRS.
Trained am untrained
Teachers.
The scale for untrainecR women teachers is £11 , rrsmg by one
annual increment of £:i, [rollowed by four annual in .cmerits of £4 .(,
£131.
(6) Special
11'
31. TJ{M~EJ)
(4) Special Increments.
Teachers while passing through the normal sea e are eligible
receive triennially special increments for highly effi ent service. Th~
amount of the increment iis equal to the amount of he increment itl
the normal scale which xwould be appropriate at
e date as from
which special increment i1S granted.
of the _teachers were Highly
.
and J.;:O per cent. were Non-
Uni versity
Assistants
Princtpajj,
UNIVERSrry
GRADUATES.
'aduates in the service on 30th June. 1945:
.
.........
... .
.. .
.. ... ... ...
~:
~
~:oen
~6~n
367
Total;;-
I
""635-
Total
5]8
,195
W
128
- 878-
--_.------------
:13.QUALIFICATIONS I~ IRISH OF :\LIJ TEACHERS SERVING T\'
~~ATION.,\LSCIIOOL~ O~ 30th JC:\,E, 19·15.
-
---------------------------------------------Without anv Cert ificat«
With Ord inarv Cort iticmo
W·
..'
c
It11 B11ll1b'UalCcrt iucato
W·
c
Ith Ard Teastas
.
-------------------------------
. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . ..
1,:304
\
2,691
.
I
"'~~~;o~a;
8.803
-
Percentage
I
9.5
19.6
1
64.2
\ .......,.13-,~-~-~--IIO~::
-------------~------------------------~--------~---ThiS
an
include6 about ROO Supernumerary Teachers serving in Convent
d Monal';tcl'Y:\ ational Schools paid by Capitation.
I
'1
108
:34. ANNUAL EXr\MIN ATlONS.
Pl"illla9' Cl'rtiIicate Examination
held on the 8th .June
(a)
(b) Other Examinations.
1945
Table relatmg to t~e number of pupils who were p 'esented fol' the
Prtmary School Certificate Examination in each cou ty the number
who pas>'ed and the percentage of those presented W'ho passed. .
No.of Puplls
in 6th Std.
011 the 30th
.June, 1945
County
I
No. of Pupils /NO.OfPuI Is
presented for who pass d
examination
,
350
325
832
Percentage
of pupils
who passed
78.8
712
497
69.8
958
779
6-.)9
84.7
Cork
4.052
3,796
3,007
79.2
Donegal
1,572
J,358
939
69.1
Thlblin
6,8:!2
7,002
~.847
69.2
Galway
2,287
J,8()9
1,522 '
80.1
Kerry
1.697
J.,7!O
1,185
68.0
53:)
405
75.7
534
71.7
Cla.re
Kildare
;}89
. Kilkeuny
890
Laoighis
473
I
I
i
7+.,
351i
I
209
58.7
I
29
58.9
I
1,10'
74.4
560
I
492
Limerick
1,H 11
I
1,408
Longford
:3!1l
:l06
21
70.6
Louth
787
j
746
47
64.1
1,721
1,25
72.6
:)65
42
74.3
Leitrim
Mayo
I.•••
2,040
t\
Meath
67-10
Monaghan
681
·;6:l
39
70.5
Offa.ly
.330
468
33
71.6
Roscommon
954
791
53
67.6
Sligo
7.)~
679
47
70.3
1,463
1,291
1,03
80.1
Waterford
937
7!J4
58
73.0
Westmeath
;;65
637
43
68.3
wexford
980
847
58
69.5
Wicklow
632
;;21
35i
67.9
34,088
31,076
Tipperary
TOTAL
-
li--~-I---256
Carlow
22,54J~
72.5-
. This Ipxamination is compulsory for all pupils qp the rolls of the
sixth or higher standards who have not previously sat for the Exammatton and who are not absent owing to reasona le cause.
11
-
Easter
Preliminary
Examination*
Examination
Training
for Students in
College Course
Examination
for Certificates in
NO. of Candidates
1l)4
.
Final
j
Year
of
.
ristr]
183
314
F;xamination for Entrance to Preparatory Colleges
and for Scholarships to pupils from the Ffor
Ghaeltacht
.. ,."
,
'
,,
"."., .
895
Examination tor Scholarships in Secondary and
Vocational Schools (County and County
Borough Schemes) and for schools under
Erasmus Smith Schools Act Scheme .... ' ...
2.255
* Candidates (other than Preparatory
College Students) for adrnission to the Training Colleges and candidates for appointment ".,
Temporary entrained Assistant Teachers are summoned to a Preliminary Examination at Easter and, if successful, are admitted to
the Leaving Certificate Examination in the following June. Of the
764 candidates, 596 were candidates for entrance to training and 163
were candidate untrained assistant teachers.
-t Of these, 7 were examined for the Teastas and 1 passed, 216 were
examined for the Teastas Dha Theangach and 142 passed, and 9] were
examined for the Arc1Teastas and 17 passed.
:
,
110
:n.
CARLISLE
AXD
111
BLARE
PHEi\UUJ\(S.
RLAKE PREi\HU:\18 FOR
:JOth JU. -E, 1945.
(,ARI,TSLl<: .\XD
THE VF,\R
(Amonnt of each Premium-£7
THE (',\RI,ISLE
-----
AXD BI,ARE PRE~nUM FUND.
County
Divi -
1. The Minister for Education
is empowered to allocate to the
teachers of ordinary Xational SChools the interest accruing from
certain funds at his disposal in premiums, to be called c, The Carltsle
and Blake Premiums."
Teachers of Model Schools, Convent Schools.
or other special schools are not eligible for these premiums.
2. The interest
from tile accumulated funds available for premiums
is distributed
every year in promtums
to the two most doservina
principal teachers in each of the eight Jnspcctonar Divisions. subject
to the following conditions:la) that the average attendance and the regularity
c.mce of the pupils are satisfactory:
(b) t hat a fair proportion
of the pupils
is enrolled
of the atten-
7s. Od..)
----~~I,.:.::..:R-=o-=l1~i---R-'C-h-O-Ol-----"-'jl--·--N-a-m-e--of--Pr-inI
'ion
i ~o.
----I·-)-r-a·y-o--113392:
Leitrim
i16035
1
eipal
Kilkell~' Girls' X.. .
I
}fiss Agnes Cassidy
I
R
x.s.
-v-
Cloonsarn
5046 Mcenncladdy
Donegal
2
Donegal
16671 R. ~. Cnoc na Naomh
:J
GaJwa~'
113n
:'Ira.vl)
I
S. N. Rosmno
. nu
S.
(Buachailli)
S. N. Chainnigh
Mac Giolh
Phadraig
I
Padraig Bonar
Naofa
I
Laois
16939
4-
Gahm~'
16428 Garafine
5
Dubln
17148
S. N. Eoin Baisdo
(Cailini)
S. N. Baile na gCailleach Thomas
in the higher
!
hOi81n
Mac
an
Bhaird
)i[iss Annie }L Dooley
4-
x.s.
6
Stiophan
I Tomas
llAille
]23.;0
Peadar
-Iohn McGinley
X.R.
2
3
Teache r.
1------------1-----------
Mrs. ~f. A. Morrissej'
Aim'
Xi
Cheannuinn
standards:
(c)
that. if a boys' or mixed school, taught by a master in a rural
district. the elements of the sciences underlying agriculture
al-e fairly taught to the boys of the senior standards; and, if
a girls' school (rural or town l. needlework is carefully attended
to;
Westmen.th
16868
6
Lim-riok
1l~08 Bnllyguiltenane Girls' N.S. Mrs. ~\fargaret Culhane
6
7
7
(d) that the state of the school has been reported during the
orevious two years as satisractor-; in respect of efficiency, mor-u
tone, order. cleanliness. dtscipltne. school records, supplv of
requisites and observance of the rules.
3. No teacher
in nve years.
is E'ligiblE' for a premium
..
more
frequently
t han
011f'E'
Lynch
5
I
Kerry
1703
Cork
14198
Corcaigh
Gueeveguilla
s. ~. an
Aingil Ohoimhdheachta
9647 S. N. Barr Achadh an
Bhile
8
8
Kilkenny
3808 'I'h nnastown
'.K.ilke'11IY 13333 ('l ..ggah X.15:
---------
Charles O'LeaI','
Hoys·~.R.
.Ioseph
\
Boy's
:\T.S.
O'Leary
Diarrnuid
0
iobhain
Peadar Laf an
Suil-
1 Donnchadha
13.
.__ ,.?ocl~al~t~i~~
..
()
112
36. THE REm BEQ EST.
,
Under the Reid Bequest Scheme for the advancement of Education
in the County Kerry, awards are made from the funds at this Department's disposal to six of the most efficient National Schools attended
by boys in the County Kerry for the purpose of assisting boys of •
Jimited means to attend the schools more effectually, by providing
1hem with books and clothes. or by the payment
of money for their
use and benefit. The schools arc selected u-lennially by the Di vlslonul
Inspector, with the approval of th is Department.
The following table shows the six schools selected for the trlennial
period which commenced on tst July, 1944, and the amount allocated
to each school in respect of the school year 1945-46:-
Roll
No.
Amount
Allooutcd
for Sohoo l
Manager
..... School
\'(';\r
]!)4.'i!-W
-------.
9850
O'Brennan
9874
Ard Fhearta
9i76
Kimego
,
An t Al hn ir
~r. ci
1>011I1}1('h;1""
"pry Rev .. J .. J. Canon :'I[o.\-nihftll.
P.P.. Y.F .. S.']'. L.
B.
£
:!-i
s. d.
3. 9
21
-i
!)
1I
-1
2
1>. F. O'Snllivun.
P.I'.
~:~l3
:2
An t Abhair T. Suipea],
P. P.
.'i l8
0
10775
Knockanure
Ht'\'.
14086
Emlaghdrinagh
l6892
Fionan Naomhtha ,"pry He\-. T. Canon
, \,Y.
Lyn-.
P.P.,
I,
2
2
-
TEACHERS' PENSIONS.
On 31st Decem bcr, J 945, the Pensions gl"a uted were as follo,,"s :-I1
'irK
11
·11
\VOME/(
TOTAl,
il----=-~'~------I,!---,-----li.---.----"-11
No.
J.046
Pensions granted during year ended 31st
December, 19'5:On Disablement
On Ordinary Retirement
On Retirement owing to Inefficiency
Increases under Pensions (Increase) Act, 1\)20,
TOTAL
Pensions ceased during the year ended
December, 1945,through death
Reduction under Pensions (Increase)
Act, 1920
Pensions ceased on re-appointment
TOTAL
I
£
I
I1
No.
173,.i6()
2,078
No.
£
:!39.846
£
3,124
+13,41 :l
27
2,014
n,315
a02
M
11
I
I
I
1
8
6~)
l
J
737
13,U66
J 43
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39.
N ",,!e of Colleee
Manager
TRAININC QOLLEGES.*
Date from which
recognised
----
Students in Training Sesaion 1944/45
-----
First Year Students
No. at Com- No. at Close\' S~ Examined
mencemeut
of Session
of Session
I
---------------'It_ Patrick's ' (Drumcondra,
---------------
Dublin) HiB Grace, the Most Rev. John C.
McQuaid, n.D., .Archbishop of
Dublin.
"Our Lady ol Mercy" (Carysfort,
Park, Blackrock, Dublin).
Do.
"Church of Ireland"
Dublin)
(Kildare Place His Grace, the Most Rev . .Arthnl'
W. Barton, n.n., .Archbishop
of Dnblin.
"l{ary
(LiOJ
Immaculate"
c.
rick)
,I
Most Rev. P. o'Neili, D.D.,
Bi shop of Limerick
1
1st September,
1883.
NIL
NIL
1
1st September,
1st September,
Ist
September,
1.883.
188~.
1001.
Eiual Year Students
including re-trials if an,'
---:-----:--
20V
37
!
No. Exam,ned
No. Passed,
xu,
I
206
37
II
80!'
1H
114
93
89
17
17
21
16
50
50
30
:l0
I
1
80
~lfj
No. decl;;;;
eligible for,
recall for
2ndYeal'
I
-------------+ -- -~--I----~~,:~~-~j~~---3:-1--1-8-l.--,----l.-81---I--:,;t-;:~
"In addition to the Training Colleges indicated above, the train ing given to (a) members of the Order of Irish
Christian Brothers in St. Marys Training College, Marino, Dublin, rnd (b) members of other Orders of Brothers at
the De La Salle Training College, Waterford, is recognised by the Department, and a modified grant in respect of
such training is paid to the authorities of these Colleges. The num bel' of students who successfully completed the
course of Training in the Session 1944-45in St. Mary's College, Mar mo, was 21 and in De L'I Salle Training College,
Waterford. was 18.
"
117
116
40. SPF.CIAL
GRANTS
LI\UNDRY
School
year
I
Subject
Cook ery
Laun dry
Cook ery and
Laun dry
Dom estic
Econ omy
I
I
I
I
Total
------.~
41. VAN AND
~chool
1943/~.
Amount paid
therefor
(1944/45
financial
year).
Number of
National
Schools.
£
s.
YPRr 1944/45.
[Number of
National
Sc-hools.
I
d.
County
Amount paid
there for
(1945/46
financial
vear).
£
d.
I.
290l
69
3~~ l
6,917
19
6,714
f)
6
.)
64\
':J
453
BOAT
FOR THE TEACHING
OF COOKERY,
OR DOMESTIC ECONO:\IY.
I
10 J
I
433
As a general rule grants in respect of instruction given in a particular school year, ended on 30th June, are paid in the financial
vear ended 31st March next following.
The amount paid in the financial year 1944-45 included £358 4s. 6d.
for instruction in Cookery, Laundry or Domestic Economy given to
National School pupils in twenty-one Vocational Schools during the
school year 1943-44; and the amount paid in the financial year 1945-46
included £270 (is. lld. for similar instruction in seventeen Vocational
Schools during the school year 194;4-45.
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork.
Donegal
Dublin
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laoighis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommor,
Sligo
Tipperary
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
TOTALS .
I
SERVICES
IN OPER.\'.rJON
31st MARCH, 1945.
Van Servic~s
under General
Rule 30 (2).
'
Van Services
under special
scheme for
conveyance
of
Protestant
children to school.
O.\' TilE
Boat
Services.
1
3
1
1
<I
12
2
3
1
4
I
1
4
4
4
1
5
2
2
2
1
I
3
2
I
2
2
I
1
4,
7
17
60
5
118
12. S'I.'A'J.'EMENT 0)<' *EXPEXDITURE
FROM PUBLIC
FUNDS O~
PJUMARY EDUCA1'ION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1943.
Service
*Expenditv.re
TR"U~ING COLLEGES:
Training Colleges under Private
Repayable
Advances
Students
Preparat-ory Colleges
of Training
to Colleges providing
Primary Teachers
Examinations
SCHOOl,S:
Principals,
Assistants,
Schools, and
Capitation
College
Fees
to
1,278 0 ()
36,823 11 10
Grants
KATIONAL
£
8.
d.
34,364 10 7
~fanagement
etc.,
Courses
in Irish
:l8.J- 8 8
il,966 18 11
in Ordinary
Teachers
for
of
Schools
and Model
paid
by
8
4-
Model Schools (Miscellaneous Expenses)
:!.,77:3 9
3
Van and Boat Services
5,353 12
9
Incidental
il,509,149
Expenses
81 16 10
:!.6 lJ
0
4!J,175 18
4
Free Grants of School Requisites
Grant towards the cost of Heating,
Cleansing of Out- Offices
Teachers'
etc., of Schools and
Residences
6:20 )()
Bonus to Parents or Guardians of certain Pupils in the
Gaeltacht and Brcac-Ghaeltacht
Holiday Scholarships in Gaeltacht
Grant
towards *he cost of Free
neoeasi tous children
Superannuation,
6
17,630
1,000
0
0
0
0
.3.861
7
0
·(:31.208 10
.)
School Books for
etc., of 'I'eachers .
GROSS TOTAL
Deduct Receipts
NET TOTAL
:!.
4,099,788
97,095
14
J3
8
4,002,693
0
6
-----------------------------------~-----------
.•To these figures must be added a due proportion
Administration, Inspection. etc.
of the cost
lJt
APPENDIX
I I I.
--
I-
Ill.
Al>PB~IHX
SECONDARY E])UCA'l'IOX S'I'A1'IS'rICS.
l.-Schools and Pupils.
~.
r.
Table
showing
for the
I
I
Schools
1944A5
Boys
Girls
:\Iixed
I
0
11.
-----
I
I
B081'dN~
63
99
If)
I
I
379
l
C'I
-
166
174
39
I
....
Boys
B08rd<'>Ts
-_ .._-/-----
Number
I
....
Totals
and the
Year.
number
of Pupils
in
I
I
I! Number
I Number
of
taking
Type of School
19-1-1-4.5, the number
'of recognised
Schools,
as classified,
at Secondary
classes
at the beginning
of the School
School Year
<,ttendance
6,56:l
I
I
6,84:1
177
I
H.195
241
11.29fi
941
6,4:36
12,237
i.06!}
!
I
]5,662
I
--
I
I
22,fi05
I
I
I
--
--
17,491
1,182
I
Day
Pupil,
I
I
I
I
I
6.563
6,195
521
Grand
Total
I
I
I
i
14,87:~
11.296
1,730
i
21,436
17,491
2,251
I
18,673
I
I
I
Boarders
I
-
,
--
I
I
Total
I
I
,
21,4:3£;
789
I
Day
Pupils
r
Bourders
;
14,87:)
--
---j---------------I
Totn,l
Girls
I
'rota 1
I
-- I
280
I
Day
Pupils
of Pupil"
13,:.179
I
I
27,899
41,178 .
,
I
Irish. and Bilingual Schools.-TABLE
showing for the School Year 1944-45 the number of Schools admitted
to Class A, J3 (1) and J3 (2),
and the number of Pupils of the prescribed l!.~(, in attcndanco
et SlIPj, F;r'hooh at tbe beginning of the School Year.
---
Number
._------..
..
To ta ls .
--
--
-
....
I
100
....
I
---
-
B (1)
-
-
6,197
132
I
I
1,407
146
B (2)
A
4,200
48
4.181
ti
32
22
1
6,100
33
59
55
4,248
4,317
6,133
6,329
I
-
-----
136
I
I
----
---
-
Total
I
]3 (I)
3-J.
l!J
37
59
4
.B (2)
A
B (1)
A
-----
---Gids
Boys
1944·45
Boys' Schools
Girl.lo' Schools
Mixed Schools
of Pupils
.---
Xumbel: of Schools
B (1)
.B (2)
4,181
1,407
282
6,100
2.24J
6.•
.3,870
8,406
A
B (2)
-
4,200
6,197
180
2,241
32
1,553
2.273
-
-- ~--
10,577
I
"ill
Ill.
Subjuta.-TABLE
.howing
for the School
---
,.
~
'0;:
I
urwill{/
Certificate:
Boys
Girls
Internudiate Ce1'tificate :
....
Boys
Girls
....
Totals
....
.
H
194(·(5 the number of pupils mentioned
of the Department's
Programme.
Yt'IU
in Table (1) ••bove studying
I
•...
"
..,==
til
.<:I ••••
'C~,...:l
••••
5.158
4,348
-
-
15,349
12,905
•
I
I
9,506 28,2541
~
~~
~
;:s
..ab.()
'" ~
.~ d
.!:J...:!
-
5,174
4,388
-
1,926
1,322
3,2481
9,562
"
~== '" ~~" ..:.:
~f
~b.()",Sel
bO.E
~.~ ~ 03 '•.."
s~ ~...:l Cl'"
I
.-
-
.s:
c
:;;
'"
d
,...:l
1
I
~
cO
'"
.~
0
...,
d
...,
.....
P.
00
iE
;.:::l
"
c::>
13
16,8811\431
14,217
63
4,289
2,897 16,341
1 6,575 12,517
69
11
31,10614941
3,815 29.791/21,059
'""
...,•..
oil
'<:IS
~~
p...,
p.,ol
-<~
Leaving
Certificate :
Boys
....
Girls
....
Intermediate Certificate :
Boys
Girls
....
....
241
1
-
-
4,716
2,159
"~
'0
"
en
.;!!
s
0
-
'"
..Q
,
0
-
201 -3681
24170
~
5
'<:I
p.,
:;;
Tot~ls
~
~
~
El...
.,
o
~ :>..
;t:.
oil •••
;;"
"'-;;
0.-
';';;
.., S
o o
.~ I'l
p';
211
P-IO
-<aJ
e-,
6D.:£
il
c
iECl
4,299
3,1.96
-
4,172
3,944
-
8,116
-
1,(l17
88
9,504
3,643
-
00
~
~
"
Cl
'"
;>,
0
~
.-
123
374
-
-
658
28
-
-
-
-
-
19
140
-
16;-: 6011
--
~
...,
•..d
01
::.I
497
--------
5,132
3,959
1,400
1,840
356
307
451 2,247
636 1,873
9,139 17,321
9,038 12,470
03 ••
~~
-
T,812
--.------
1,246 4,783 21,417 38,882
+
'~"
1,812
•
-
.~
0
»d,;I
00
>=
~~
.;;
...,
£IJ::
El"
0
A
~
~",...,e
0..
I>:l
-
'"
I 617
-'
<)
..........'"
d
~d
I
251
350
2.51
A
~
es
]'~
...,~
4]
40
,,41;
242/13.1471'-;]-;;-
j 8
;>
e
'"
~:a
-::la
SA
".,'""
<)
'<:I
Z
'0
201
50
-
~
17,312
14,277
'"
;;
540
1
-
..,
.~
-
8,095 31,589
I
-
...,0
ee '"
Cl
a
~
El"
El
c
03
b.()
I
"1-
44
~~
[::00
...
:;;
"•..."
ol-a
dl
00
0
so
•c,
]:>..
p.
:>..
•...
..Q
37
61
916
1
-
,...
..Q
825
3,428
-
I
I
I
the 'O"[niou8gubiect~
.
I
-
1,578
-
391
7,077
--- --- --617
--
8,651)
391
----
123
122
IV.-TABLE showing, for the School Year 194445, the Claulftcatton
of Schools according to Numbers or l-uprls ill u,,_ndancc ..; ,u-:
Bee-inning of the School Year.
Number
of Pupils
in Attendance
Boys'
Schools
Number
of Schools
Girls'
Schools
Mixed
Schools
--88--'
Under 100
100 and under
]50 and under
200 and under
Over 300
18
10
36
19
10
2
166
174
39
379
22
Totals
Total
232
65
28
150
200
300
41
28
13
V.-TABLE showing, for the School Year 1944-45,the distrlbution,
according to classes, of the pupils mentioned in Table Cl) above.
INTERllEDIA TE CBRTll'lOATB
Ist Year
2nd
3rd
4th
"
"
Totals
5,282
4,928
3,944
3,161
3751
3,663
3,835
3,042
17,315
14,291
LBAVING
1st Yea,r
2nd Year
Total8
Grand Total
Girls
Boys
Class
....
2.862
2,328
....
....
I
Total
-----9,033
8,591
7,779
6,203
31,606
oP:l!TIFICATlt
I
I
I
Number of Pupils
.••.hose homes are
situated therein
AREA
37
1
0
0
1
]07
Vr.-TABLE showing the Areas in which the residences of the
Pupils mentioned in Table (J) above are situated.
--
-
-- -----
- ----~-------
Oounty
Carlow
5:?4
591
1,426
4,802
644
10,546
2,046
1,706
662
1,096
3?''5
~8
~.31f>
:356
!J03
1,893
H8il
,:;86
61(\
871
695
('avan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Leitrim
Lsoighis
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
'VicklQW
Northern Ireland
Grll&t Br:tian
Other Countries
Z.428
1,349
773
1,088
688
494
Jlll
:!1
4J,[78
2,493
1,8BH
5,355
4,217
\
-------
I
3,190
4,382
9,572
22,505
18,673
41,172
-
---- - - ----
-- -
-~--~-------~- _._--------
VII.-TABLE showing, by ages, the number of new pupils admitted
to Secondary Classes in the school year 1944-45 (compiled from the
Entrance Examination returns furnished by the schools).
Age on Ist
August,
Under 12 Years
12 and under 13 years
13 and under 14 "
14 and under 15
15 years and over
..
Totals
11MA.
Boy.
Girls
Tot&l
456
2,2~9
2,G69
1,303
354
293
1,537
1,811
1,240
571
749
3,766
4,480
2,543
~26
7,OIl
5,452
12,463
124
l<~xaJ1linatioll
Statistics.
VII.I.
(1) Duration of Examinations, and Centres.-The Examinations for
1945,which began on the 11th June and extended over ten days, were
held at 352 Centres in 165 different localities. The distribution ()f
Centres was as follows:1945.
Ce nt res
for Boys
t •....
,,-'
Centres fat' Girls
135
Joint -:::e-ttref:[0"
Lloys and Girls
82
TOTAL
;;52
(2) Super-intendents and Examiners.-Excluding
those of the Department's Inspectors who did not receive extra remuneration for this
work, the numbers employed were:-
In
-----------_._--
Men
1945.
Women
Total
Superintendents
177
176
353
Examiners.
188
78
266
(3) TABLE showing the general results of the Examinations.
------------;----~----------------------194-5
-I
EXAMINATION
BOYS:
Lea ving Certificate
Intermediate
Certificate
TOTAL
GIRLS:
Leaving Certificate
Intermediate
Certificate
TOTAL
G1-tAi,n TOTAL
I
·1--;lmlb~-i--N-ll-rr-lh-e-l-:
Number
Examined
I
I
I
1
1I
j
passed with
Honours
I
I
!
-P-e-r-c-en-t-a-g-e-
passed
without
Honours
1,035
I
I
of thoso
Examined
who passe d
1,840
431
79.7
4.286
2,392
1,057
80.5
6,126
2,823
2,0.92
80.2
1,862
551
958
81.0
4,275
1,967
1,742
86.8
6,137
2,518
2,700
85.0
12,263
5,341
4,792
82.6
!'
I
---
.---
(~) Analitical Tables of the Results of the Examinations
r-e-
A.-INTERMEDIATE
CERTIFICATE.
194!'i
BOYS
._--------
----------Litriocht na Gaeilge
Gaeilge
English Literature
English Language
Greek
Latin
French
German
Italian
Spanish
History and Geography
Mathematics
Elementary
MathematiC!!
Science
Agricultural
Science
Domestic Science
Commerce
Music
Drawing (Course A)
"
(Comae B)
:M" nlJOl In.tnlCt,ion
- -
_._-
Total
Examined
Percentage
passed with
Honours
55.1
_._-Total
Percentage
passed
2,949
1,321
4,091
186
912
3,852
767
6
3
10
4,270
4,281
50.9
44.419.8
16.7
33.3
50.0
53.0
47.5
91.4
81.6
89.8
100.0
78.3
75.8
52.483.3
100.0
90.0
88.2
78.7
2,40482
27.4
42.7
67.6
76.8
410
3
32
1,1107
48
17.6
68.3
66.7
66.7
65.6
90.6
28.9
87.3
Cl:?3
1::!.3
,
-----~-----
46.5
(Girls only)
GIRLS
-.-- .. ----------Percentage
Total
passed with
Honours
Examined
Total
Percentage
passed
92.4
85.2
93.0
LOO.O
3,163
1,099
4.106
153
54.4
1,622
3,071
58
:30.0
15.2
27.6
6H
56.474.1
4,259
1,245
2,995
1,004-
44.7
46.1
45.3
83.7
85.9
84.483.9
2,197
551
91
706
1,678
29.6
21.2
73.6
30.3
29.7
81.0
71.7
90.1
92.9
86.9
47.2
B.-LEAVING
CERTI.FICATE-BOYS.
To tal
Ex&.mined
~'ota]
Percentage
passed
J945
I
1,830
1,821
364
I, 689
181
9
43
I, 487
4,63
I,
1,790
27
2
83
332
80
23
1
60
17
Ga.eilge
Englilh
Greek
LatiR
French
Gennan
Italian
Spanish
History
Geography
Mathematics
Applied )fathematic.l
...
lIUliic
Physics
Chemistry
General Science
Botany
..
Physiology and Hygiene
Physics and Chemistry
AgriculturlOl Science
Commerce
Drawing {Course A)
(COUI'ie B)
89.1
98.9
88.5
82.3
75.7
55.6
100.0
100.0
85.4
91.1
74.0
51.9
100.0
4
3
927
929
40414
2
55
1 3
45
13
1
-
8
386
--- ---
C.-LEAVING
CERTI
-
,
Percentage
failed on
Honours Paper
0.8
0')
1.0
0.5
11.5
75.9
97.6
76.9
71.7
61.2
55.6
.~
-
-
5.5
700487.1
68.9
53.8
6.6
8.7
50.0
-
-
3.6
22.4
ILl
53.6
71.8
97.1
30.0
28.6
71.4
LOO.O
100.0
88.2
-
-
100.0
28.0
J6.0
20.0
37.5
100.0
36.3
10
40
;;
157
Percentage
passed on
Pass Paper
I
44.8
48.1
64.9
66.3
13.5
25.0
33.3
28.7
35.1
.0.6
21.4100.0
49.1
36.1
44.4
76.9
'J_,)
----
Percentage
passed with
Honours
-
-
75.0
U2.5
6\}.6
46.7
88.2
100.0
]00.0
87.8
I
1,032
1,083
191
643
96
81.9
38
-------~------
Total
. Examined
in Honours
-
-
12.7
---
----
--------
l'ICATE-GIRLS.
10-1-.)
Total
Examined
----_.
Gaeilge
Englislt
Greek
Latin
French
German
Italian
Spanish
History
Geography
Matpematic5
Applied Mathematics
Music
Physics
Chemistry
General Science
Botany
Phyaiology a.nd Hygiene
Physics and Chemistry
Agricultural
Science
Domestic Science
Commerce
Drawing (Course A)
(Course B)
-----------------------------
--
Total
Percentage
passed
Total
Examined
in Honours
Percen tage
pa sed WIth
Honours
I
Percentage
failed on
Honours Paperl
I
Percentage
passed on
Pass Paper
45.5
45.4
1.7
0.4
67.2
(12.2
257
.~54
20
64.~
22.0
:;0.0
10.3
.J.O
74.7
64.9
100.0
100.0
89.0
91.2
53.1
1,195
1,308
30
39.]
:H.4
30.0
7.9
7.1
20.0
100.0
80.7
84.2
52.6
37
97.3
32
96.9
13
184
117
251
6
100.0
96.2
92.3
95.6
100.0
10
164]00
218
.3
4,0.0
65.9
69.0
50.0
:W.O
3.7
4.0
4-.1
100.0
95.0
70.6
93.9
100.0
631
64
264
478
97.1
93.8
94.3
592
31
233
~ll
.'')0.2
32.2
36.1
21.5
2.4
3.2
6.4
14.1
89.7
90.9
100.0
82.e
1,861
1,859
89.4
97.7
841
1,180
24-
82.4
76.5
95.8
1
1,657
1,618
1,641
Rd-.7
1,330
1,371
80.0
1-:>
-I
128
lX.-RECOGXlTlO-,,"
OF CLI\f';RES (FOJ,LOWIXG
THE
PROGRAMME)
IX PRIMARY
SCHOOLS.
J~!)
SECOXDARY
The number' of Primary
chools which applied during the School
Year 19~ J-I.) to have Classes receiving instruction in the Secondary
Programme recognised under the terms of Appendix IX to the
Secondary Schools' Programme was 72.
Number of pupil returned by the 72 Schools in which Courses of
Secondary Standard were appmvE'd:Boys
.
3,:J
Girls
4.31
.n '.-\RDED O. - '.rHE RESt I",n; OF THE
CERTIFICATE K·A)nXATIOX~.
(1) The number
of Scholarships a warrted on the results of the
Intermediate
ertificate Examination,
19'+.5. was as follows::'Ol.-S
'HOL.-\RSHIPS
----- --
----
:\umber
of Primary
1945:
awarded
TOTAL
1,691
which entered Pupils for the Certificate
School
NUlUbCl·1
of
_o~~~~~====
~~fBlip.
I
Presented
i--
Schools
Tutormediate
Certificate
_
Leaving
Inter
Cortificatc
mediate
Certi-
704-
6
53
I
(£15)
ips arc
tenabic- for
of Teachers
98
143
7
37
In 194.)
Boys
Schools
S o h 001Y ear 1944 ~5..
Registered
Men
W.men
...
...
....
....
988
986
....
----1----Unregistered
Total
632
891
1,020
1.877
1,523
3,497
First
Prize
Second Prize
(2) The number
as follows:-
Men
Women
1,974
....
of Teachers
who received incremental
.
.
82()
TOTAL 1.76(;
Xr.-l\.EGI~TRATION OF TFJACHERR.
The number of Teacher's registered during the, chool y(,"!, 1~H-4;-)
was 129, of whom 15 were registered provlsionully.
The number of Tear-hers whose names appear on the Rogtster at
present is approximately 2.;;00.
Girlg
0
0
} CO 0
0
The value of the Earl of Cork's Scholarshtps- awarded werE':-Boys
Girls
In 1945: One Scholarship, £26 2 0
One cholarship, £26 2 (l
(5) University
Scholarships awarded to Students from the F'iorChaeltacht .
i;-;--19-4~'--- -
~ ~i);;~vard;d
salary was
1944-45
940
£10 0
£6 0
(4)
--TOTAL
112
~'cal's--subje-ct-to'-CCitih
RlJRKFJ i\TEMORIAf. PRIZES AND EARL OF CORK'S
SCHOLARSHIPS.
(3) T'he values of the Burke Memorial Piizes"
'l\varrlerl were:-
fieate
employed in Secondary
.---
two -
(2) Scholarships, awarded on the results of the Intcrrnertiato Cer
tificate Examination, 19H, were renewed
tor the School Year 1945-46
as £ollows:Boys
.
62
Girls
36
X.--TEACHERS.
(1) The total number
was as f01l0W8:-
20
Leaving
Cer t i .
1):13
lfiS
7
2nd "
I
The Scholar-sh
conditions.
ficate
56
1
Passed
36
36
20
2nd "
(£20)
1st Class (£30)
{
I__ ..
Girls' Schools
Boys' Schools
1st Class (£40)
{
Girls
62.
Number of Primary
chools which w'ere permitted to present pupi.s
1945: 62.
for the Certificate Examinations,
Table showing the number of Primary Schools which presented
pupils for the Certificate Examinations, 1945, and the Results of the
Exatninations:
----
~('holarships
Boys
Exnminations.
----Number o-f-
--------
Boys
--;-
i--~~I
--I --
'rota I
-I' - --;--1
~1-
Total Number h~d (luring 1944-45.
~\'~-I-
(,:;-]s
9
I
Ij
I
Total
1
20
XTfl.-SCHOfu\RRHlPR
I'\' RE('O~lMR\'
SCHOOIJR -A"'~I\R])gJ)TI)
S'I'UJ)gN'I'S
1<'RO:\l 'I'BE 1<'[OR·GHAgUI'ACH'I'
UNDER 'I'HE
DruPAH'rl\1E\,'I"S SPli;('J.U, SCHE:\IE.
- -----------:;:--;--;--=--;-:---~;--_=_-:c_::::__~·-,..."...----Number awarded in 1944
Total Number held during 1944-45
Boys
Total
Boys
-1-
,--GirlS
'rotal
----_·!------I-------:--------I-------------10
I
R
18
• These were paid out of the Trust
~7.
Funds held bylhr
34
Ifill ister
91
for- Edltra~ion.
18]
130
XIV.-SCHOLARSHIPS
IN SECONDARY &: VOCATIONAL
SCHOOLS
AWARDED
BY COUNTY OR COU TV BOROUGH
SCHOOLS.
-- - - ---Examination,
Scholarships
h'ld
I
J945
in 1944/45
I
i
,
C'Oml"CIL
I
I
I
No. of
Compctitors
\
....
Cork C'o. Boro'.
Donegal County
Dublin County
Dublin Co. Boro'.
Galway County
....
Kerry County
Kildare County
Kilkenny Countv .
!
I
13
46
62
97
7
]3
101
6J
Ord. 4} I
Dom.2
8
Agric 2
I
31
16
17
I
2,217
I
I
I
1:3 II
4
10
It)
4
6
I
I
I
I
i
8')
2 ~ I~
I
I
~
8
29
33
44
£10
£4-0
£20
£17
5
44-
£20
£+2*
o!l
3-14
:38
1
5
6
I
66
H
49
26
20
15
;l0
20
-)
n
-
I
I
76
6
6
I,
1
I
!
!I
J
.)
-3
45
I
I
1
I
60 £20 to £30
349
£10 to £30
4-4 £i) 8i to £50
142
50
55
27
I
I
to £20
to £50
to £25.
10 to £40
:W
16
30
~O
£5 to £25
£15 to £35
£10 to £2:;
£10 to
£30
£20
£1.')
HO
25
£16 10~ to £40
£15 to 1020
40
£15
30
48
63
59
38
40
:\4
16
18
£30 to £4-0
£15 to £30
£10 to £40
£30 to £35
£7 lOs to £30t
£25 to £40
£20 to £40
£:W to £3,3
£:::0 to £40
to
£60
2)
()
12
22
10
8
]4-
12
10
13
10
8
6
428
couxrv
30
48
58
59
37
38
32
16
18
[)
2
2
£15 to £3'!
£15 to £55
18 £50 for 1st
year
and £45
per annum for
subsequent
~ears.
18
1-
j
24
14-58
•."Vhere the holder is enjoyin;... a Scholarship in addition to the
,,'ouncil's Scholarship. the annual I ulue of the Council Scholarship has
been reduced for t11C period of terrre of the other Scholarship so that
the value of both Scholarships slu.ll not ex -ed £42.
t PIps Lmergency Bonus of £5.
4
14
3
1
3
4
:1
120
60
225
:J(lo
:?IO
2 (/))
lOU
:~
.j.
-.
I
42
2
,,'
3
43
3
I
3
:2
2 (e)
7
,~
::I
1
4-
Total,
COUNTY
I
"alllt~-'
£
60 «(J)
1:;0
160
210
180
:272 [0
320
970 (11)
1
2
2
3
Galway County
Kerry County'
Kildan~ Countv
Kilkcnny Com;ty :..
Laoighis County .
Leitrim County
.
Limerick County ".
l"imerick County Borough
Longford County ...
Louth County
jIayo County
}Ieath County
~1:onaghan County
Offaly County
....
Roscommon
County
Sligo County
.....
Tipperary N.R.
Tipperary
B.lt. ...
\\: aterford County
\\ ",terforcl County Borough
Westlneath
Connty
\\' exforcl County
\\'icklo\\' County
OR COUNTY
97
.j~
7
U
:) (c)
8 (g)
12
-;
7
4
IJ
2
!J
If)
12
6
8
(j
;lOO
10
£
480 (rc)
:~50
240
4-f)0
4:W
[,075
1,240
:1,800 (I)
16
i
G
UO
YnhlP
18
1:;
.j.O(!
Total
8
4
3
7
8
11
3
11
:?!)O
1.')0
lOO
27]
:320
240
180 (,I)
70
HJ,3
100 (a)
150
31,;
240(f')
~2i) (a)
16,903
Total
So. Held
in l!)4.;
I
480.
183
82.3
1,350
480
:lllU
.,UO
4UO
2,30
,386
!WO
.;6()
440
290
845
]00 (a)
U75J
1,41.;
1.080
430 (a)
.330
GOII
21 •.;!(;
---'-----
30
30
[,334
Carlow Count v
Cavan Count;
Clare Countv
Cork County':
Cork County Born'
Donegal Countv
Dublin County'
Dublin County 13~r~ugh
BY
----
So.
Awarded in
1!l45
Total
-
II
3!l
23
66
1383
46
Laoighis
25
Leitrim County
30
Limerick County ...
Limerick ('0. Bo",·o'.
27
36
Longfor~ County.
Louth County
"'1
37
1Lyo Co. )Ord.)
I
'I
(Dorn. Sc.)
1 58 ~
(Agr.).1
)
l\i~l1jh County
.. 1
45
Moru.ghnn Coudy'
51
..!
52
Oil'aly County
Roscommon
. '0. .... i
72
Sligo County
64
'I'ipperary " .R.
34
i)5
11PIJcmry S.R.
V,aterford County
,31
Waterford County
40
Borough
...
\\ estmeath Co.
47
\Vf'xiurd County
40
Wicklow County
46
TO'l'ALS
8
28
32
41
lii
134
71
68
AWARDED
I
2
6
10
10
81
79
Value
of
Scholarships
At
Second- \ or other
ary
I ApSchools
proved
Schools
--- ,
Carlow County
Cavan County
Clare County
Cork County
SCHOLARSHIPS
COUNCILS.
- -
! At
I Training
i ('()ll('g('~
:No. of
Scholarships
awarded
XV.-UN1VERSITY
BOROUGH
(a) plus Uni vcrs.ty fees.
(b) Two Scholar-ships awarded in ]943; both deferred to H) 16.
Six Scholar sh ips awarded: ono Scholarship deterred owing
illness of recipient.
(c)
to
(d) Plus Bonus.
(l')
Plus a Bursary. value £75 .
(f)
Plus an Emergency
Bonus. value £120.
(g) ~'i11e Scholarships awarded: one Scholarsb
illness (>f recipient.
ip
deferred
o wi ng
to
XVI. ERASMUS S~IITH ENDOWMENT.
ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1946.
CAPITAL
Balance on Ist April, 1945:4% Conversion Loan. 1950/70
4t% Third National Loan, 1950/70
3i% Financial Agreement Loan, 1953/58
3t% National Security Loan, 1956/61
ACCOUNT.
Securities.
£
s, d.
Securities.
£
s. d.
2:!,087 1 5
25,50fl 0 0
12,922 12 6
14,603 11 8
75,1l3
fj
Balance on 31st ~b,ch. 1946:4% Conversion Loan, 1950/70
4~% Third National Loan, 1950/70
....
3:}% Financial Agreement Loan, 1953/58
3. % National Security Loan, 1956/61
7
INCOME
Balance on Ist April, 1945
Dividend on 4% Conversion Loan, 1950/70.
Dividend on 4t% Third Nationa-l Loan, 1950/70
Dividend on 31% Financial Agreement Loan, 1953/58.
Dividend on 3t% National Security Loan, 1956/61
Fees for statements of marks at Erasmus Smith Scholarship
Examination,
1945
£
2,088
883
1,147
484
474
iACCOUNT.
II
s. d
11 1 I
9 8 I
10 0 i
12 0
12 4 1
I
2
1
0
12
II
.5
0
6
8
+'75,113
5
7
£
s.
d.
,;;:;
..,
Annual Subsidy towards special Agrioultnral ie"tching
at Abbey School. Tipperary
Scho'[arships awarded to pupils
Cost of Advertisments
Cost of examination
of candidates
and . l1l!1t'king of
prtpers - Scholarship Examination, 1945 .
Balance on 31st March, 1946
2
2~,087
25,500
1'2,92~
14,603
0
0
2
I)
13 18
0
580
834
53
(}
1
3,599 18 0
0
1
o
Rent for year 28/8/45 to 27/8/46 out of Abbey School,
Tipperary
5,080 18
5,080 18
------------_.-------_._------
I
l-:>
XVII.-THE
(Scheme
The
No.
12<1. Educational
payments
19-14·45 were
.. CHARLEVILLE
from this
follows:-
as
ENDOWMENT."
Endowments
Endowment
(Ireland)
in respect
1885).
Act,
of the
school
year
NAMB O~' SCHOOL
I
"---1
Christian
Brothers'
£
s. ("
17 14 I)
Schools, Charlevills
Convcnt of Mercy, Charleville
18
XVIIr.-FJ~ANCIAL
The
during
7
STA'I'E!\lE~'l'.
payments
made for Secondary
Education
from
the financial year ended :nst March, 1945, were
1. Grants
9
public
fund,';
as follows.>.
to Schools:
s
£
d
£
s
(a)
Capitation
Grant
(including
Teachers'
Salaries
Grant)
(b) Laboratory
Grants
(c) Grants
for Irish
and
Brlingual
Schools
(cl)
Bonus
2. Payments
243,608
i 0
13,291 1::; 4
14,532 19 10
1,728 10 0
..........................
for
Choirs
and
Orchestras
10
~87,·100
17,666
11,70·1
2,045
269
19
16 \i
1
19 :~
10 2
to 'I'eachers:
Incremental
salary. paid to Secondary
Teachers
3. Examinations
4. Scholarships
.
5. Grant towards
publication
of Irish Text Books
G. Courses
in Irish
".
7. Superannuatiou
Payment
.)
273,161
to the
of Teachers:
Secondary
Teacher
GROSS
TOTAL
Deduct
Receipts
NETT
TOTAL
t To these figur-es must
Administration,
Inspection,
' Pension
Fund
............................
.
"
IJe nrlded
etc.
. ....... . ... .............
.
..............
a due
proportion
1.2!)(l
I)
()
J(j
;"
4.:363 15
-1
£593,+98
t£589,135
of the
0 J.l
Cost
of
135
134
XlX.-'L'ABL1~
SHOWING
THE
NUMBERS
'I'K\CHERS
I\' HI',COGNISED
SECON])ARY
XJX.-'J'.-\BLF. SHOWJJS"G 'L'HE NUMHERS
01<' PUPJ[,S .\:\"D
TEACH I~BS D •. Rl~COn \,IS'ED SECO~1)ARY
SCHOOJ,S.
Explanator~'
OF PuPILi'>
ANJ)
SCI-i()OJ.JS-Continuel'
I
Notes.
f
Column (2) gives the classification of the school-Irish
or Bilingual
(B.1 or B.2)-for
the school ye'n' 19H--};3. Columns (3) and (-}) give
the numbers of pupils in attei.dance
at the beginning of the school
year (191,1--15). Columns (.:», (61. (,), \8) give the numbers of teachers
employed in the schools. as furnished in the Schools' Time Tables.
Full-time teachers include teachers engaged in teaching for not less
than 18 hours a week, and H "'act masters and Headmistresses.
The
figures in brackets in columns
-:-) and (8) are included in the figure"
unmcdiatety preceding, clarenrlon type being used to represent the
number of teachers who possess d Universttv degree and a qualificat io-:
in teaching recognised for regis. ration purposes. but who have not yet
completed the necessary perio I of experience for registration. ant:
.rdinary type being used to represent the number of teachers who
hold a degree but have not obtained a qualification in teaching.
No of Teachers
Xnrubor of
Pupils
Rcgistcra.l
IUnregistered
Classi- ------._. ---'-.1<1111
Par.
ficaFull Part
tion
Bovs
Girls
time
time
time
time
(2) . (3) i (.,)
,5)
(6)
7)
Nam« of School
(I)
Co. Carlow (7 Schools)
Carlow, Scoil na mBni,th:ar
Carlow, Clochar na Trocairo
Carlow, Colaiste Chnuic Bhig
Muine Bheag,
Clochar na
Toirbhirte
:\[uine Bheag, St. Joseph's
Classical School
Tullow, Clochar Brighdc
Tullow, Mean-Scoil Braithreach K. Padraig
Co.
Cavan,
Cavan,
Cavan,
--:-l~~:-r-=--~-Ii-=-
Cavan (3 Schools):
Colaiste Loreto
Royal School
Colaiste Padraig
i
A
1
7
5
4
57
34
B2
.J.
I'
~(~) I
I
_I
7!l.)
a
:3(2)
60
46
I
3
134
5U
.3
.J.
306
9
Bl
.A
87
3
3
240
37
JJ
BI
13:!
I
2(2) i
4-"
1(1)
7
6(1)
4(4)
3
!
I.
5
I
2(2)
i
I
I
I
2(2)
1(1)
I
49
Bl
1(1)
10
104
B2
!
,
2(1) :
Bl
A
BI
A
.... 1
4(~)
.>
205
Mhuire
l~
'16.J.
B2
Co. Clare (U Schools):
Ennis, Sgoileanna na mBraMlal"
Ennis, Colaiste Muire
Emus, Colaiste .l<'hlannaiu Naof'a
Eunis, St. Columban's High
1
School, Cahercon
.1
Ennistymon, Sgoll na m Brabhar
Ennistymon, Ard-Sgoil Naomh
Kilkec, Seoil San A.ntoin
Killaloe, Sgoil Shionain
Kilrush,
Scoileanna
na
mBrathar
B2
2
.,
-.----
i,
------2
I
,",'
Name of School
II\S81-
Number of
Pupils
---
I
---
fication • Boys
(2) I (3)
Girls
(4),
No of Teachers
Registered
-----I·-I--I-(1)
Kilrush, Sgoil
san
All Clochar
Miltown
Ms.lbay,
Sheosaimh,
Rinn
Spainneaoh
Full
time
(5)
I
Xavier
A
-
\ U,uegistl'rcd
---,
'
! Part I
I
time
(6):
I
Full
time
(7)
-i-.II--
Co. Cork (36 Schools):
Ballydesmond : Sgoil Mhuire
Bandon, The Grammar Sch.
Bandon : An Mhean-Sgoil
Blackrook, Clocbar na rrUrsulach
Buttevant, Clochar na 'I'rocaire
Carrigtwohill, ScoilN. Alabhoais
Castlemartyr, Scoil N. Treasa
Charleville, Scoil na mBrathar
Charleville, Clochar na 'I'rocairc
Clonakilty, Secondary School
Clonakilty:
Mean-Sgoil an
Chroidhe Naofa
Cobh, Clochar na" 'I'rocaire
Cobh: Colaiste na Toirbhirte
Doneraile, Sgoil na mB1'athar
Dunmanway, An Mhean-Scoil ...
Dunmanway,
Mean-Scoil
Mhuiro gan Smal
Ferrnoy, Sgoil na mBmthar
Fermoy, Clochar Loreto
Fermoy, Colaiste Cholmain
Kanturk, Clochar na Trocaire
Kanturk,
Moan-Scoil do
Bauachailll
Macroom, Convent of Mercy
Maeroom, Mean-Sgoil an
Athar Peadar
Mallow, Scoil an MhclmOideachais, An Clochar
Mallow, Acadamh Phadraig
Midleton, Scoil na mflrathar
Midleton College
Midleton, St. Ma1'Y'8High Soh.
Millstreet, Drishane Convent
Millstrcet : Colaiste Padraig
Mitchelstown,
Sgoil na
m Brathar
Rochestown,
Oapuchin
Franciscan College
Skibbereen, Clochar na Trocairc
Skibbereen, Ard-Scoil Fhachtna
El
J7
BI
I
Part
I
1
3
107
3
3(1) I
14
16
I
2
2
1(1)
1(1)
54
time
(8)
I
96
1 -
I
3(1) I
Seoil
na
A
I
I
.,
,)
85
3(1)
56
I
B2
B2
B')
J32
,)3
I
97
I
)
94
1(1)
56
64
El
74
Bl
B2
,3,)
]H
29
2(1)
78
i
84
2
3
9
8
3
90
3
4
155
A
71
3
4
.)
134
47
~(2)
1(1)
81
A
BI
I
;,(3)
1(1)
B2
BI
B2
Bl
.A
::\
~1)
45
:l(l)
1
2(2)
3(;;)
3
1(1)
5(2)
I
1(1)
13(1-1)
I
Bl
B2
92
32
4
5
5
4
3
6
2
73
3
98
97
50
B2
A
3
66
124
I.
1(1)
1
:2
1(1)
I
5(3-1)
1
:!
4(1)
\
B2
78
6
Bl
56
1
B2-:..._7_7 -..:.__
-"-_..;4~~ __
14(1-3)
1(1)
i ;{(2)
2
'"-~_)
_-'- __
]36
XIX.
TABLE
'l'EACHERS IN
SHOWL\C
THE
NUMBERS
RECOOXrSBD
SECO~O.ARY
Number of
Pupils
,
.
uasSl-,
__
Name of School
fication
(2)
(1)
Youghal. Christia{Bro
'.
Y oughal, Loreto Convent
No of Teachers
Registered
I
FlllJ
Girls I time
(4-)
(.3)
Boys
(:-l)
-
213
I3J
Bl
17;;
11
24
3D
42
86
B2
I
A
231
107
126
21
A.
A
I
I
II
7
io
2
1
4
32
114
161)
13
22
Co. Dublin (25 Schools) :
Balbriggan,
Catholic
Boys'
Secondary School
..
Balbriggan,
Loreto Convent
Baldoyle, Colaiste Ioseph Naofa
A voea School
Blackrock,
Blackrock,
Colaisto
Dubh.
Chsrraige
Blackrock,
Clochar San
Dominic, Cnoc Sion
Cabra, St. Mary's Dominican
Convent
Caatlcknock,
Mercer's School
Castlcknook,
Morgan's School
Castleknock,
St. Vinconts'
College
... /
Chapelizod, St. Joseph's Convent, Mt. Sackville
..
Dalkey, Loreto Abbey
Dunrlru m, Sacred Heart Convcut , Mount Anville
Dun Laoghaire, Christian Bros.'
Schools
.... 1
'12
6
21
78
14
26
3
2
6
3
3
2(1)
2(1)
6
](1)
1(1)
4
1
5
:l(1)
1(1)
3
2(2)
2(2)
4(2)
1(1)
2(2)
6
1(1)
2
6
2(1)
I
2(2) i
8
2
1
2(1-1)
2
2
I
I
28
A
2
87
98
3.)
B2
460
I
.:;
;i
••3
4(2)
7(1)
7
3
7(4-1)
155
11
4
2
1(1)
2
24 .•
76
}l3
lOI
6(1-1)
11(2-3)
231
36
180
/1(1) I .)
2/1)
16
3
:3(1)
12(1-1)
1
7(2-3)
4
7
6
2
1(1)
.i
.,
1(1) Ill(1-:!)
8
2(1)
I
N um be r
Part
time
(8)
1(1)
18
256
...
Full
time
(7)
9
541
B:l
-
137
TH./<i ND.:\fRERS
OF PDPILS
AKn
R8COG~.LSED
~ECONDARY ~CHOOLS
.-'--. -cont!n:<ed.
SHcn'~T~G
_
Part
time
(6)
.J.
57
XIX.
TABLE
1'EACHfijRS IN
-----.-.-----
Unregistered
ill 99 -=- -4--=-I-=-l(:i)
ohs.
Co. Borough of Cork (12
Schools) :
Christian
Brothers'
College,
St. Patrick's
Place
Scoil na mBrathar, Ard Naomh
1I1:huire
Scoil na mBrathar,
Port Ui
Shuilleabhain
The Leahy Progressive ColJego
Grammar
& High School
Prescntation
College, 'Western Road
'Rochelle School
St. Aloysius' School, St. Marie's
of the Isle
Colaiste San Aingil
Si. Finbarr's College
nolaiste Ioseph N. Baile an
Easbuig
Colaiste Muire, Douglas Road.
Co Donegal
(5 Schools):
BalJybofey, Scoil na Finne
Letterkenny,
Cloohar Loreto
Letterkenny,
Colaisto
Adhamhnain
Lifford, The Prior School
Ra phoe. Royal School
j__
OF PUPILS
AN})
HCFlOOL8-contitllled.
1
2
I
2(1)
______________~~~J~
.
Classlfieatiou
auro of School
-------DUn
LaoghaiL'C,
(1)
0
_
f
Registered
--Unreg' te
Full
time
Part
time
FuJJ
time
(6)
(7)
B
Boys I Girls
__ I..2~~~
Dominican
Convent
DUn Laoghaire, Kingstown
School, 41 York Road
DUn Laoghaire,
Glengara
Park School
DUn Laoghaire,
Presentation
Brothers'
College
Foxrock:
Loreto Convent
No of Teachers
---I-----_1S
Punll
P
1I9
art
(it
__
2(1)
7
I
42
] (1)
78
....
Rahony, Colaiste Mhoil'c Gan
Sinal, Belcamp
Rathfarnham,
Loreto Abbey
Rathfarnham,
College of St.
.Columba
....
Skerries, Holy :Faith Convent ::::
Sutton, St. Domiuic's High Sch.
Sutton, St. Fintan's High Sch.
Co, Borough of Dublin (52 Schs):
Alexandra College
....
Alexandra School
Belvedere College
Bertrand Intermediate
School
Eccles Street
Catholic University
School
::
Christ Church Cathedral Grammar School
....
Christian Brothers'
School,
-Iames' Street
Christian
Brothers'
Schools,
North Brunswick
Street
Clliistian
Brothers'
Schools,
Synge Street
Colaiste Muire,
27 Cearu6g
Parnell
....
Mean-Scoil
Chroimghlinne
..
Sgoil na mBrathar, Phis Moire
na mBrathal',
Sgoileauna
Sraith an Iarthair
Sgoil Sheosaimh na mBrathar
Baile Boeht
C!lhiiste Mhuire, Muirino
Convent of the Sacred Heart,
Lr. Leeson Street
Dalton Tutorial School,
Rathmines
Diocesan School, Adelaide Rd.
CoWste
San Doimnic,
Sr.
Eccles
Sgoil Chaitrlona,
Dominican
College, Eccles Street
Holy Faith Convent, Claren.
don Street
1(1)
67
3(3)
6(1-1)
:j
43
3
21J
11
71
a(1)
4-(1)
2(1)
.j
:l
2(1)
152
IOU)
5(1-3)
J(1)
48
50
5(3)
1(1)
,>(2)
17
,
137
20-l
6
10
17
i.J.
I
2
1(1)
1:1(3)
10(1)
3(1) 14(1-5)
2(1)
.)
7
2(1)
4(1-1)
8(2)
26
:3(1)
209
7
B:l
221
8
B2
687
1(1)
.)
J(I)
A
:?i5~
:,8
A
96
8
60
2(l)
4
:3
288
8
.J.(3)
A
365
23
7
2(1)
1
I
28
.\
1
1(1)
HI
7
2(2)
17(2-:2)
1 ,~
103
5
1(1)
4(1)
;;
17
2(1)
6(3)
214
I
4(1)
I
.J.
I
]32
A
d
i
-
6
re
-:--
1:26
I
I.J
u
2(1)
J(1) j
2(2)
~
138
XIX.
TABU'; :-;HO",lJ\G
1'HI'j XDfBERH
Ol~ PUPILS AND
TEACHERf:,; l~ ImCOG1-i1SJ£D ::>EC01-iDAl'tY HCHOOLS--colIl.illlled.
L39
XIX.
T.A..BLE
SHOWING
THFJ NUMBERS OF PUPILS
AND
TEACHERS IN .RECOQNISED SECONDARY SCHOOLS-continued.
No of Teachers
I
Name of School
(1)
------------1--Holy Faith
Convent,
Dominick Street
Holy Faith
Convent,
Haddington Road
Holy Faith
Convent,
117, The Coombe
Holy Faith Convent, Clontarf
Cloohar an Chreidimh Naofa,
Glasnevin
Kirlg's Hospital School
Kostka College, Seafield Road,
Clontarf
Loreto College, 43 North Gt.
George's Street
Colaiste Loreto, Crumlin Rd.
Loreto College, St. Stephen's
Green
....
Colaiste Muire Loreto,
53 Faithche Stiophain
Masonic Girl's School
Ballsbridge
Masonic
Boys'
School,
Clonskeagh
Mount joy School
__
Norfolk College, Rathgar
Scoil nil. m Brathar, An t-ArUB
Brianach, Malahide Road
O'Connell School, North Richmond Street
Pembroke School
Rutland High School
..
Sandford Park School, Ranelagh
St. Andrew's College
Mean Sgoil N. Ioseph, Mountjoy Street
Aid-Scoil N. Lughaidh,
Rathmines
....
St. Margaret's Hall, Mespil Rd.
St Mary's College, Baohmines
Cloehar San Doiminic,
Muckross Park, Donnybrook
St. Patrick's
Cathedral
Grammar School
Sgoil nil. mBrathar,
N. Uinsionn, Glasnaoidhean
Terenure College
The High School
Wesley College
Number of
Pupils
Registered
Unregjstered
Olassi- ------------ficaFull
Part II?ull
Part
tion
Boys
Girls
time
time
time
time
(2)
(3)
(4)
(6)
(6)
(7)
(8)
---------------
,
204
7
171
to
99
6
11
187
34!l
HI
3
5(4)
1
:3(2-1)
166
116
8
7
3(1)
5
194
11
3(2)
103
7
3(2)
4(1-1)
81
7
180
10
2
19
46
132
132
844
37
149
1(1)
1(1)
2
1(1)
7(1)
11
4
A
161
6
1
:W6
106
1•
7
2
7
3
4(1-1)
144
208
11
7
10
13
~75~~_4~~
3(1)
2(1)
2(1-1)
38
278
156
5
4(1)
6(1)
2
1(1) 3(1-2)
161
25
4(2)
3
4
4
7
J3l
Co. Galway (20 Schools):
Ballinasloe,
Scoil Mhuire,
~C=ill=c=h=a~r~n=a~Tr~6=c=a=ir~e
~~-=A~~
2
29
42
188
2(1-1)
3
1
4(1-3)
3
52
132
5(1)
2(1)
2(2)
2
74
131
3(1)
3(1)
13
7
30
A
:1(2-1)
2(1)
Name of School
_____
(_1)
Ballinasloc,
Colaiste Sheosaimh Naofa
....
Galway, Dominican
College
Galway, Grammar School
'f. Galway, Colaisto Iognaid
Galway, 3'Iean-Scoil Mhuire,
Clocha r nil. Trocaire
...
Galway, Colaiste Sheosaimh,
'"
Braithre Padraig
X Galway, Colaiste Muire
Gort : An Mhcan-Sgoil
Gort: Clochar nil. Tr6cairc
Headford : Clochar nil. Toirbhirte
Kinvara, Ard nil. Mara, Clochar
nil. Tr6caire
....
Kylemore, Clifden, Sgoil Ainc .
Loughrea,
Clochar nil. Tr6caire, N. Reafail
y. Loughrea, Mean-Sgoil
Bhreanndain Naofa
l\Iountbellew:
Sgoil nil. Cor6ine
Mnire
Tuam, Sgoil nil. mBmthar
Tuam, Sgoil Brighdc, Clochar
nil. Tr6caire
Tuam, Cloohar nil. 'I'oirbhirtc ...
.•.Tuam, Colaiste Iarfhlatha Naofa
Co. Kerry (15 Schools):
Ardfert, Mean-Scoil
Bhraondam N sofa
....
...
Cahirciveen, SgoiJ nil. ml3rathar
Cahiroiveen, Sgoil N. Eoin Bosco
Castleisland, Colaiste an Oileain
Dingle, Sgoil nil. mBmthar
....
Dingle, Clochar ua Toirbhirte
Killarney, Clochar Loreto
....
Killarney, Colaiste Bhreanaiun
Killorglin, Intermediate
Sch.
Listowel, Colaisde Mhichil
...
Listowel,
Clochar
na 'I'oirbhirte
Lixnaw, Cloohar ~~ ToirbhiI'~'
'I'arbort : St. Ita's School
...
Tralee, Sgoil nil. mBrathar
'I'ralee, Cloohar na Toirbhirtc .
No of Teachers
Number of
Pupils
Classi- ----fication
Boys
Girls
/__ (2)
(3)
Bl
B2
H)6
~\
lfu.ll ~
(4)
180
10:1
eo
89
I
88
39
.cl.
.50
A
A
0'1
19
.cl.
147
.cl.
.:;6
.A
A
128
I()
fI
I
6
7
1
I,
3
137
7.)
[is
Bl
113
131
A
A
lH
A
3,)
8
2\J6
8(:')
2
·>(1-1)
I 2;~)
.)
:U
1
1
:1
8.3
:1
S6
,)
.32
2
111)
4
:?
3
3(3)
Jl:2
229
131
131
1(1)
3
2(2)
42
[I)
Gt)
6(2)
:1(1)
\'i(1-:l)
4(2-2)
2(1)
1(1)
2(1)
1
Hj
131
~-\.
.cl.
.cl.
r\
.cl.
1(1)
2(2)
I
:1
6
~-\. 178
A
138
B:?
2(J
BI
A
~-\.
~\
R'
. I
_e~18tered
I Unregistered
'_
Full
Part
time
time
time
tun' e
(5)
(6)_,_(7)_
(8)
:3
-1(-J.)
1(1)
111)
1
1(1)
1(1)
2(1)
1
a
!)
1
4(2)
:1(2) 1(1)
;j
1(1)
1(1)
t)
84
·~4
:30
I
.,
[
3
JO
ut)
:.;
77
87
4
4
cl
2(l)
1
1
;2
:3
1(1)
1
7
4(3)
2(2)
2(1)
6(3)
__ ~~1~(~1~)~~
Uo. Kildare
(9 Schools):
Athy, Sgoil na mBrathar
.
Athy, SgoiJ Muire
.
Celbridge, Collegiate School
.
Droichead
Nua,
Dominican
College
71
Bl
1111
7
1(1)
1(1)
3
I
:2
:3(1-1)
ij
LW
XIX.
TABLE ,:.;HOWISQ
TH~j Xl-."IiBEill:>
OJi' PUl'lLS
.-\i\1)
TEACHERS IN R.I<:COG~lb(1;D ~ECONJ)"Un: o()HOOL~-culllhllled.
141
XIX.
TABLE SHOWING
THE NUMBERS
OF PUPILS
AND
TEACHER
lK REC'OGXISED SECOND.\.RY SCHOOLS-continued.
No of 'I'eachers
Number of
Pupils
Registered
Classi- ------IicaFull
Part
tionBoys
GiI'Is time
time
Name of School
(l)
(2)
Kilcullen, Colaiste na Croise
ague nil. Paise
Kildare, Acadamh N.
Sheosamh
Naas, Sgoil na m Brathar
Naas, Clochar na Tr6caire
Sallins, Clongowes Wood
College
El
131
St. Kieran's
5
48
3
4
2
B?132
132
1(1)
5(1)
1
2
2
.j
8(1-5)
14
4(3)
2
47
190
1
4
6
4
8
136
5
60
1.58
55
132
92
131
2
1
9
A
2(1)
70
5
132
4
2
1(1)
2
2
9
8
281
107
121
5
104
4
<I
2(2)
5
84
A
1(1)
3(1-1)
2(1)
3(2)
30
131
4
2
3
12
234
A
Leix (7 Schools):
Abbeyleix, Clochar Brighde
Naofa
Abbeyleix, Preston School..
Castletown, Mountrath, MeanScoil de La Salle
Mountmellick,
Colaiste
na
Toirbhirte
Mountrath, Clochar Bhrighde
Mountrath, Colaiste Padraig,
Baile Fionn
Portlaoighise,
Sgoil na
mBra,thar
I
56
132
Co Leitrim
(2 Schools):
Carrick-on-Shannon,
Clochar
Mariet
....
Carrick-on-Shannon : ArdSgoil na Cor6ine Muiro
(8)
98
301
College
Co. Limerick (19 Schools) :
Abbeyfeale, Colaiste Mhuire .
Abbeyfeale,
Mean-Scoil Ide
Naofa
Aakeaton: Scoil Muire
Ballingarry : Sgoil Chill Sheain
Bruff, Cloohar N. Mhuire
Doon, Sgoil na mBrathar
Doon, Clochar nil. Tr6caire
Drumoollogher, Sgoil Muire
Foynes, Sgoil Shenain Naofa ."
Galbally, The Intermediate Sch.
~~~I~
67
97
A
Co. Kilkenny (8 Schools):
Callan, Sgoil na mBra.thar
....
Freshford, St. Joseph's F. M.
College
....
.. '1
Goresbridge, Clochar Brighdc
Kilkenny, Sgoil na mBra.thar .
Kilkenny College
Kilkenny, Loreto Convent
Kilkenny,
Cloohar na Toirbhirte
Kilkenny,
(3)
Unregistered
---Wull Part
time
time
2
1(1)
I
2
3(2)
1(1)
3
2(1)
67
A
I
A
63
7
£2
131
33
12
93
58
I
132
A
132
25
33
21
130
41
:J2
9
I
3
1
2
7
3
4
3
3
2
l(l)
1(1)
2:1)
I
l
2
Name of Sohoo 1
(1)
Classification
(2)
----------------
Glin, )fean-Seoil Padraig Xltoflt,
Hospital, Clochar na Toirbhirte
Hospital. Mean-Sgoil De La
Salle
....
Kilfinane,
Sgoil San P61
Kilfinane, St. Andrew's School
Kilmallook, Sgoil San Seosamh
Murroe, Glenstal Priorv School
Newcastle West, Scoil ide Naofa
Rathkenle. An Mhean-Sgoil
131
131
Number of
Pupils
No of Teachers
--~
Re gistered
Unregistered
Boys
(3)
Full
time
(5)
Part
time
(6)
1
3
3
----·1-----
30
-----13
74
42
131
131
23
A
A
ni
BI
2(1-1)
1(1)
162
5
112
3
3
25
2
7
6
3
81
3
3(2)
120
4
6
5
3(3)
.32
29
28
43
6(6)
1(1)
1
3(2)
14
8(5)
2
5
1
5
7
12(6)
4(2-1)
8(2)
1
12
1
6
3
2(1)
2
1(1)
2(1)
66
3
2(1)
1
108
5
6
.J.
:18
7
·4(1-1)
1(1)
H5
6
9
3(2)
:2
1
3
105
4
2(1)
2
92
3
6
5
.J.
1
1(1)
64
_4_2
2
3
131
III
A
3(1)
16
7
2
7
44
80
40
Part
time
(8)
2
1(1)
1(1)
1(1)
24
A
Full
time
(7)
3
4
1
3
43
3
92
A
Co. Borough of Limerick (9 sehs)1
Sgoil na m Brathar
.... 132 493
Colaiste an Chroidc Naofa, S.J.
174
1
High School, The Crescent
Laurel Hill Convent F.C.J ...
Clochar
Cnoc na Labhras
D.Ch.I.
....
.... A
Redemptorist
College Mount
St. Alphonsus
..
59
Mungret College
.
194
Colaisto Mhainchin Naofn
Bl
104
Yilliers School
25
Co. Longford (S"Schools):1
Ballymahon,
Clochar
na
Tr6caire
A
Longford, Mean-Sg~il, CJoeh~~
na Tr6caire
....
..
Longford Colaiste N. Me],
.
m 163
(Co. Louth (IQ Schools)
Ardee, Mean-Scoil De La Salll'
131
44
Ardee, SgoiJ N ornh Aine,
Chocar na 'I'rocaire
Drogheda, Sgoil na m Brathar
132
187
Drogheda, Grammar School ..
27
Drogheda, Scoil an Chroidhe
Naofa
....
.... 132
Drogheda, Ard-Scoil Philomein
aofa
....
Dundalk, Sgoil na ruBra.thar
A
206
Dundalk, Grammar School
..
31
Dundalk, Clochar nit Trocaire,
N. Bhincent
...
Dundalk, St. Mary's College
66
Co. Mayo (18 Schools}:
Balla, Clochar Naomh Lughaidh
Ballina, Scoil na Maighdine
Muire, Clochar na Trocaire ....
Ballina, St. :\Iuredach's Colleo-e
Ballinrobe, Sgoil na mBrath~l'
Ballinrobe, Scoil an Chroidhe
R6-Naofa
elcarra, Sacred Hea'~t College;
+allinafad
....
I Girls
(4)
2
3
-'----'1('-'.1)~)
142
XIX.
TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBERS
OF PUPILS
AND
TEACHERS lN RECOGNISED SECONDARY SG'!IOOLS-colltinued.
No of Teachers
NUDlJer of
Pupils
Name of School
(1)
Classifirrution
--1-- --1-Full
Part'
Girls
time
XlX.
TABLE SHOWTKG THE
NDfBERS
TEACHERS 1.N RECOGNISED SECONDARY
1----Un r('giRt"recl
Registered
1
Boys
143
I
I tiro!'
Full
time
Part
time
Xarn« of Sc-hoo]
(2)~~~1~~~
RelmuUet, SeoiI MhuiJ·e.
Clochar na Troeaire
Castlobar, Clochar na Trocai'~~
K. Ioseph
....
Castlebar,
Colaiste Ghearoid
Naofa
Charlestown,
Scoil lIfuire
...
C'laremorris:
Sgoil Cnocan
Mhichil Naofa
CrossJ?olina. ClocJ~~,~tosa !\g;~'
MUlrc
Enuiscl'One, Cloch~; tosa artu'~"
Mhuire
"
Kiltimagh,
Clochar 'iughaidi;"
Naofa
Louisburgh, SgoilAl' Mat.hal'::
na Cabhra Siorraidhc
...
Swillford, Meall-Sgoil Mhuire .
Westport, Sgoil na mBrMha1' ..
Westport, Sgoil an C'hroidhe
Naofa
....
C{).. Meath (8 Schools):
An Uaimh, Clochar na Trocaire
An Uaimh, Clochar Loreto
An Uaimh, Preston School
An Uaimh,
St. Patrick's
Classical School
Kells, Sgoil na mBrathar
Kells, Clochar na Trocairo
Oldcastle, Gilson School
Trim, Seoil }fuil'e
Co. Monaghan (S Schools) :
Carrickmacross, Al'd-Sgoil na
mBrathar
N. Pwmig
Carriokmacross,
Clochar N.
Lughaidh
....
..
Carrickmacross, Viscount Weymouth's Grammar School
Castleblaney,
Clochar
na
Trocaire
.....
Clones, High School
Monaghan, COWRtc na
mBrathar
Monaghan, Clochar Lughaidh .
Monaghan,
Colaistc Mhic
Chairthinn
bffal y (8 Schools):
Banagher,
La Saiute Union
Convent
BUr, St. John's Secondary Soh.
Clam, Sgoil San Antoine
Forbane, St. Joseph's School
(I)
30
A
154
5
66
4
3
112
:3
Portarlington,
3
A
93
A
121
6
2(2)
3(1)
El
40
2
1(1)
2
](J9
II
4(1)
A
A
A
A
2
26
181
114
5
1
6
4
A
68
3
A
83
3
6
2
94
3
15
55
74
B2
73
35
48
62
BI
42
A
9
B2
RI
A
106
Bl
151
A
1
2
1(1)
3(1)
1
1
I
4
5
3(1)
2
3
3
4
1
1
:3
:l
4
207
8
16
2
37
19
CI:18Sifira·
1(1)
2
1
2(2)
4
15
1(1)
23
276
6
~
7(1-1)
I
I ~(1-;~)
55
3
~(1)
63
2
2
3
1
20
32
2
3
I
~(1-1)
1(1)
1
4
Sgoil na
mBrathar
....
.. .
Rosorea, Colaiste Sheosaimh
Naofa
....
....
Tullamore, Convent Secondary
School..............
....
Tullamore, Colaisto CuiJm Xaofa
No of Teachers
Numoer of
Pupils
---'---
I Boys
I (3)
(2)
46
B2
Regi tered
--
Vull
time
(5)
A
A
Bt
.Bl
Co. Sligo (7 Schools):
Ballisodare, Mean-Scoil Mhuire
Ballymote, Clochar na Trocairc
Sligo Grammar School
... 1
( Sligo, Colaisto Cnoc an tSamh- I
I
radh
Sligo, The High 'S~houl
....
Sligo, Clochar na n.Ursulach
Tubbercurry, Clochar :\1huire
Girls
(4)
-
Pmt
time
(6)
82
1
1
11
.j.
2(1)
176
8
3(2-1)
13
35
27
24
2
2(1)
196
o
21
4
2
116
5
219
79
I
1
2
.:;
8
5
2
2
:2
1
1(1)
-+
198
fll
11
;j
3(1)
2(2)
2(1)
66
101
3
2(2)
43
1
1
4
1(1)
91
5
A
148
63
6
3
2
1
8(2)
2
4
2(1)
2
4(4)
1
13(3)
5
1(1)
2
1(1)
5
387
115
44
El
96
3
A
51
:3
40
87
:2
.5
6
3
90
18
5
3
B2
B2
Part
time
(8)
4
62
.B2
BI.
---
Full
time
(7)
13
34
39
A
Bl
A
-
Umegister'ed
---
100
I
~-\
2
224
'82
Co, Roscommon
(6 Schools):
Ballaghadereen,
Diocesan
College, St. Nathy's
Castlerea : Mean-Scol)
[oscph
N.
....
....
Elphin,
Bishop
Hodson's
Grammar School
Roscommon,
Sgoil N. Mhuire
gan Sinal
Roscommon, Scoil na mBJ'Mlrm'
Stro kcstown, Seoil Mhuire
Co. Tipperary
(23 Schools):
Ballingarry,
Clochar na
Toirbhirte
Ca hi 1', Colaisto Criost an Hi
Cahir, 3Iean-Sgoil ~. Ioseph
Carrick-on-Suir,
Sgoil na
m Brathar
Carrick-on-Suir,
Scoil Muire,
Clochar Ha 'I'rocaire
Cashel, Sgoil na m Brathar
Cashel, Clochar na Toirbheirte,
Acadamh, N Philornena
Cash el, Colaiste Carraig a'
TobaiI'
....
....
Clonmel, Ard-Sgoilnam'Bratha«
01011luel, Clochar Loretto
C'lonmel, Clcchar
na 'I'oirbheirte
Fetha1'd, Clochar Ha Toil'bheirte
Fethard,
Patrician
Brothers
High School
N enagh, Seoil no, mBra.thar
---
1-------------tion
A
A
RI
I
I
'
OF PUPILS
AND
SCHOOLS-continued.
3
4
4
145
.r{)C._TABLE
SHOWING
THE
NUMBEHS
OF PUPILS
ANn
.•",.cIlERS
[~ RECOG. 'ISED Sl<jCO~DAHY SCROOLS--Continued.
L44
XIX.
TABLE SHOWING THE
NUMBERS
OF PUPILS
AN\
TEACHERS L.'f RECOGNISED SECONDAB,Y SCHOOLS-continued
:Name of Se hoo I
_____
(_1)
Nenagh,
St. MarY'B Secondary School
..
Rosorea, Clochar an Chroidhe
Naofa
....
Roscrea,
An Mean-Scoil
TemplemOTe
Sgoil na
mBrathar:
....
....
Thurles, Scoil nil, m Brathar
'I'hurles, Cloohar nil, nUrsulach
Clochar na ToirThurles:
bhirte
Tipperary, Sgoil n~·~Brathar··
(The Abbey School)
....
Tipperary, St. Anne's Convent
School
....
...
(7 Schools}:
Co. Waterford
Cappoquin,
Colaiste
Chnuic
Mhelleri
....
Cappoquiu, Scoil Naomh Ain~··
Dungarvan,
Sgoil nil, mBrathar
Dungarvan,
Clochar
nil,
Trocaire
Colaiste N.
Dungarvan,
Abhuistin
Liamore, Colaiste na mBrath~~:'
Lismoro,
Olochar
na Toirbheirte
Co. Borough of Waterford
(10 Schools) :
Bishop Foy School
....
Sgoil nil, mBrathar,
Cnoc Sion
Clochar nil, Toirbhirte
..
Clochar Croidhe N. Mhuire,
Sraid a' Phuirt ..
Fai~hlegg House
Mean·Scoil
De La ssuUrsuline Convent
Waterpark
College
Newtown School ....
Sgoil Naomh Antoine,
Annestown
....
eo. Westmeath I(10 Schools):
Athlone,
L'1 Sainte
Union
Convent
Athlone, Mean-Sooil Mhuire
....
Athlene, Sgoil Peadair, Clochar
nil, Trocaire
....
Athlone,
Rosleven
School
)!oate, Clochar nil, Trocaire
r Mullingar,
Colaiste Mhuire
Mullingar, Loreto Convent
Number of
Pupils
Classi- ----fi.ca.,
tion
Boys
Girls
1__
I
(~2)
(3)
131
22
A
94
II
No of Teachers
Registered
--~llll
time
(4)
(5)
118
6
89
6
2
rr)-~
--
Unregistered
"aUl!'
~art
~llll
tune
tune
(6_) ~(7)
Part
time
(8)_
of School
(1)
Classi- ---'--fication
Boys
(2) . (3)
I
I
I
I.
Girls
(4)
. ar St. Finian's COllegc-'I---l86",--=IlIllg,
Itvfarnham. C'0I"ais t e nil,
131
80
l:rroinsiasach
....
Itviarnham,
Wilson's
43
I;spital
4(1-1)
3
:No of Teachers
Number of
Pupils
8
Registered
-----,--Full~art
tune
time
(.i)
(6)
--10-
,Yexford (13 Schools):
wloely. Rt. Mary's Convent,
~
I Unregistered
Full
time
(7)
2(2)
6
L(1)
3
:3(2-1)
--Part
time
(8)
1(1)
3(3)
'0
B2
166
47
10
A
154
4
132
132
216
158
87
A
A
A
114
28
92
A
A
B2
61
78
50
A
A
27
286
28
68
103
28
108
143
81
36
2
4
2
8
1
3
1
5
4
3
43
1(1)
I. Wicklow
(8 Schools):
low, St. Mary's College.
mvent of Mercv
ow, St. Patrick~s Boys'
.condary School
s, Colaiste Ciaran nil,
Brathar
1', Loreto Convent
., Colaiste nil, Toirbhirte ....
.stones, Holy Faith Convent
do\\', Dominican Convent
.low, St. Joseph's Inter.,li"lc Rc-h()f)1
;)
4
10
3
6
3
4
9
7
.3
2
9(2-2)
1
2
3(2)
7
1
3(2)
1(1)
106
.37
38
91
61
I
3
3
1
2
76
~i~~~rlhY,Sgoil~~ nlBrath~~'1
uscorthy, Loreto Convent ....
'c)" Sgoil nil, mBrathar
····1
'1"
Loreto Abbey
....
v ':Ross, Sgoil na mBrathar
..
v Boss, Cloch&r nil, Trocaire,
'oil Mhuire
.. .
" Ross, Colaiste nil, Deagbhomhairle
....
....,
bercnn, 1Ioly Faith Convent,
ur Lady of Lourdes
xford, Christian Bro .'
-hools
dord, Loreto Convent
doni, St. Peter's College.
.Iord , The Tate School
6
6
87
6
5
105
5
3
5
5
9
138
A
A
A
132
45
]
:i
2
4
4
:3
4
4
1(1)
](1)
6
I
5(1)
1
1
3
80
131
4(2)
109
A.
I
:~5
7
144
107
155
14
A
3
.)
1
G
3(1-2)
L8
L
1(1)
125
8
2
+
56
104
82
17
126
7
3
.)
3(1)
3(1)
I
:}
+
I
:J
7
:?(2)
1(1)
I
1(1)
m
se
--------~--~---~--~--~---~-.----
2(2)
10
2
8(])
18
A
132
132
] (1)
65
131
El
A
3
28
97
91
91
7
3(1)
1(1)
3
1
1
-. M~
~---
146
XX.-SECONDARY
TEACHERS' PEXSIOlS FU~D.
THE INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
OF THE PENSIO
D1.iIUNG THE YEAR E~DED
THE 31st DECEMBER.
WERE AS FOLLOWS:-
£
:'S
d
FU D
1945,
£
s
d
12,264
1
:1
13,579 0
1,314 19
2,208 16
1,250 0
5
2
1
Lncomc:-
I
Teachers' Contributions
Schools' Contrfbuttons
Civil Servants'
Contributions
.
9,326 8
'1.,737 12
7
8
000
Expenditure:11,825 16 11
1,175 19 8
577 3 10
Pensions pain to Teachers
i~ratujties
Short Service Gratuilies
f<~xce""or l':xpenditllre over Income
L'ash Balance on J s t January, 19-15
Received from Voted Moneys (Vote 47)
Cash Balance
on 31st December,
194.)
Capital on 31st December, 19-15:Stock-Nil
Cash Balance at Paymaster-General's
J
2,143 16 11
2,14:1 16 II
"PPENDIX
IV.-VOCATIONAL
RETURN
Return
for the Financial
EDUCATION.
No. 1 (a).
'Year, 1944/45, giving particulars of the current
Income
and
Committees,
as appearing
in their Annual Financial
Expenditure
Statements.
of
Vocational
Education
---------~-----~----R-E-C-=:-I;;;__-'I~.
~1..---~=:-~-=='=-~~~!i:~~2~
1
Admilli8tr&UVe
-----)-----1-----
Area
of Committee
I_L ---1-·--·£
('OVNTY BOROUGH~
Cork
Dublin
:
I
Total.
("RB AN DlST RH
Bray
Drogheda
Dun Laoghatrv
Galwav
Sligo'
'I'ralee
I
32,V48(a);
Limerick
Wat~rford
I
71,512(b)'
12,804(0)1
7,879
~5,143
-rs
Total.
3,381
...
32,202
Cavan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kllkennv
Leiti im
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
.I1eatb
Monaghan
OlIall'
Roscommon
,mgo
Hrand
Tot
a IF.
I
46:J
:J.247
'I:;
till
_I~<>=-~
I U 143
5;197
:;,039
12,712
7,894
n:)
48'
·14:!
:!~,53;)
240
1!l
17
·13;)
11:>0
1';U
1O..;]J
24-2,701
114
235
aor
~, 15a
4,507
11,739
7,78,
;j,102
;,949
1,19,
+3,7:3-1
I
141i
130
12~
5~
It,J
bU"
17~
7.\
j:jJ
1211
17
\15
III
-+,02U
6,63-1
7,B70
3,16Y
5,523
8,135
z,37!'
l"i,120
2.10fJ
I:!~
220
]01
4,011
6,081
7,398
8,14:1
!,645
4,U95
5,528
4,715
~.537
:1l7
:l~4
~84
182
f
:>'~2,951
ie.azo
:<711
.7
23;·
, 10,~!!1
!!,61 ~
16,~2~
120
m
IllJ
'>0
12:~
~91
:).Hi] _.
5,45~'
IHI
ll:\
16"
l31)
ii!:O
I O!--
"".47H
~.~b~
LO;;
I:;
24
14(1
:1.577;
_--=2.:..o'c.::4.::2.::2
__
-,,6,-.4::.:4::.:U~_;)i,8)5
to:02~
.~'Hq
:n.71Il;
10,0:;.,
7(ii'
-j!,I
:!~H
-1,001
;{(I.l.+K
/.
~.),Ii i :.
I-~.~-rll
ICI.",I
q.;,;);,
~4S,I'·i~)
6 ..1\1
1
,;
1,12~
;5,205
14.;
7-t1l
11~
lU,67 ~
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uou
ring
594
5,603
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penditure
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5,390
10,740
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Tipper,,!')' (S.B.)
Tipperary (~.R.)
Waterford
...
Westmeath
Wexford
Mainutht)c
soun es
non-recur-
18,78~
522
6,434
-l,09]
Laoighi..~·
--i
J.26Q
714
.----
COUKTIES:
Carlo"
2,641
1,856
~i~~s
Materials,
etc.
2,64ti.
15,411
467
26"
5,9:36
5f>,957
6,078
...
,
895'
700
4,023
4,067
.. .
£
66,390
3,310
3,428
7,048
5,980
...
Wexforrt
Sale of
1r~~a~~e It~~n~~~~~. 'I'ultiou
DepartI
Local
Fees
ment
Rates
1\)6
71. 93~
~'[)G1
H)4, -,~q
1:\,0110
-------------------
4J
J 19
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:,U.l
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:J67.700
_1-"0;z·0:..:8:...1_:..1....:\5\1,:,
["",
(a) Includes an amount of £5,.5.51 refunded (0 the C01T1'11illel' in respect .•I t!,,, (Jail PI!bOI\ "'liP"'"
01 l nst ru.t io» prt)\'id,,<!
under
Part V. of the Vocational Education Act. 19:30.
(b) Includes
a sun: pi .£2,:300 for the est ablishment
and maintenance
01 '."nut). Trail!1llg ('''11\1'<"' tor th •. City of n"hli11 Vur-n r iou« l
Education area. and a sum of .t2.:160, hl"illg ma inte na nr-e and «upit a t io n ;.uants
in r",pf'(·t
01 t·ftp TrHining
Courses
for
Teuchers at St. ).:1ar:v's C'olleg« of Domestic Science.
(c) Includes an amoe nr of £2.672 refunded to the Commit.tee ill respect
or th.- ( OI!l!'U:.,Ol'Y
('oun,e,
of 1'1'11'1]('1;011
i1r\l\'id"t! 1IIIder
Pan V. of the Vocational Education Act. 1930.
..•.
147
RETURN No. 1 (b).
TABJ,E showing amounts
contributed
by thc Department
and the Amounts
contributed
frem Local Rates. respectively,
fcr the purposes of Tec-lu.ica l
Instruction,
under Vocational
Education
Committees,
Financial
Year Ist
April, 1945, to 31st March. 1946.
Adrninistra.tive
Area
Committee
('OUXTY BOROUGHS:
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
w aterford
of
Contributions
from the
Department
£
38,029
84,050
15,776
6,79.)
Contribu tions
from
Local Rates
s.
cL
s.
7,521
64,807
3,727
1,8BG
LTRBA.NDISTRICTS:
Bray
Drogheda
Dun LaoghairrGalway
Sligo
Tralee
Wexford
COUNTIES:
Carlow
Cavan
('Iare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galwa~'
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laoighis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
:M:ayo
~fcath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary (N.R)
Tipperary
(S.R.)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
2,89~
4-,Oa4
7.77:1
6,280
4-,807
5,551
3,684
4,333
5,685
0.409
28,637
11.321
-i,.j:l9
1:3,248
7,644
6,293
6.019
4,567
7,47:?
8,101
4,088
6,543
lO,1)57
7,228
4,927
5,328
1i,787
:',281
6,282
J2.376
.\128
7,001
8,9245.396
81),;
800
4,883
1,276
841
569
640
3,052
4,701
7,O3:?
22.730
6,9443.333
0.878
.),520
6,04-1
-t,969
4,2911
:?,984R,120
~.759
4,711
7,6148,678
4-,5f):~
:1.677
.), l:~ti
:3,697
,'.90?
7,7[)8
4,34-45,239
7,102
3,863
d.
RETURN No. 2 (a).
CITY AND TOWN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
Showing
for the Session 1944·45 (0) the number
DAY
of individual
students enrolled in various
of their attendance
hours.
CLASSES AT PERMANENT
CENTRES--WHOLE·TIME
Number
Under
16
years
Committee
City J7ocational Education
Limerick
Wat<-rford
Drogheda
Dun Lsoghaire
Galway
Sligo
Tralcl'
Wexford
TOT.US
..,
of Individual
Total
number
SCHOOLS.
Student.s
]!'emale
Male
No.
Aggregate
Number of
Attendance
Hours
Committees :
Cork
Dublin
f/'own Vocational. Education
Bra.y
Over
16
years
types of schools and classes, and (b) tho aggregate
81)2
480
1,581
362
135
322
1,870
147
96
3,451
509
23l
409
1,709
192
122
393
1,742
317
109
102
79
249
85
100
122
56
33
46
31
92
42
78
38
135
125
280
177
142
200
94
58
41
157
70
76
124
61
77
84
123
107
66
76
3,351
2,795
6,146
509,226
1,797,672
231,571
116,327
Committees:
1
3,019
1
3_3__
3,127
I
1__
I
83,265
59,212
177,119
81,752
77,286
91,729
4_8,_0_39
3,273,198
_
,
149
No. 2 (a) (i).
RETURN
CO.l'llPULSORY CONTINUATION EDUCATION COURSES UNDER
OF THE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACT, 1930.
SHOWING
THE
NUMBER
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
PART V.
OF ENROLMENTS,
ATTENDANCE;:;
AND
IN EMPLOYMENT
AT THE END OF MARCH,
1945.
I
ENROLLED
ATTENDANCE
i--;;;~I
I
Cork
I
Limerick
Limerick
444
315
I
343
252
Girls
45g
274
I
369
209
903
589
712
461
OCCUPATIONS
I----I
OF STUDENTS
AT END
EMPLOYMENT
Curk
Limerick
1--- -----
Boys
TOTALS
I
I
292
205
I1
87
1--------I 4-03
292
III
OF MARCH,
1945.
-Number
Number
(+irls
Boys
Cork
Meseengera
Factory Hands
Trades Apprentices
Clerks
Shop Assistants
Mi_llaneou8
....
Limerick
175
57
19
3
7
31
164
13
3
2
-
Post Office
Messengers
....
-
23
TOTALS
....
292
205
Cork
Limerick
Factury
Hands
Domestic
Servants
....
Shop Assistants
Messengers
.-.&;
Dressmakers
other trades
Miscellaneous
....
6
-
-
-
....
111
TOTALS
45
36
S
41
I
16
37
9
I
I
87
--------------
RETUHN No. 2 (b).
CITY AND TOWN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
Showing for the Session 1944·45 (a) the number
of individual students enrolled in various types of schools and classes and (b) tne aggregate
number of their attendance hours.
DAY CLASSES AT PERMANENT
._---------
OENTRES-PAlt'f-TnIE
Number
SCHOOL~ AXD CLASSES •
of Individual
--Under
16
Committee
years
City Vocational
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Waterford
Tourn. Vocational
Bra,y
Education
Over
16
years
Total
6
213
3
1
....
....
..
...
354
1.876
I1
KUlJlb~l'
.:\rale
~o.
9U
72
360
2,089
102
73
28
:-132
1,135
14
59
954
88
14
40,070
10J ,468
6,871
3,567
Ecl1ccation Committees:
..
...
....
...
...
27
31
18
....
....
-
....
. ...
...
..
....
."
3
18
..
....
5.1,
76
223
39
18
Hi
81
107
241
....
10
14
3D
I
18
18
72
54
- --.---------.
Aggregate
of
Attendance
Hours
I
Committees:
....
Drogheda
Dun Laoghaire
Galway
Sligo
Tralee
Wexford
TOTALS
Studer
3
54
107
231
25
18
15
72
2,949
3,341
20,081
904790
1.054
3,903
1
...
I
320
2,880
3,20()
-
I
1,29(1
1,910
18',998
f-'
en
0
RETURN No. 2 (c)
CITY AND TOWN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
Showing for the Session 1944-45 (0,) the number of individual students enrolled in various types of schools and classes and (b) the aggregate
number of their attendance hours.
EVENING
--
CLASSES AT PERMANENT
Number
CENTR.ES_
of Individual
Student.
-i---------r---~----I-------!
Under
16
years
Committee
Over
16
years
Total No.
I
Male
Female
I
I
Aggregate
Number of
Attendance
Rours
I
City Vocational
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Waterford
Education
180
1,381
127
32
....
...
...
•...
....
....
....
....
....
'I'oum .Vocational Education
Bray
....
Drogheda
....
Dun Laoghaire .
Galway
Sligo
Tralee
Wexford
TOTALS
Committees :
...
Commi tiees :
....
. ...
....
.. ..
....
....
2,047
10,232
1,085
574
2,227
11,613
1,212
606
I
I
I
I
!
:>9
196
150
33
17
10
37
2,203
!
218
378
860
328
~1O
279
234
16,465
257
1574
1,010
361
227
I
I
995
6,316
502
356
18,G67
177,438
640,588
63,556
18,205
123
245
445
141
J08
134
329
565
220
119
1':;6
138
153
17,153
3':;.095
;30.911
14,536
10,313
14,951
13,627
9,165
1,062,373
:":&-.i
291
1,232
5,297
710
250
-----------
RETURN No. 2 (d)
COUNTY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
Showing for the session 1944·45 (a) the number of individual students enrolled in various types of schools and classes and (b) the aggregate
number of their attendance
hours.
DAY CLASSES AT PERMANENT
I
Committee
Carlow
....
Cavan
....
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
. .....
Laoighis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
]/J:n,yo
....
Meath
".
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
....
Sligo
....
Tipperary (N.R.)
Tijll-'n1I'Y (S.R.)
Waterford
Wr tmeath
Wexford
Wi(·klo,,"
...
..
"
....
....
....
....
....
...
....
....
....
....
....
....
...
--
TOTALS
No. of
Centres
Under
16 years
4
7
8
15
11
4
7
5
5
5
4
6
7
1
3
5
7
5
4
5
4
5
9
2
3
6
4
....
..
....
Number
f
146
160
181
273
605
252
117
213
206
191
191
126
174
206
68
209
301
229
161
133
212
126
226
319
83
214184
129
I
5,489
I
Over
16 years
71
146
275
107
30
168
05
44
n
62
98
106
17
71
136
67
76
86
127
61
61
185
65
92
62
34
2,467
CENTRES.
of Individual
Total
,
21:?
252
-119
880
359
147
381
301
235
264
188
272
312
85
280
437
296
237
219
339
187
287
504
148
306
246
163
7.956
Xo.
Students
,laic
Female
Aggregate
XUl1lber of
Attendance
Hours
6
64
163
370
127
55
139
133
78
127
80
126
188
256
501
232
92
242
168
157
137
108
161
185
54
176
277
205
160
120
220
100
161
311
106
182
149
95
10':;,450
]29,341
210,281
4110,462
16(i,G,j1
73,4':;7
127,773
149,123
127,710
142,819
91,024U3,154
146,289
47,058
130,902
203.954
168,435
111,004
99,616
138,082
91.,543
130,143
245,008
73,907
17:3.798
122,540
83.58:3
HI
127
ill
104
160
91
77
99
119
87
126
193
42
124
97
68
3.087
4.869
3,886.197
_.
RETURN No. 2 (e)
VOCATIONAL EDUCATIOH COMMITTEES.
Showing Ier the Seseion1944-45 (a) the number of Individual Students enrolled in various types of Schools and
number of their Attendance
Hours.
COU.KTY
DAY CLASSES AT PERl\L\NlIllfT
CENTRES-PART-TIME
Number
No. of
Centres
Committee
••
Car low
....
Cav an
CIaI' e
.-Cork
.,..
Don egal
.-Dub lin
....
Galw ay
....
Ker l'y
--Kild are
Kilk enny
....
Lao ighie
....
Leit rim
Lim erick
....
....
Lon gford
....
Lou th
May 0
Mea th
Mon aghan
Offa ly
Rosc ommon
. , ..
Sligo
Tipp erary (N.R.)
Tipp erary (S.R.)
Wat erford
....
Wes tmeath
....
Wex ford
Wick clow
TOTALS
....
-
....
....
1
-
....
....
. ...
.--
Over
16 years
-'
I
2
2
-
1
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
32
7
".,
1
I
32
-------
56
1
382
I
I
I
I
!
I
I
94
7
II
-
I
,
47::?
-
-
-
502
-
264
26
75
18
189
8
15,807
474
-
-
43
125
938
8.260
43
206
-
63
,
i
-
-
I
19
I
I
37
-
I
i
I
-
-
1,853
-
24,44±
-
124
56
5,736
1,139
I
-
-
-
I
-
32,248
331
197
-
I
-
13
I
3,214
681
/
900
I
99,296
-
-
55
12
55
13
-
40
I
-
44
71
-
-
-
528
1,501
-
-
I
-
-
81
108
124
56
-
-
-
-/
-
15
-
1,119
-
-
-
45
-
-
i
-
63
-
1
....
-
49
-
i
-
31
-
I
41
204
-
30
I
Female
Aggregate
Number of
Attend&noc
Hours
-
-
-
-
Male
-
15
I
134
8
-
-
....
15
-
4
2
No.
-
-
-
2
-
Students
-
-
-
2
....
!
I
2
Total
-
-
130
18
SCHOOLS AND CLASSES.
of Individual
-----
-
7
2
-
....
....
Under
16 years
and (.) ,he asgreg&te
Cl!l811eS
601
-
15
-
-
RETURN No. 2 (f)
COUNTY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITI'EES.
I'Ihowing for the Sesaiou 1944·45 (a) the Number of Individual Students enrolled in various types of School ••. nd Clasees and (~) the aggregate
number of their Attendance
H'IlIfS.
EVEJ!rING
C'LJ.~SE"
No. of
Centres
Committee
C.,.]o",
Cavan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
....
....
....
....
....
....
Gr.h,,~
...
....
Kerry
....
Kildare
....
Kilkenn~
Laoighia
....
....
Leitrim
Limerick
...
Longford
....
Louth
....
Mayo
•...
....
Meath
....
Monaghan
Offalr
Roscommon
....
Sligo
Tipperary
(N.R.)
Tipperary (S.R.)
Waterford
..
'Westmeath
W ••xford
....
Wicklow
....
TOTALS
....
AT PER"'(A~
Xumber
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
. ...
....
....
....
....
....
....
3
7
7
15
6
7
7
5
5
6
6
6
7
1
3
5
7
5
<l
....
....
....
....
....
5
<l
5
8
2
3
...~
....
.. ..
.. .
Under
Over
16 years
16 years
51
95
17
180
8.
184
32
14
28
34
26
18
57
16
69
19
67
60
41
55
2
19
90
467
625
614,
2,035
445
319
;;02
<i39
564
711
326
375
548
151
569
480
538
411
397
,)15
350
620
775
404
590
686
417
46
39
!l7
45
6
4
14,9
1,485
-I
"NT UENTRj.;~.
01 Individual
Total
-
-
16,358
14,873
Female
Male
~o.
1318
720
63]
2,215
329
303
534
453
592
745
352
393
605
167
638
499
605
471
438
570
352
639
865
450
629
783
462
,
Students-
236
399
371
1,038
250
135
273
222
295
382
240
202
343
121
318
306
211
242
214
285
186
373
397
167
442
327
105
262
321
260
1,177
279
368
261
231
297
363
112
191
262
46
320
193
394
229
224
285
166
266
468
283
8.1flO
s.ies
Agll:r,,~a~
Number of
Attendance
Hours
21,954
43,916
3Z,~·i~
148,752
38,334
25,371;
18,760
22.677
22,~37
33,829
14,293
10,303
29,078
11,931
2!),34H
19,O]!)
36,454
21.7(8
19,648
27,334
17,937
27.827
46,313
20,809
18,.81
402,47;;
29,471
l87
456
267
R:l2.!l!):)
RETURN No. 2 (g)
COUNTY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
:iiLowing for the Session 1944·45 (a) the Number of Individual Students enrolled in various types of Schools and Classes and (b) the aggregate
number of their Attendance
Hours.
&.1::'::'JOXAJ, ULA SES AT RURAL OENTRES.
Number
('ommittee
Car low
Cavan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galwa.y
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laoigbis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary
(N.R)
Tipperary (S.R.)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
\Vi('k!om
TOTALS
...
No. of
Centres
2
13
5
66
15
15
37
25
14
21
6
15
32
;;
20
38
6
7
6
15
11
22
30
10
23
12
471
of Individual
Students
--'
.
I.
Under
16 years
21
119
145
627
402
155
288
153
58
294
65
125
149
67
215
233
51
50
17
70
150
.31
145
90
9R
III
3,919
1-
Over
16 years
I-
Total
~o.
123
363
903
312
80
425
327
2,337
1,140
332
973
858
311
1,084
188
488
1,052
379
337
1,001
134
12.3
106
446
322
4.;7
737
374
.:;07
134
572
1,234
205
175
123
516
472
50
882
464
605
215
59
306
182
1,710
738
177
685
705
453
iOO
12,226
---
..-
16.14.;
I
1Iale
I
Female
Aggregate
Number of
Attendance
Hours
-----
44
222
169
1,;]71
4-07
J~32
.,93
493
244
602
92
187
726
20,*
:2i;!
68S
136
145
62
329
282
;)73
.331
340
380
93
9.207
36
203
158
966
643
200
:~80
365
267
4 2
96
301
326
175
641
1,;,309
22,652
129,197
74,402
2:.1,699
93,337
41,191
13,233
67,600
13,153
17,611
46,886
43,409
300
546
69
30
6J
187
190
I :3r;
4.8,287
48,U1O
13,089
9,749
8,750
21,106
24,884
16,394
49,825
22,946
31,185
12.04fi
:;31
124225
122
e.sss
<I]
1.010
.....
at
at
RETURN No. 2 (h)
COUNTY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES.
Showing for the Seesion 1944-45 (a) the number of Individual Students enrolled in various types of Schools and Olasses and (b) the aggregate
number of their Attendance Hours,
SHORT COURSES AT RURAL CFNTRES.
Number
Committee
Male
Female
Aggregate
Number of
Attendance
Hours
275
124
151
10.610
139
169
179
145
212
234
30
12
145
182
222
~.066
13,254
16,064
102
57
3
64
75
441
115
52
292
237
543
172
55
356
312
72
172
39
96
128
471
16
260
184
45,041
9,288
618
17.102
15;666
1
4
6
II
13
II
4
18
173
71
17
87
120
265
229
28
91
138
438
300
28
36
91
164
169
55
47
274
131
1,827
2,630
7,852
23,002
12,278
14
9
137
36
436
251
573
287
55
54
518
233
28,118
1l,827
8
12
22
101
15!!
408
181
509
9
121
172
388
9,223
28,J73
20
182
422
604
206
3!lS
27,i53
177
l,242
4,211
No. of
Centres
Ca.rlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork
Donegal
Dllhlil1
Gatway
Kerry
Kildare
Kiikenny
Laoighis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
....
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
....
Tipperary (N.R.)
Tipperary (S.R.)
\"aterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
TOT.lLfI
Under
16 years
Over
16 years
8
82
193
5
5
10
6
43
55
22
7
3
8
II
of Individual
Students
Total No_
1,606
5,453
3,847
l-'
0<
Q}
289,942
RETURN No. 2 (i),
~l"UlrJ.ar,v of foregoing Returns
Numbers 2 (a)--2 (h) Showing for the Session 1944·45 (c) t,he Number of Students enrolled in various
lype', of Pd,ools and Cln'b(>,'; (b) tl.e Aggregate Number of their Attc';l(IHH(,(, Hours, and (c) till' AI'l""\g<' Xnmber of Attendance Hours
per student,
.
'1',) 1" " of Schools and Classes.
----------------~---Number of Individual
1
1 ---------.1---------1----------
I
-
I
Under
16 years
!-------
Oity and T'oum: V. E. Oommittrcs .
(a) Day Classes at Permanent
("'HIres
(Whole-time Schools)"
(b) Day Classes at Permanent Centres
(Part. time Schools and Classes)
(c) Evening Classes at Permanent
Centres
Oounty I'. E. Oommiuees .
(d) Da~' Classes at Permanent Centres
(\Yhole-time Schools)
".,
(e) Day Classes at Permanent Centres
(Part-time Schools and Classes)
(1) Evening Classes at Permanent
Centres
(g) :v'ssionai Classes at Rural Centres
(h) SllOrl Courses at Rural Centres
TOTALS
I
Students
------------------.--~----~~Aggregate
Avorage No.
Number of
-------
Over
16 years
Total No,
Male
----------1--------1--------
Female
------.-
Attendance
Hours
of Attenda.noe
Hours per
Student
1
_
3,351
2,795
G,146
3,019
:U27
320
2,880
3,200
1,290
1.910
2,202
16,465
18,667
9,502
\l.165
1,062,373
57
5,489
2,467
7,956
3,087
4.869
3,886,197
488
382
1,119
1,501
601
900
95,296
63
14,873
12,226
4,211
16,358
16,145
5,453
8,190
9,207
1,606
8,168
6,938
3,847
832,%5
!l11.0]0
289,942
56
53
38,924
10,535,969
140
I
1,485
3,919
1,242
18,390
3,273,198
I R4.998
:58
0<
-----57,036
533
75,426
36,502
.51
-a
RE'lTR.'\" So. 3.
Showing (a) the number of teachers employed an d (b) the number
instruction
given by them in Schools and Classes under Vocational
Committees.
ESSION
1944·45.
,
I
No. of Teachers
I
Committee
r.
E.
Wholetime
Parttime
49
122
22
15
73
358
28
14
of
....
Dun Laoghai-e
....
GaJw:ly
Sligo
....
Trale«
Wexford
County V. E. 00 mmiuees ,
Carlow
....
Cayan
....
Clare
Cork
DOJl('gal
Dubliu
Gn,]wn,y
Ker·ry
Kildfm'
Kilk=nny
Laoighis
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
:Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary
(X.R.)
'I'ipperury (S.H.)
Waterford
Westn.p,l1.h
Wexford
Wicklow
....
....
I
I
Wholetime
Parttime
'rotal
31,280
88,926
16,865
11,783
18,375
110,786
5,803
1,745
49,65.3
199,712
22,668
13,528
Aonf1ch Urmhumhan:
I
OOT!/-
mitiees ,
Bray
Droghada
1'OTALS
aETURK
XO. 4(a) TECH, '[CAL SCHOOLS EXA,m~ATIONS,
1945.
LIST OF EXA.,\UXATIOK
(,EKTRES
SHOWI TG THE GROUPS
IX
WHICH
EXAl\U1'ATIOXS
WERE
HEI.JD IX EACH CE. TRE.
Name of Centre.
Oity 1'. 11. Committ ees:
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Waterford
TOUJn
No. of Hours
Instruction
]59
of hours of
Education
,
7
9
19
14
13
17
30
5
9
11
.10
2
5
I
I
4,349
2.397
14,053
9,220
8,801
28,578
10,632
8,143
9,380
7,5.57
1,433
814
914
Ath Fhirdia
: Cearrl-Sgoil
30
77
8
4
I
~
11
46
. 24
27
:~O
18
22
32
12
19
34
30
20
17
23
18
24
:~8
2
5
10
2
10
2
22
4
.>
7
7
\)
Hi
22
It
9
12
10
26
14
988
a
28
12
16
8
7
6
4-
I
I
766
10,069
18,925
23,234
55,522
•fi?
=r 547
8,354
33,787
20,381
16,927
20,883
12,151
]4,829
23,810
9,551
14,611
25,029
22,768
14,986
12,7:36
17,()fHl
n540
18,2!),)
:l1,3!l4
12,192
15,6540
18,363
10,649
728,497
I
I
1,375
2,615
2,499
11,522
o 886
~,
6,796
3,467
1,969
340
1,033
837
1,362
2,104
809
2,882
480
3,977
1,013
6f)0
:l,O:{~
11,44.4
,
21,540
25,733
67,044
~,
'18433
15,150
37,254
22,350
17,267
21,916
12,988
16,191
25,9l-i
413
1,790
2,916
2,202
3,748
3,024
10,360
17,493
25,509
26,745
15,999
13,336
20,128
13,962
18,295
33,184
15,108
17,856
22,111
13,673
226,360
954,857
School
Ath Luain : Cf'al'Cl-RgoiJ
Batlo an MhOt.a. : Ceard-Sgoil
Baile Breacain . Ceard-Sgoil
~::~~ ~~~l:e~~
14
25
Ceal'd-RgoiJ
Arklow : 'I'ochnical Institute
Ath Buidh.·:
Ceard-Sgou
Athy : Technical
4,871
6,404
14,525
10,632
6,710
8,566
6,643
Group.
~;~r;h:
Ceard-Sgoil
Baito Loeha Riabhach : Scoii
Gha irm-Oidis
Baile :.Ihathghamhna:
Scoil
Ch". irm Oidia
Baile :-.rhisteala:
Ceard-Scoil
Bai liehorough : Technical School
I
Foirgniocht,
Innealtoireaeht
Mheicnuil.
Matamaitic, 'rn\chtail, Tios, Obai!' Adhmaicl
(Bun-Ghrad),
Obair
Mhiote u.
(BunGhrad ).
Commerce, Domestic Economy.
Foirgniocht,
Matamaitic,
T;'{lChtail, Tios,
Ealadha,
Obair Adhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad).
Matamaitio, Tr8ochbiil, Tios, Obair Adhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad)
Foirgniocht, Tios, Ealadha, Obair Adhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad),
Trachtail.
Foirgniocht,
Innealt6ireacht
Leiohtreachuis,
Tnuealtoireacht
Mheicniuil,
J nuealtoireacht Ghluaistean,
Scruduchain
i gcomhan
Fostaithe
Oifig
an Phuist,
Tracht.ril ,
Obair Adhmaid, (Bun-Ghrad), Ob"ir Mhio1ail, (Bun-Ghrad)
Foirgniocht,
Matamaitic,
Tracht ail, Tios.
Tr8ochtail, Tios, Ealadha,
Obair Adhmaid.
(Bun-Ghrad),
Obair Mhiotail (Bun-Ghracl),
~~~htail.
Tios.
Trachtail,
Tios .
Lamh-Oiliuint , Trachtail,
'I'ios.
Trachtail.
Commerce, Domestic Economy, Elementary
Woodwork .
Halbl'iggan:
Loreto Convent
Art.
Baldonnel : Technical Training SCh) Mechanical Engineering,
Motor Car Engincering, Mathematics,
Commerce,
Applied
Chemistry.
Bal linamuok : Vocational
Rc hool
Domestic Economy,
Be llinasloe:
Technionl School
Building,
Niathpmatics,
Commerce,
Dornestic Economy,
Elemental'."
"'ood" ork,
Elementary
~fetallVo"k.
Baililltp1nple:
Ardfoyle Convent
Domestic Economy.
Ballyshauuou
: Technical School
Commerce, Domestic Economy.
BaJtill!.'I:\~': Vocational
School.
Building,
Mathematics,
Commerce,
DomWoodestic Economv.
Art, Elementarv
work.'
Randon:
Vocation»! Sehoo!
Building, 'Jfotor Car Engineering,
Mathi-m.
abies,
Commerce,
Domestic
Economv,
Elementary
Woodwork, Elementary MP1alwork.
Bawnbov : Vocat io.m.l School
Commerce, Domestic Economy.
Bealach -a' Doirm : Ceard-Sgoit
Matamaitie,
Tl'I1rhtail, Tios, Obai!' Adhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad).
Foirgniocht,
Scruduchain
i gComhair Fost'lithe Oifig an Phuist, Matamaitio, Trachtail. Tigheas. Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Glmid)
Beal all Atha 'JTh6iI : H~oil Ghairm
OidiR.
Foirgnlocht,
Matamaitie,
'I'raehtuir,
'I'ios.
Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Ghrad)
Obair :MlllotaiJ (Bun-Ghrad).
Real a» Mhuirthiei.l:
, I(oi, Ghairm
Matamaitie,
Trachtail,
Tighees. Lamh (1,'_
()iciis.
camhaint.
I
I
]60
161
Name of Centre.
An Creagan : Ceard-Sgoil
Beal Ath h-Amhnes : Ce.ird-Sgr»]
Bealtairbeirt : Ceard-Sgoil.
Beanntraishe
: Ceard-Sgoil
Birr : Vocational
School
Borris: Vocational
Rchool
Borrisoknne . Technical , chool
Bri Chualann : Ceard-Sgoil
Bunerana
: Technical
Bush : Technical
Rehool
School
An Cabhsn : Ceard-Sgoil
Caiseal Acaill: Ceard-Sgoil.
Caistean a' Bbarraigh:
Ceard-Sgoil
('ltra Drnma
Carndonagh
Ruisc : Ccard-: coil,
: Technical
Carn TlIa: Ceard-Sgoil
Carraig a' Chobhaltaigh
Szoil.
School,
..
: Ceard-
Carmig na Siuire : Ceard-Sgoil
Carrickmacross
: Technical School
Caalu I : Technical School
Castleblaney
Castlerea
: Technical
: Technical
School
School.
Cathair Duin Iaseaigh : CeardNcoil.
Cathair na Mart:
Ceanannus M6r:
Ceard-Scoil.
eard-Sooil.
Ceann Tuirc : Ceard-Scoil
Ceapach Cuinn : Oeard-Scoil
An Oeepach M6r:
Ceapach no. bh Fnoitcach : ('(·,lI-d·
SeoiJ
Ceatharlnoh : C'elil'd,S('ui]
Group.
l1<'oirgniocht, Obair Adhmaid
(Bun-Ohrad)
I Trachtail, I'Ios,
Tra{)htail, Tios, Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Ghrud)
Innealtoireacht
)fheicilul,
'I'rachtail,
Tios
Ealadha,
Obair
Adhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad)
Foirgniocht,
Traohtail,
Tios.
Building,
Examinations
for
Post
Office
Employees, Commerce, Domestic Economy.
Elementary
Woodwork.
Domestic Economy.
Building,
Commerce.
Domestic
Econornv.
Elementarv
Woodwork
Foirgniooht,
Innealtoireacht
Mheicniui',
Innealtoireacht
Ghluaistean,
)1:aLamaitic.
Trachtail,
Tios, Ealadha,
Lamh-Oileamhaint.
Building,
Commerce,
Dome, tic Economy.
Elementary
Woodwork.
Commerce, Domestic Economy, ElementaryWoodwork.
Tnl.chtB.il, Tios, Lamh-Oileamhaint.
Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Ghrad),
Innealtoireacht
Mheicirnril,
Innealtoireach)
i gcomhair Fost
Ghluaistean,
Seruduchain
aithe Oifig an Phuist, Matameitic,
Trachtail, Tios, Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Ghratd
Obair MhiotB.i1 (Bun·Ghrad).
Trachtail,
Tios, Ealadha,
Obair Arlhma id
(Bun-Ghrad).
Building, Commerce
Domestic
Economy,
Elementary
Woodwork.
'Irachtail,
Tios, Ealadha.
I
~Iatamaitic,
Tio,
Obair Adhmaid
(Bun.
Ghrad).
InnealtOireacht
Mheicniuil,
'I'raehtail.
Commerce ..
Commerce, Domestic Economy, Elementary
Woodwork.
Building, Commerce, Art, Elementary Woodwork.
Building, Electrical
Engineering,
Mathemancs,
Commerce,
Domestic
Economy.
Elementary Woodwork.
Foirgniocht, 'I'raohtail, 'I'ios, Obair Adhmaid
(Bun- Ghrad)
Innealtoireacht
Leictrcachais,
'I'rachtdil.
Traehtail, Tios, Obair Adhmaid (Bun-Ghrad),
Obair Mhiotail (Bun-Ghrad).
ln nealtoiroacht
·.VTbcic-nillil. I nnr-altoireaclrs
Ghluaistean,
',\Talamai1,ie, 'I'rachteil,
Tl08,
'l'ios.
F6irgniMht,
L'\lIlh-Oill',ullh'1int,
'I'rachtail,
Tio~.
l'racht ••il, 'I'ios.
Foirgniocht,
Innea1t6ireacht
)fbei~nillil,.
Innealtoireacht
Ghluaistcan,
.PlurmhUlI·
teoireacht, Scruduchain
i gc6mbl\ir
b'ost··
aithe Oifig an Phl1iil'.
Name of Centre.
An Cheathramha
Rua : Rgoil
Gbairm Oidis.
Ceis Cairrgin:
Cill Alrne:
Ceard-Scoil
Coard-
CiIl Chainnigh
coil ....
: Ceard-Scoil
Cill Fhionain . C'e,ird.Rgoil
Cil] Naile : C(',hd·RcoiJ. ,
Cil l Orglan : Ceard-Scoil
cui
Ruis:
Ceard-Soo il
Cionn Torc: Scoil Ghairm Oidis
Cionn tSaile: Ccard -Scoil
Clanna
Cao ilte : ('(,{ml·l;c-oil
Cioiobin a' }Ihargaidh:
CeardSeoil
....
Clones: Technical School
Clonmel : Central Technical
School
Cluain na Slighe : :-;('oi1 GhairmOidis.
Cobh:
Tl'chnical
Nchool
Coon: Vocational School
Cootehill : Technical School
..
Corcaigh : Ceard ·Rcoi I C'hatlmrd ha
Chraford
Cromadh : Ceard-Scoil
..
CUI Airne: Col. San Uinnsin
.
Disesrb Diarmada : Ceard-Scoil
Domhnach
Drogheda:
Seaehnaill . Ccard-Scoi!
('onyent of ]\ferc)"
Group.
Foirgniocht,
Trachtail.
TiO". LamhOileambaint.
Foirgniccht.
Lamh·Oileamhaint.
Trachtail.
Tios.
, Foirgniocht.
Irmealtolreacht
Lcictrcachais.
Innealt6ireacht
)theicni(lil. Trachtail. 'I'ios,
Ealadha, Lamh-Oileamhnt.
Foirgniocht,
Innealtoireaoht.
:\Ihe;cniuil.
Jnnealtoireaoht
Ghluaistean.
Ceimiocht
Ionchoibhneasta,
)ratama tic,
T'rachtrii].
Tios, Ealarlha, Lamh-Oiloamhaint.
Foiachtail,
'I'ios. Lamh-Oileamhaint,
Ergni.ocht,
Lamh-Oih mnhnint , T'nichtnil.
1<'oaladhrt.
irgniocht.
Trachta: I, Tio~.
E" lll(llm,
Lamh-Oileamhaint;
Foirgniocht.
Lamh·Oiliuint,
I nnen ltoircacln
Mheicniuil
Innealtoireaeht
Ghluaistean.
'I'rachtail, 'I'Ios,
Trachtail, Ttos.
Foirgniocht,
Innealtoiroaoht,
Leictreachais,
lnnealtoireacht
:Mheicni(nl,
Inncnitoircacht
Ghluaistoan.
)fatamailic,
1'raehlAil. Tios.
Lamh-Oiliiunt.
Obair Arlhmaid
(Bun-Ghrad).
Ohair
)lhiotail
(Bun-Ohrad),
lnncaltoirencht
:'IIheicnilul,
Innealto.roacht
Gl]ltHtlstCrtn.
)fatamaitic.
Trachtail,
Tios,
Lamh-Oiliuint , Trachtail. Ealadha,
Elementary
Woodwork,
Commerce,
Domestic Economv.
Electrical
Engineering,
:lIechanical
Engincering,
Examinations
for Post
Office
Employees. Commorr-o. I)omestic Economy.
Art.
Foirgniocht, Trachtail, Tios, E:dadha, Obai,.
Adhmaid , (Bun-Ghrad).
Building, Electrical
Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering,
:lIotol' Cnr F.ngilll'('rillg.
l)fathematic-R. Commorco. Domestic
Economy
Domestic Economy.
)r.tthematic-s. ('ol11;11('r('('. l)oll1e~tic Eeollom~'
Foirgniocht.
Innealtoiroacht
Leictrcachais,
Innealtoireacht
}[heicnillil, Innealtoireacht
Ghluaistean,
Ceimiocht
Ionchoibhneasta,
C16d6ireacht, Plrir-Mhuilteoir eacbt, Scrurluchain i gCo[nhair Foatait ho Oifig an Phuist,
)'{atamaitic,
Trac-htiil,
'rio"
Ealadha,
Lamh-Oiliuint.
Foirgniocht.
1'1os.
Lamh-Oiliuint. )Tat:1maitie. 'I'racht ail. 'l'ios.
Efllarlha.
TrachtMl, Tios, Ob"i r Adhmn id , (Hun GllI'a,l)
Art.
]63
102
--- ._-----------Drorchead
At,ha:
Ceard-Scoil
Droichead
Nua: Ceard-Scnil
Druim Chaorthainn
: Cesrd-Scoil
Druimchollchoille;
Ceard-Scoil
Dublin Technical Institutes
Atha CliaLh: ('olai~tl'
Mhuire le Tios
....
lhilc Atha Clhl.th : Colaiste
Naisiunta na hEaladhan
Dublin:
Dominican College,
Eccles Street.
....
....
Hath Maoinis: Clochar Lughaiclh
Dnndalk : Municipal 'Technical
Rrhool.
....
....
Fnirgniocht,
Innealt6ireacht
Leictreachais'
Iunealtoireaoht
Mheicnnril, Innoaltoireaoht
Ghluaistean,
Ccnniocht Ionoholbhneasta,
}Iatamaitic.
Traohtail,
Tios,
Ealanha,
Lamh-Oilinint.
Foirgniocht,
Matamaitic,
iuint,
~~mh-Oili"int,
Inscaltoireacht
Mheicniuil,
'I'rachtail,
Tios, L,\'mh-Oil-
1JlI1ll1lhaOlllll11l1i9;hr·: R('oll Ghairm.
Oidie.
'
J)rnhs
Bill':
('e,mj-Rcoil
EU8kf'Y: Vocatinna!
Elphill:
Enni~:
School.
Vor-at ionnl Rehool
T('cllllical
School
Enniscorthy
: Loreto Convent
Fermoy : Technical School
Gaillimh:
Ceard-Scoil
Galway: Dominican College
Glangevlin : Technical School
Glentics : McDevitt Institute
------ ------
(jroup.
Glynn: Technical School
....
Goresbridge:
Brigidine Convent
Gort Tnse Guaire: Ceard-Sco il
Grainseach : Ceard-Scoil
Guairc: Ceard-Scoil
....
Hacketstown
: VO('fltional • chool
Ti08, Ealadha.
[IOS.
Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Building, Art, Motor Car Engineering, Commerce,
Letterpress
Printing,
Applied
Chemistry,
Domestic Economy, Elementary "'oodwork,
Elementary
Metalwork,
Examinations
for
Post Office Employees,
Electrical Engin('<'rill/!. Flour Milling.
nail!'
Dun.lrum : Vocational
School.
Dundrum : St. Michael's ('oll('cyc
"1)1111
Garhhan : Ceard-Sooie-,
"1)"1>Lt!oghn;n':
(·(,anl·Reo;1
....
Name of Centre.
Group.
Name of Centre.
Eahtdlm.
Art..
J<~l\htclhn.
Buildin«.
Electrical
Engineering,
Mech'1I1ic:::.1
j,.ngincerin!(. )1"ot-ol'Car Engineering,
Examinations
for PORt Office Emploveee,
Mat lu-marics. Commerce, Dom-stie
Ecol1ony, Elementary
Woodwork.
( 'ommerce.
Domestic Economy,
('OlJl111i'fCe, Domestic
Eb nomv,
In ij('nlt6Jl"1~acl>t,Mheicnnul,
I,;u<,alt6i rcaoht
(ji,lnaist( an,
Crimiocht-Jonchoibhnouatu.
Tl'uchl {,il. Tios, Lamh-Oiliuint.
I<'uirglliocht, Innealtoireacht
Lcictrcnchais ,
Trachtail, Lamh-Oiliuint.
Foirgniocht , Inncaltoircaoht
Mheicniuil,
Innealtoircacht
Ghluaistean,
'I'rachtail,
'!'Ios, Lamh-Oiliuint.
Elementary
\\'oodwol'k,
Mathematics,
Cornm-reo Domestic Economy, Art.
Building, ,hllUd
Instruction,
Mathernabios.
I 'onuncrce, Domestic Economy,
Art,
13uildiug,
Mechanical
Engineering, Motor
Car Engineering,
Commerce,
Domestic
Economy, Art. :l1anual Training.
Art.
Building,
Mechanical
Engineering,
Motor
Car Engineering,
Commerce,
Domestic
Economy.
1<'<,ir';llh>cht, Innealtoireacht
Lcictreachaisj
Irmealtoireaoht
Mheicniuil, Innealtoiieach
Ohl.iaistean,
Oeimiocht
Ion-choibhncasta
Plur-Mhuiltcoireacht,
Matamaitic,
Trach
tail, Tios, Eahdha,
Lamh-Oilillbt.
Art ..
Domestic Economy, Manual Training.
.Building, )LLthem~ticB,
Commerce,
Dom·
estic Economy,
Manua l Training.
Kildnro : Presentation
Convent
Kilkenny:
Loreto Convent.
Kilmihil : Vocational
Rehool
Cill na Leac:
Ceard-Scoil
Kiltimagh:
Convent of St. Louis
Lcitir Ccanainn : Ceard-Scoil
Liflord Post Office
Lios Tnathail : (I'arrl-Scoil
Listerlin:
Vocational
School
Loch fin Iubhair : Ceard-Seoil
Loch gCa,rman : Ceilrd-R('oil
Longford:
Technical
Luean : Technical
~chool
School
Luimneach : Ceard-Scorl
Chathardhn
Mainistir na Bt. iJle: Scoil GhairmOidia.
Thuaidh,
Corcaigh
}Ianorhamilton
: Vocational
Mohill . Vocatiollf1l School
School
M6in Chuinn: Ceard-Sco.l
Monaghan:
Technical School
Muineachan:
Clochar
Art.
Traohtatl.
Foirgniocht,
Lamh-Oilinint,
)IBtllmaitJ~.
'I'rachtail. R.C. Tios.
Examinations
for "Post Office Employees.
Foirgniocht , Inncaltoireacht
Mhcicniuil.
Lamh-Oiliuint,
Trachta.il,
Tio~, E"lnnlm.
Domestic Economy,
Foirgniocht,
'T'rnchtu,il. Tios. F.alatlhit.
Iilln h-Oiliuint.
Foirgniocht,
Innealtoireacht
Mhei« niuil.
Innr-rutoirear-ht
Ghluaistean,
Rcr1HlI.chfiin
i
gComhail' Fostaithe Oifig an Phuist ,
'l'rachtail, Ttos, Ealanhlt.
Lamh-Oiliuint .
Building,
Examinations
for Post
Office
Employees, Mathematics,
Commerce. Dom
estio Economy,
",\{annal Training.
l\fr,nual Training.
Mechanical
J~\lgi'H'0l"ing,
)[otor
Car Engineering.
Foirgniocht.
lmvnltoireacht
Leictrcachais,
Innealtoin-cc ht ::I[[WiCll1611,Inneal toireac ht
Ghluaistean.
Ceimiocht
Ionchmbhncas ta.
)Iatamaitic,
Plur-Mhuiltcoireacht.
::':e1'll<li gComlmir
Fostaithe
Oifig all
uchain
Phuist,
Travhtail.
'I'ios. Ealnrlhn., La mhO'li(liEt.
Tr~tt:l'tail, Tiu~.
Lal11h-Oilii,inl,
'l'racht;\il.
']"[0".
Foirgnlocht , Innealtoireacht
)Thei(·niUiI.
T_amh-Oilii';nt, i'lIatamaitic, Trachtail.
'I'ioa,
}Tngh Arnai<lhc: Ccar d-Scoil
Maghcrorntha . Ceard-Scoi!
:lfa/!h Ealla: Ceard-Scoil
.vn Mhainistir
Domestic Economv.
Domestic Ec-onom\-.
Trachtail, Tios.
.
Foirgnioeht,
Obair Adhmaid (BHn Ohdn).
Trachtail. Tios. Ealadha.
Lamh-Oiliuint,
Trachtail,
T'ios.
,fanua' Training.
Conuuorr-o.
Domr-stirEcouornv, Art.
BHildin~" Mcchanic-il
En(!im'PJ"ing. ;\TotO!'
('"r Enginc(·rin!!.
)Tnllllal Training.
j\f,Ilhornatir-s.
Commerce.
Art.
Commerce .• \rt.
Art.
.
Manual 'I'raininz,
Commerce.
Domest ic
Economy.
Foirgniocht,
Obair
Adhmaid.
'I'rachtail.
Tios, Ealadha,
Lughaidh
Lamh-oiliuint.,
Foirgniocht,
"'\latamaiti(·.
Trachtail. Tios, Ealadha.
Innealt6ireacht
Leictreaohais (8,]).-]},,"
Ghrad), Innealtoireacht
Mhcicuiuil, f)cr{. iuchain
i gComhair
FORta ii I,C Oi{i" all
"Phl.1iRL~l"talUaitic.
Commerce,
Domestic EC01JOllij·.
Commerce, Domestic Economv, Ms,ana I
Training.
.
".\fatamaltlO, Trachtail, 'I'ios,
Elemental)"
'VO( d WOI'/<
, Commerce.
estio Econornv.
Ealadha.
'
------.---
Dorn.
164
165
Name of Centre.
Group.
Name of Centre.
Mullingar:
~rurroe:
Technical
Glenstal
NaB na Riogh:
NewcastJewest:
New Ross:
School
I'riory
Ceard-Scoil
Technical School
Technical
School
An Obair : Ceard-Scoil
Oilean Chiarraighe:
Ceard-Scoil
Oisbideal
: Ceard-Scoil
An Pasaiste Thiar: Scoil
Ghairm-Oid.is.
Portlaoighise
: Technical School
Port
Omna : Ceard-Scoil
Prosperous:
Technical School ..;..
Rathdomhnaigh:
SCOlIGhairm-Oidisl
Rath Eoghain, Ceard-Scoil
Rockcorry ; Technical School
Roscomain : Scoil Ghairm-Oidis
ROB Ore:
Ceard-Scoil
Rosmuc : Sccil Gbairm-Oidls
Seanaghualann : Ceard-Scoil
An Sgairbh : Ceard-Scoil
Skibhereeu
: Technical Institute ....
Sligo :'.Iunicipal Technical
School
I
Electrical
Engineering,
Examinations
fo
Post Office Employees. Mathematics, Co~mcrce, Domestio Economy, Manual Tra-nina.
Building,
Mathematic,
Commerce,
Art,
1fanual Training.
'I'rachtail,
Tios, Lamh-Oi liuint.
Building,
Manual
Training,
Mechanical
Engineering,
Commerce, Domestic
Economy.
Mechanical Engineering,
Commerce, Domestic Economy.
Trachtail, Tios.
Foirgniocht. 'I'raohtail, Tlos, Ealadha, LamhOiliuint,
Foirgniocht,
':'.btamaitic.
Trachtail.
Tios,
Ealadha,
Lamh-Oiliuint
Foirgniooht,
. Innealtoireacht
Mheicniuii,
Motamaitic, 'I'ra.chtail, Lamh-Oiliuint.
Building, Electrical
Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering,
Motor Car Engmeermg,
Examinations
for Post Office Employees,
:M"athematics, Commerce, Domestic Economy, Art, ~fanual
Training.
Lamh-Oiliuint,
'I'rt'lchtail,
Tios. Ealadha,
Foirgniocht.
Commerce.
Foirgnioeht,
Lamh-Oiliuint,
Tr{,cbtail. Ti08.
Trachtail.
Domestic Economy
'I'ios,
LamhFoirguiocht,
Trachtail,
Oiliuint.
Ji irgntocht, Innealt6i:ea~~t
Loict:c~ch~i.8,
Innealtoireacht
:JfhelCnIUIl, Scruducham
i gComhair
Fostaithe Oifig an Phuist ,
Matamaitic,
'I'rachtail.
Tios,
Ealadha,
Lamh-Oiliumt.
Trachtail, Ti08.
Tios.
J'oirgniocht. Lamh-Oiliuint,
Trachtail , 'I'ios,
Ealadhc ..
Mechanical Engincering, :M"otor Car En..gineering,
Examinations
for Post
Office
Employees, Commerce, Domestic Economy,
Manual Training.
Building, Electrical Engineerin~, ~ech~n-.
ical Engineering,
:'.fOtOTCar Engineering
Examinations
for Post Office EmployeesMathematics,
Commerce, Domestic Economy, Manual Training.
S6rd Cholmchille: Scoil-Ghairm
Trachtail, Ealadha.
Oidis
....
An Spid6al: Scoil Ghairm-Oidis
Trachtarl , Tlos.
I raid
a' Mhuilinn : Clochar
Dnseain
....
Ealadha.
Trachtail , Tios.
Sraid na Cathrach : Ceard-Scoil
Commerce
Domestic Economy, Art.
Strsnorlar : Technical School
.
TIOS, Ea.l~dha, Lamh-OiJi('int,
Foirgniocht.
Teampall M6r: Ceard-Scoil
Thurles: Ursuline Convent
B~~iding, Mechanical Engineering,
}1anu~l
Tipperary:
Central Technical Sch.
~..:!':allllng,
Cumm~~ ..•.
:!2_0..~~~,
I
Tralee:
Central
Technical
Group.
chool
Traleo : Presentation
Convent
Trim Vocational School
Tuaim: Ceard-Scoil
Tuam : Convent of Mercy
Tuam : Presentation
Convent ...
'l'ubbercurry:
Technical School
Tul lamore
Vocational
School
An Uaimh : Ceard-Scotl
Waterford:
Central
Tpchnicat
WaterviJle: Technical School
Wicklow Technical School
Youghal:
Technical
School
Sch.
Building, Electrical
Engineering,
:M"echanical Eng~eering,
Motor Car Engineering,
MathematICS, Commerce, Domestic Economy, Elementary
Metalwork.
Domestic Economy
Commerce,
Domestic
Economy,
",fauual
Training.
Trachtail, Tios.
Art.
Art.
Building,
Mathematics,
Commerce, Domestic Econom},
Art, Manual Tra.ining.
Building.
Commerce, Domestic Economv.
Ma.nual Training.
•
Commerce, Domestic Economy,
Elementary Woodwork,
Elementary
Metalwork.
Foirgniocht,
Innealt6irl'acht
Leictreachai«,
Innealt6ireaeht
Mheicniuil,
Ceimiocht
Ionchoibhneeste,
Pltir-Mhuilte6ireacht,
ScrtiducMin
i gComhair Fostaithe
OifJg
an Phuist,
Matamaitic,
Trachtail,
Tios,
Ea.ladha,
Lamb-Oiliuint.
Foirgniocht, Trachtail, Ttos, Lamh-Oilnunt.
Building, Elementary,
Woodworl{, Elementary,
Metalwork,
Commerce,
Domestic,
Economv.
Commerce,
Domestic
Economy,
Manual
Training.
luu
RETURN
No. 4 (b)-SUMMARY
X Ulll her
of
167
OF EXAMINATION
lM5.
I
1!'u'!!t Class
Successes
Exercises
(Does Itotapply
__i\_'o_r_k_ed_
to 'Prade Tests)
GROUP
_________
RESULTS,
Number
1
I
o_f__
Passes
Number of
1
Failures
I
Building:
(a) Trade
Tests:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
(6) Technological Exams.:
Elementary Stage
Intermediate
Stagc ....
Advanced Stage
375
113
228
60
1~7
53
49
37
20
73
No. 4 (b)-SUMMARY
OF EXAMIKATION
Number
First Cla88
of
Successes
GROUP
(Does not apply
Exercises
Worked
to Trade Tests)
--------1----1------1----1
M athematiC.!.
Technologica.l Exams. :
Elementary
Stage
280
36
Intermediate
Stage
63
4
Advanced Stage
8
2
ItESVLTS, 1945.
Number
of
Passes
III
15
3
umber of
Failures
133
44
3
Flour Milling.
149
89
27
80
20
8
«
40
Technological Exams. :
Intermediate
Stage
Advanced Stage
31
20
10
7
la
7
8
6
Letterpress Priniinq.
111echanical
Engineering.
(a) Trade Tests:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
(b) Technological Exams.:
Elementary Stage
Intermediate Stage
Advanced Stage
JJJ otor Car Engineering.
(a) Trade Tests:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
(6) Tee lmological Exams.:
Elementary 'Stage
Intermediate Stage
Advanced Stage
449
134
253
75
196
155
22
21
289
38
81
13
96
46
31
5
5
59
Trade Tests:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
Irish for Printers:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
45
11
35
9
10
21
10
11
5
Domestic Economy.
109
59
17
4
.30
13
63
15
7
Stl
1:i
13
18.)
33
3,*
'3*
2a
Electrical Engineering.
(a) Trade Tests:
Junior Stage
Senior Stage
(b) Teclmological Exams.:
Elemenbry
Stage
intermediate Stage
Advanced Stage
1)7
25
32
38
J9
10
60
170
28
11
2
4
3
106
24
6
Practical Exams.
Written Exams.
:!,R79
i
,I
155
.
76
44
18
10
11
50
28
21
87
38
12
245
122
3::;
265
199
!f3
107
39
38
2,349
323
368
':;30
4.
Commerce.
(a) Clerical Occupations:
Elementary
Stage
.... 1 4,422
Intermediate
Stage
1,410
Advanced Stage
415
(b) Retail Distribution:
Elementary
Stage
55
Intermediate
Stage .
2
Advanced Stage
13
(c) Languages:
Irish
Elementary
Stage
:..:
I 1,282
Intermediate
Stage ''''1
Advanced Stage
(d) Other Languages : ....
525
178
Elementary
Stage
Intermediate
Stag~
Advanced Stage
1,057
340
I
Applied Ohemistry.
Technological Exams. :
Elementary Stage
Intermediate
Stage
Advanced Stage
~URN
80
920
1,787
1,715
543
295
90
572
169
10
28
I"
4
1
5
1
4
191
136
534
285
5':;7
104
72
78
28
106
60
14
533
212
328
68
46
20
156
JLanual Training
Art.
Elementary
stage ....
Intermediate
Stage.
Advanced
Stage
653
428
lJ2
Elementary
Elementary
'Vood work
Metalwork
.
.
542
39J
151
427
30J
126
---..:~-
-----
168
RETURN NO. 4(b)-SUMMARY
OF EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1945.
II Exerci6e8
No. of
Group
I
Worked
First
Class
Successes
(Does not
apply to
Trade
Tests).
Number
of
Passes
Number
of
Failures
Building
806
55
Mechauica.l E"ngillcering
984
56
475
453
Motor Car Engineering
368
40
148
180
Electrical
304
6
111
187
275
39
99
137
1,193
402
503
288
351
42
129
180
Flour Milling
51
17
20
14
Letterpress
Printing
56
«
12
Irish
26
14
12
3,247
2,672
575
4.250
3,541
692
277
Applied
Engineering
Chemistry
Art
Mathematics
for Printers
Domestic
Economy.
Commerce
!l[anUR.] Training
___
J
9'::~
_1'_9_88_
RETURN
No.
5.
SCRUDUCHAIN NA gCEARD-SCOL, 1945.
Technical School Examinations,
194.;.
LIOSTA BUAlDHTHEOIRf
DUAISEAHNA.
r.ier OF "PRIZEWJXXERS.
Scoil,
School
Abhal'.
Subject.
An
J)I,.1Ib
Prize
"bt'Oll._lladh.
Obtained.
Iarrrhora
Xame of Candidate
__ I·_Al11.,l_11._>ln
-
t'OJ:CA[GH:
Ceard-Sooil Chathn.rdhu
('rUford_
--
--
---_.-
I
Luath-Sorlobhnoireacht
(Mean)
Cunntasaiocht
(Mean)
Gearmainis,
(Mean)
Spainis
(Mean)
Luath-Scrlobhnoireacht.
(Ard).
Sp'ainis.
(Al'd).
6
An Ohcad Duais.
Caoimhghln
Maille.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais.
agus Bonn Airgid.
An Dara Duais.
Glaidis Ni Mhurchadha.
~L Lynch.
Mal'garet
Michael Donegan.
An
An
An
An
M:ichael Horgan.
Patrick D. Madden.
Mlchacl
Horgan.
William
A. Aherne,
Cathcrine M. O'Counell.
Charles C. O'Connell.
CEIMfOCH'f WNCHOIBHNEAI'lTA
Ceimiocht
Neamh-ohobhasaoh
(Ard)
Ceimiocht Chobhasach.
(Al'd).
do.
Piaic.
(Bun),
Geimiocht Chobhasach.
~!ean)--Saotharlannacht.
Ceinuocht Chobhasaoh.
(Ard )-Saothal'lannaeht.
Ceimiooht
Chobhasach.
(Anl).-
Soatharlannacht
Chead Duais.
Chead Duais.
Dam Duals.
Chead Duais.
An Chead
Duai
An Chead Duals agus
Argid.
An Dam Duais.
John
.
Bonn
Donal
Lynch.
Duggan.
l\1}ehael Horgan.
CO]{CAIU.I:I :
Ceard-Scoil ('hathn,rdh"
Chrafor«.
-j __
Abh,u
Subject
Sro;l
School
MA TAMAITIC
Matamaitio.
Do.
Do.
EALAf.
Cumad6ireacht
An Duais a bronnadh
Pri7.e obtained
:
(Hun)
(Mean).
(AI·d).
Phictiuirach.
CORCAIGH:
('ear~:Sc.oi} Chatharclha,
t
hral'();.
r
(.Ard).
IXXEALTOlREACI-fT
LEIC !1:K-\( H.A.'S
Innealt?~reacht
uictreaehais.
~.D. (Bun)
Imlf'alt611'eae ht Lrit-treaehul',
"r (/','lIl ).
TRACHTAIL.
. , "
Cunntaisiocht.
(Bun).
1'rachtaiJ.
(Mean).
CmmtaiSiocht.
(Ard).
(ib'd).
TRAChl'An..
X6s Imeaohta
Tl'aclltala. (Bun).
Fraumcis.
(Bun)
.
UimJrriocht TnlehMlu.
(A1'(I)
Eanai
-
----,~--
Eidioeht.
(Ard).
Bearl».
(Ard).
Gcilie11gar. (Ard). .
Gcn.rll1ailli~. (Ani).
Charles
Mehegan.
An Dara Duais,
Daniel
J.
An Dara Duais.
An Dara Duais.
An Chead Duais.
N6ra
~6ra
losef
I
r
An
Ah
An
An
Chead Duais.
Chead Duals
Dara Duais.
Chead Duais.
Denis F. Barrett.
Deuis F. Darrett
Arthur Heywood-Joncs.
John
J. Kenefiek.
An
An
An
An
Chead
Chead
Chead
Chead
Duais
Duais.
Duais.
Duais.
Edwarcl O'Donoghue.
Christopher K. Jacob.
Denis Bucklev.
Christopher
Jr. ./H rob.
An
An
An
An
Chead
Chead
Chead
Chead
Checrl
Duais.
Duais.
Duais.
Duais.
•'ill
agus Bonn
I
DUR'
I
MHELCNtCi L.
Uimilrio(;ht '1'raebtah.
:~illeagar .. (Ard). .
~"arja. (Ard).
BAILE ATHA CLIATH:
Ceard·Seoil, Ceam6g Pa.rnaill.
I
.ill
l'jH~ad Duais.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais ..
An Chead Duais
....ut Chead j )uai:-- ~~ffn;05
Airgicl.
....'"
B.no1J1
....
An Chead Duais.
Au CMad Duais.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais,
An Chead Duals agus
Bonn Airgid.
An Dara Duais.
An Dara Duais.
An ('head Duais agus
BomI Airgicl.
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais agu8 Bonn
Ail'gid.
All Chead Duais agus Bonn
Ail'gid.
....
....
An Dara Duais.
Bonn Airgid.
'"
An Chead Duais.
--------_. ------
Dalaigb.
MeHenry.
M. Me()aherty.
.in Duais a Olonnadh
Prizo outained
Tcas-Iunili.
(Arcl).
I~A~TOJ
RHA( 1fT GHL{;" AIKTE" 'I .
J..Ul""JWue<l.cht GhluaiKteall.
B".,
JlU.lealt6il'eaoht Ghluaistean.
(Mean').
T.R~C'treaeha~ Ghluaistean.
(Mean).
.
LI',(·t •.•·uo11a. Ghluaistean.
(Ar, I .
BAfLE AT!IA CLIATH :
Ceard-Scoil, Rath Maoinis.
I
0
Joseph
An Chead Duais
Airgid.
Abhar
i)uhjr,)1
INNEALT?IHEAf'TTT
Seamua G.
~'rances P.
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais.
An Chead Dusis agus Bonn
Airgid
Cumad6ireaeht
Phictiurach.
(Ard).
Cormhaisiu i gCnrsai Thionnscail.
(Ard).
Cormhaisiu Dealbhuighthe.
(Ard).
Dealbhu Colna-Dhaonna.
(Ard).
PLUR-MRUILTEOIREACHT
:
Bun-Phrionsabail.
'S6isearach agus Mean).
Fisic Phlur-Mhuilteoireaohta
(Mean(.
Teicniocht Phlur-Mhuilteoireachta.
(Ard)
Arur-Eolalocht.
lArd).
FOIRGNIOCHT
:
Saoirseach Adhmaid
'Sois -Scriofa).
Foirgneolaioeht.
'hd).
Cuid 1.
Innealt6ireacht
Dheanmhasaoh.
«Mean.
Caindiochtai
D'Fhoirgniocht.
(Mean).
INNEALTOIREACHT
MHEJCNIUIL
:
Ceardaiocht
Innealt6ireachta.
'S6is.-Scriofa).
Teas.
'Bun).
Meicnic.
'Bun).
Llnioeht Mheicniuil.
(Bun) ...
Meaisin Liniocht,
(Mean) .
Scoil
School
Ainru an Jarrthorn
~_';;_a_m_e_o_f_c_n_"_.'_"
,la.t('
O'Lcary.
B. ~i Chnill.
B. Ni Chnill.
R. 0 Murohadha,
John F. Davis.
Seamus G. 0 Dalaigh.
Seamus G. 0 Dalaigh.
Cathal M. 0 Deibhlein.
Crthc,l ,~. (i Dc:1 :·16;: .
Ainm an lU'Ttb6m
Nam« of Candidate
JJeuis I.:l. Creedon ..
Patrick Shiels,
P~tri('k ,'I,il'l< .
William
.1. i\Inrph.\'.
M:ichael .l. Costello.
JaUlrs F. MlUl)hy.
C~rlllel_ CUllningham.
Liam 0 Broin,
Diarmnid
O'Hogan.
Nora May O'Sullivan.
Clare Dvmpna Gallagher.
Arthur
.J. Curran.
~anan
idney
TOm8.R
0
3faolcJhon;ilinalgh
G. Devine.
0 Duinn.
Donal Thomas Glenuon.
Tomas 0 Duinn.
Patriok .A. Terry.
Bridget Shericlm;.
Bcoil
School
1__
-------------BAILB A'l'HA l'L1ATH:
Ceard-Scoil, Droichoad
Dothra.
.
Ahh"f
Subject
I
An Duais a nronnadn
obtained
I-----------
_Prize
-----
Amm an larrthora
Name of Candidate
- -----_.
1'l'RACHTAIL.
An
An
An
An
Bearla (Bun)
Iodailis,
{Bun).
Frainncis (MeAn).
Spain is. (Ard).
.
IN.NEALTOIRE.AC'HT GHLUAlSTEAN
Ceardaiooht Gheraiste.
(S6isearachCleacht6.il) .
R<\ILE krHA CLIAl'H:
\ esrd-Scoil, Sr4i(1 Bholtuin
An
William T. O'Neill
.______
Oba~r Lcac-:'\lhiotail (Sinnsearach 8criofa)
Obair l'hrai"-Cbearclaithe
(S"
-h
Hcrida)
orsearao Obair Phn.is-CMardaithc
Clcachtuil)
(S6'"
J
1ISC,tTaC
I
II
i
I
An Chead Duais ague Bonn
Umha
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
Beirt
oomh-ionann
do'n
Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
Desmond J. Walsh
Patriok Billings
Brian Ferguson
~ficheal 6 Maolagai»
Laurencc Comerford
Edward Conway
Edward F. Stafford
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
Robert A. Thomas
Gcorge Byrne
Noel F. Hutchinson
I
An Chead Duais
An Ohead Duais
::::
I
An Duais a hronnadh
Prize obtained
I
I
_
An. Chead
"Ouais
agus Bonn
AnUmh;t
.
Chead Duais
An Cheacl Duais
Brian Taylor
CYl'l1 Kavanagh
------
....
-------Desmond
Joseph
Wltitten
Matthews
P. O'Carro]]
John 13yrne
Au Dam Duais
An Chead Duais aglls Bonn ....
Airgid
An Dam
Duais
An Chead Duais
An Cbeacl Duals
I
}
I
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
agus Bonn Ail'gid
William
Peadar
Oli,er
LEICTREACH_
Cleachtadh
Teicui6.i1 Leictreachais
(Cuicl A-Ard)
Cleachtadh Tcicnnu!
LeictJ-eachais
(Cuid HArd)
-~
Ainm an Iarrth6ra
Name of Candidate
Desmonrl
I
PI:UR.MHUILLEOIREACHT
Pnonsabail agus Modhanna (Sionsearach
agus Mean)
Teicniocht Phl6.r-l\f1ntilleoireachta (Ard)
I~,tLTOIREACHT
Duais
&~~~~
CE,Il\IfOCHT IONCH01.BHNEA8'l'A
ge~m!ochhtt~eamh-chobMsach
(_4.rd)
ermioc . 4,eamh-chobhlisach (Ard)
, ~a?tharlannacht)....
CenIDocht Neamh-chobMsach
(",\rd)
8aotharJalmacht)
l
Chead
1-------------:------·
Abhar
SUbject
1N~E~'!'6IREACHT
:'\lHEIC~"TOn,
DelleadOlreacht (Sinnsearach-Ueacbtuil)
j
Oeorge Reddy.
Brendan
P. Kinsell&
Michael Mavcrley
Doibesil (S6isearach-Scriofa)
Briocaireacht (S6isearach-CleachtUil)
.
Brtocaireaoht
(S6iseara.cb-Scriofa)
Inneall=-Toireascafocht
Adhmaid
S6.searach-Scriofa)
1nnea11- Toireascaiocht Adhm~ id
Sinnsearach-Scriofa)
..\
Fo rgneolaiocht (Bun)
."
Iuuealt6ireacht
Deanmhasach
(Ard)
BAILE ATHA CLlATH
Ceard-Scoil, Sraid Chaoimhahjn ..
'"
Angela Breen.
John McFadd.en.
John McKenna.
seamu! Daltuin,
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
Luaidhead6ireacht
(Soisearach-Scriofa)
Luaidhead6ireacht
(Sinnsearach-Scrlofa)
D6ibeMI (S6isearach-CleachtUil)
t_---I
.1
Duais,
Duais.
Duais.
Duais.
An Chead Duai •.
CL6001REACHT
CI6·Ch6iri6. (Soisearach-Scriofa)
Inneall-Chlodoireeoht
(S6isearachScriofa)
Inneall-Chlodoireacht
{S6isearachCleachtUil
FOIRGmOCHT
Luaidhead6irea.cht (SinnsearachCleacht6.il)
Scoil
School
Chead
Chead
Ohead
Chesd
.-/
Adams
MoKeon
Grace
Pa.tr~ck lHurphy
Wllham Richardson
Victor D. Duggan
Victor D. Duggan
---Abha;------
-----~N;-·r-(\1:"7·1------:-·-----
Suhoo l'
_________
I
BAILE ATHA CLIATH
Ard-Scoil Naisinnta na h-Ealadhan
An Duais
Subject·
a nronnadh
I
EALAf
Amharo-Liniocht
agus Meabhair-LinAn Chead Duais
/
iocht (Mean)
Liniocht Dulchrot (Bun)
An Chead Duais
Liniocht Dulchrot (Mean)
An Chead Duais
Liniocht Mheieniuil
agus Cormhaisiu
An Chead Duais
..../
(Bun)
.
Liniocht Seandaiochta
(Mean)
I An Chead Duais
Cumadoireaeht
Phictiurach
(Mean)
An Chead ' Duais
Cormhaieiu i gCilrsai Tionnscail (Mean)
An Chead Duais
Cormhaisiu i gCilrsai 'I'ionnacai! (.Ard)
An Chead Duais agus Bonn
Airgid
An Chead Duais
Cormhaisiu Dealbhuithe
(Mean)
('6rmhaisll Dealbhuithe
(Ard)
. An Chead Duais
Liniocht Cholla Dhaonna (Ard)
. An Chead Duais
Dathadoireacht
Cholla Dhaonna (Ard)
j An Chead Duais
An CMall Duais
Stair na h-Ealaion (Mean)
An ('IH1,,<1 Dun.is
Stair na h-Ealaion (Ard)
I
AOKACH UR~mUMH.AN
I
1'108
Fuail - Grad II
Ceard-Scoil
ATH LUAlli:
Ccard-Scoil
'l'RAcHTAIL:
Bearla - Mean
BE.AL ATR h-AM:HNAS :
Ceard-Scoil
TRACHTAIL:
Gacik{Bun)
.. 1 An Chead Dnais
., I
----------------------
....I
A..."'l', 9~A~HRA1tIHADH
(emd-Scoll
....
f'('I,)rrl Rnoil
:
Ceard-Seoil
COBH:
Technical School
Eills Xi Chionnaith
::hkua('h
~i Dhulchaointigh
(Ard)
TRA 'HTArL:
,J
'J g (Ar-d )
....II ",itet
Airun an !authora
Xamc of Candidate
I
.... /
....
do.
I
TR.ACHTAIL:
Gei;r'm.th~is(l:lun)
EALAf:
J Inlocut {on-ltiir"bneaca (Bun)
do.
do.
(Mean)
Amharc-c-Ltntocht
agus Meabhair-cLinlocht (Bun)
CLANNA CAOILTE :
M. Ni Fhlaitire
E. tde Carlctin
Kcnnedy
Ni Dbuibbde
Bell
Bell
../
I{ose Ann O':lIalley
At' Ohead Duais agus Bonn
_-\.irgid
Donal O'Connor
An Chead Duais agus Bonn
Airgid
Beirt Cholllb-ionann do'n
Dara Duais--Feach
An
Muileann Cearr
Michcal Mac Donnchadha
gUADH
rIo.
CILL CHOINNIGH
Eithnc
Mairead
Dermot
Raisin
)Iuriel
Murir-l
An Duais a bronnadh
Prize obtained
Fuui] -- Grad I
TRAcHTArL:
C]o-Scriobbnoireacht
M. Ni Fhlaithiro
P. Butler
S. Cowan
Ni Bheollain
--- -------
I rros ,
CEANN TUIIW :
Ceard-Scoil
Finola
Eileen
Isralia
Maire
Aingeal ~ i Ohiobuin
Cait ::-;i Ch iaragain
Duais
An f'h{>ad Duo is
(Mean)
Abhar
Subject
lHD~'HAXA:
Technical School
Elizabeth Fauagan
Elizabeth Fanagan
Maeve O'Brien
~-ora de Biirca
An (,h~ad nw.is
An Chead
....
---------
Scoi]
School
Aingeal Ni Bhriain
I
e're.
1'RACHTAIL:
Clo-Scrtobhnoirear-ht
--------------
Name of Candidate
Beirt, Chomh-ionann do'n
Chead Dnais-c-Feaeh Ros
'\ G'wilg (;\-Iean) ....
BIHH:
'I'~('hni('"1 "('h,,()]
Ainm an Iarrthora
1
Prize obtained
.... [
INNEAL1'OIREACHT
GHLUAISTEA...~:
Eolaiocht Irmealtoireaohta
INNEALTOIREACHT
MHEICKIUIL :
Oirtheoireaoht
{Sinnsea.ritrh-(,lpn('~tl1i'
An Chca.d Dun.is
Micheal )1ac Aodha
I
1
An Chead Duals
An Chead Duais
John Mortor,
John Morton
An Chead Duais
John
An Chead Duais
Darucl
(An Chead Duais a.!!li; Bonn
Unlhn.... '-'
... 1
Timothy
Morton
A. O'Donova.n
Murphy
-----
Abhar
Subject
Scoil
School
OEIMfOOHT
ION-OHOIBHl\TEASTA
:
Ceimiocht Chobhasach
(Mean)
Oeimioeht Neamh-chobhasach
(Mcim)
Saotharlannacht.
LAMH-OILIUINT:
Obair Adhmaid (Bun)
DROIOHEAD
ATHA·
Ceard-Scoi I
DROIOHEAD
Ceard-Scoil
NUA
TRAOHTAiL
Uimhriocht
Trachtala
Ill.1NEALTOIREAOHT
LEIOTl~EAOHAIS
Feistiii Leictrcachais
mm
DEALGAK·
Ceard-Sooil :
.
nUN GARBHAN:
Oeard-Scoil
mmLAOGHAlTl,E
Ceard-Sooil
ENNIS:
Technical
School
An Duais a bronnadh
Prize obtained
TRAoHTAIL:
Luath-Scrtobhnoireacht
do.
do.
;
(Mean)
:
(Soie-Cleacht)
(BWl
(Ard)
Ill.'NEALTOmEAGHT
GHLUAISTEA.N
Innealtoireacht
Ohluaistean
(S6i8Scriofa)
.1
TEAoH'rAlL:
Uimhriocht
'I'rachtala, (Bun)
FOIRGNfOOHT
:
Saoirseaeht
Adhmaid (S6is-Cleacht)
Ainm an Iarrtho ra
Name of Candidate
An Chead
An Chead
Duals
Duaia
Mary C. Oostello
Desmond Gogarty
An Chead
Duais
Seoirso MacEoiJl
An Chead
Duais
Derek
An Chead
Duais
Reginald
R. Jupe
J. TayJor
An Chead Duais
An Dara Duais
Carmel A. O'Sullivan.
Joseph F. Foley
An Chead
Reginlad
Duals
An Ohead Duais
Maighread
An Chead
Michael
Duais
Smith
B. Ni
Callinan
N.m
Abhar
Subject
Seoil
School
GLYNN:
Technical
Ainm an larrthora,
Namo of Candidate
Duais a Bronnadh
Prize Obtained
All
rtos ,
Niochan ftgUS Riaraohun
School
LUIMNEACH:
Ceard Scoil Cathardha
'I'igho (Scriofa)
An Chead
TltACHTAIL:
Clo-Scriobhnoireacht
(Ani)
..
CJtIMfoCHT
ION-CHOIBHNEASTA:
Coimiooht Neamh-Ohobhasach
(Bun)
])0.
Do.
(Mean)
FOnWNloCHT
:
Foirgnooladocht
(Mean)
An Dam
INNEALT6IREACHT
MHEICNTUIL:
Doilcadoireacht
(Sois-Cleacht)
LOCH gCARMAN
Ccard-Scoil
:
LONGPHOHT:
Coard-Scoil
M.AGH EALLA:
Ceard-Scoil
Duais
.Julia Joycc
Eibhlis Ni Dhubhghailt
Duais
An Chead DU,tis
An Chead Duais
Cyri l I;. Cull igan
Cyril V. Culligan
An Chead
Edmund
Duais
.Iosoph
An Chead Duais
Wallnut
Gilligan
rros.
('ocairc'acht
-
Gnld
11.
An Chcad Duals
Umha
rros ,
Niochan aguB Riarachan Tighe (Cleachu)]
.l<'omGNioCH'1'
:
Caibineadacht
(Sois-Clcacht.).
'
FOnWNfoCRT :
.
i
Saou-scacht Adhrnaid
(Sinn.-C'!c'aeht)
I
i
11gllS
Aune E. Mansfield
Bona
'
I
An Chead Duais
An Chead Duais
An Chead
Umha
Dua.is agus
BOIUl
I
Mairc Nic Anlaidh
I
I
Patriok
.
.J. Conbov
'l~ftlllonn Baroid
I
lVWILEANN ('EAH,H,
Ccard-Scoi '
TH:\L'HTAI.L:
(J"eilg (Ard)
I
Boirt chomh-ionnnn do'n
Dara Duais-c-Fcach
An
C'(',~thr~ml~:o,::: :'" .J':
[
!
Baubre
Ni Ghiollit CJlOilifn
Scoil
I LA.MH·OILrUrNT:
I Obair-Mhiotait (Bun)
)l"AA.S:
Tcchnic",l School
Schoct
Cocruroacht
PORTLAOlGlI[~E :
Technical
.\11 Chead
"I Tfos:
)l"EW ROSS:
Tcchruoat
An Duais a Bronnadh
P"i7(, Obtained
Abhar
Subject
Q"~()')I
-
::·1
G, ad
INNEALTOIREA(;HT
Scllo:>l
Oirtbeoireaoht
:?IrHEICNIUrL:
(S6is-"k.'"cht)
I
.]
An Chead
Martin
Duais
Be.rt chomh-ionann
Ch~;l(l Duo is
Ainm an Iarrth6ra
Name of Canr1i(lo"tp
do'n
Dua is
O'Brien
Nora Freanev.
Ida Aselford'
.Iames Ma.her
I
HOS URE:
Ceard-Scoil
TRAcHTAIL:
Gacilg
'I'EAMPALL MOJ{ :
I
Bcirth chemh-ionann do'n
Chead Duais - Feach Beal
Ath' h-Amhnas.
Maighrcad
An Chead Duais
Edwurd
An Chead
Patrir-k
Xi Aimhirgin
FOIRG1\1fOCHT :
Ccard-Scoil
Matamaitic
'I'RALEE'
agus
Ceimseata
(Bun)
T.
O'Neil1.
[NN" ALTOIRFACH'T'
GHLUAlSTEAN
Technical Scho«! :
Lcictreaehas
TULLAlIIORF :
Technical Sohoc I
I
WATERFORD:
Central Technical
WATERVILLE:
Technical
I
(Bur,)
School
Inst itute :
Cluaistean
TRAcHTML:
CI6·Sm iobhnoireacht
(Bun)
(Bun)
:
I FOIRGl\1fOCHT
Luaidoireacht (S6is-Cleacht)
Dua is
An Chead Duais
Lauronce
An Chcad
Dun-is
Wil liarn O'CoJUU'11.
An Chead
Duais
Tadhg
TRACHTAIL:
'I'rachtail
(Bun)
O'Sultivan
0
Dunne.
Ceallaigh.
179
RETURN No. G.-SUMMARY
OF RESULTS OF SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS
POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES, 1945.
Number
of
Centres
:-JUBJECT
MagnetisDl
tricity
I'elegraphy
and
....
I ....
'l'elephony-Stage
II
.
l~il'st
Class
Successes
Second
Class
Successes
I
Failures
Elec·
relephony-Stage
I'ransmission
Number
of
Candidates
FOR
12
75
18
38
19
9
35
14
15
fj
7
42
o
18
18
2
4
5
----- ..
..
--- ..
.'\ ill
11 I
ucucha
(ill
TUAIRISC
IJIMHIR
7.
COLAISTE MUIRE LE nos: REAMH-SCRUDuCHAN,
1945.
Ol'cl Fiuntais]
tlgll}; nrareanun
na niarrauhoirf
f5111' glacnClh leo 'sn chlll'sa oiliuna
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lIaighreod 1'IiChruadhh\ol
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~raire 'I'reasa 1'IiBhrlah
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--~----~--~----~--~--.--------~--------~----
APPENDIX
TABLE A.
-
V.
REFORMATORY SCIfoOLS.
School Year: 1st August, 1944 to 31st July. 1946.
-----------------------~--------------·~------D~·---h
I
of
Schools
i
Boys
Girls
"-'I
1
236
-.-.
2
62
3
288
'l'OTA]~
ISC arges.
Releases on
Supervision
Certificate
&0.
from Ist August
1944 to 31st July,
1946.
224
49
107
119
19
22
273
li6
I
I
I
TABLE B.-Industrial
School Year:
I
---- :
Schools.
Numbel
Number
under
under
Detention
Detention
on
on
Ist Aug., '44 31st July, '45
Discharges,
Committals,
Re-Commit.
Releases on
Supervision
tals & Re-Ad&0.
missions, &c. Certificate
from. 1st Aug. from Ist August
'44 to 31st
1944 to 31st July,
July, '45.
1945.
I
I
!
I
I
14l
i
1st August, 1944, to 31st July, 1946.
i
Number
of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Mixed ····1I
15
35
1
I
51
TOTAL
I
I
Committale,
Number
Re-Admisaunder
ions, &c.
Detention
from Ist Aug.
on
31st July, '46 '44 to 31st
July, '45.
Number
under
Detention
on
Ist Aug., '44
Number
i
I
1
* Included
I
3,094
3,431
1
-*
I
6,526
I
Ii
I
3,108
3,457
577
505
-*
-*
6,665
1,082
above.
TABLE C.-REFORMATORY
563
479
I
1,042
SCHOOLS.
The total number of Youthful Offenders admitted upon conviction to Re
formatory Schools during the year from Ist August, 1944 to 31st July, 1945, was
123, viz., 106 boys and 17 girls.
The offences in respect of whioh the Youthful Offenders were committed
were:OFFBNCES
Larceny and Petty Theft.
Receiving Stolen Goods
Housebreaking, Shopbreaking, etc.
Alllilault
...
Unlawful possession
Refusing to conform to rules of Industrial
\'agrancy
Other Causes
__B_o_y_,,
39
I
56
l
....
School
TOTAL
~OTE:
Re-admissions
following revocation
Irom absconding are not included in thi~ Table.
G_i_rl_8
__ 1~~al _
10
W
1
;in
J
I
6
7
:;
106
of superviaion
l7
G
3
r---
certificate.
123
a nd
182
183
TABLE D.-INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS.
The total number of admissions to Industrial Schools by committal during th,
)-elu from Ist August, 1944, to 31st July. 1945, was 1,061. viz .. 563 boys and
4-98 girls,
The children admitted in tha.t year are classified in the following tabular
statement according to the grounds on which they were committed :GROUNDS
Boys
OF COMMITTAL
1
Begging
Not having any home or settled place of abode, or
visible means of subsistence, or found having a
parent or guardian who does not exercise proper
guardianship
Destitute not being an orphan, and parents or surviving parent, or, in the case of an illegitimate
child, his mother, are or is unable to support
him-parents
consenting to committal,
or in
certain circumstances parents' or survi ving parent's or mother's consent dispensed with, or
consent of one parent only necessary (Section
10 (1) (d) (h) and (e) (i) or (ii] or (iii), Children
I
I
Girls
48
I
State
80
Ages w h (' '1
Adrnitte.l
i65
I
_________________
.12 years and under
242
11
12
23
prisonment
Charged with an offence punishable in the case of
an adult with penal servitude, etc. (being under
19
18
37
12 years of age)
Charged with an offence punishable in the case of
an adult with penal servitude, etc. (being over
12 and under 14;years of age)
Charged with an offence punishable in the case of
an adult with penal servitude, etc. (being over
the age of 14 and under the age of 15 years)
Uncontrollable
l{efraotory Pauper
A child who has not complied with a School Attendance Order sent under School Attendance
Act, 1926
3:5
I
,
435
153
'nu terate
T oat I
1
Bo,Vs
_
Read
Moderate
Pro-
and
Write
ficiency
in Read-
Read
and
~it::
~~~
~
I
3
2
I
4
5
1
8
13 years and l,lndel' 14
14 years and under 15
5
1
16
15 years and under 16
/. 35
16 years and und~~
~
TOTAL
per~:~tlY
GirlS'~
13
-
17'
B.
'),
I
1
--
I --
--
--
13
2
3
1
15
_3_ ~
13
1
38
TOTAL
Note: Be-admissions following revocation of supervision
aconding are not included in this table.
2
6
3_1~
~_G
3
_~~_
State of Instruction
Read
37
Total
TlJiterat,·
52
[33
7
563
I
!
certificate
498
11
2
2
14,0
1~61-
4
__
2
_2_
on Admission
1------
and
TI,7·t·
V\ n
e
Irnperfectly
,
8
2
2
2
2
TABLE F.-INDUSTR!AL
SCHOOLS.
Ind Ag:s and st ate of Education of children over 10 years of age admitted
to
. uBt.nal Schools during the year from Ist Augnst. 1914, to 31st Julv 1945 are
gIven III the followi:lg tabular statment :_
. ,
,
Ages when
Admitkd
46
C.
--21
1
Is under the care of a parent or guardian who has
been convicted of an offence under Part II of the
Children Act, 1908, or mentioned in the First
Schedule to that Act in relation to any of his
children, whether legitimate or illegitimate
Destitute orphan, or destitute having both parents
or surviving parent, or, in the case of an Illegitimate
child, his mother, undergoing im-
B.
G.
--
I
-
7
=-I_l_l~
3
B.
G.
--;;
I '[
__ 9
1106
on Admission
---
1
32
170
of Instruction
1-------
Total
89
Aot.I941)
TABLE :.-REFORMATORYSCHOOLS.
and stat= of Education
of Youthful Offen d ers a dmi
.I'he_ ages
.
mitted upOI'
into Reformatorv Schools durina 1,1l('Year fIt
COIH'ICl:JOIl
'n .
_.'.
"'.
' rom s A ugust , 1944_ tc
. st .July, 194;). ar~ given 111 the following tabular ~tatE'mf'nt:-
iModerat('
Pro-
I
II
Read',
fieienoy
and
III
Reading
and
"Vrite
"VeIl
Superior
,
Instruction
,
,
Writing
1__
1
--------I!~-~..:-!~~~I~~il~~
G.
G.
10 years and undo r
12
12 years and under
14
Over 14 years
_____
1:18
164
"3
56
::15
58 /13
19
.; - _1_1
and from abT_O_TAL
--.!.3_2_.5__ 13_3....:1~49
J
3
41
41
28
22
~--=-~_s
'I" "
5i)
54
120
I
21:
I
ll7
7 li
7
_
I-
I __'
I
I
_91~=--._4
--=---=I
.>0
i
56
'
1
12
1
"I "I
2
I ..
184
Table G. -Reformatory
I'he total number
of youthful
0
Reformatory
Schools
(including
th
r-ate. transferred
from one Reform
absconded
and did not return)
in
.J uly, 1945, was 141, viz., 119 boys
They
were
disposed
of as foil
._----
185
Sehools.
Mode of Discharge
Boys
To Employment or Service
....
Returned to parents or friends
Emigrated
Discharged-Retained
in School
Died
Discharged on medical grounds
Committed to Prison for breach of Reformatory Rules
Transferred from one Girls Reformatory
to
the other
TOTAL
Table
ffenders
who were discharged
from
ose released
on supervision
certifiatory to the other and those who
the year ] st August,
1944, to 31st
and 22 girls.
ows:-
" .. 1
Table H.-Industrial
47
63
5
:2
Girls
Total
!l
56
65
5
8
I
3
2
8
1
I
2
119
2
22
----141
-----
Bovs
Girls
388
256
142
51
Tota 1
-----To Employment
To Friends
Retained in School
Released on supervision certificate
discharged to Hospital
Emigrated
Died
Entered Religious Communities
Absconded and did not return
Committed to Reformatory
'I'ransferred to Reformatory
Boarded Out
TOTAL
Blacksmith,
1; Boot and Shoe·making,
3: Carpentry,
3: Defence
6; Farm Labourers.
]:3; Fishing.
2: Gardening,
5; House Boys .
Forces,
2; Messengers,
3; Shop Assistants,
3.
Nine girls were
Cot to employment
on discharge
from the Reformatories.
They were distributed
as follows, as regards
occupations:Domestic
Servants,
G: Turf Worker,
1; Laundress.
1, and Waitress,
1
'l'a1lIe .f.-l)ischm'gl's
to F.m})]o,r1l1I'ut
from
Inrlust rial
Schools
dnl'jn~
the vear f1'01l1 1st August,
1944, to :It"t .Tuly, 1941).
from Industrial
Schools
were distributed
The boys discharged
f'ollows, as regards
occupations:-
as
Bakers,
]4; Blacksmiths,
·l; Boot and Shoemaking
and repairing,
34:
1; Butcher,
1; Cabinet
Maker.
Roy Messengers
(G.P,O.), 4; Bricklayer,
1; Carpentry,
10; Coachbuilder.
I; Dairy Workers,
3: Dcronce Forces.
2; Factory
Workers.
8; Farm
Labourers,
]37; Foundry
Worker.
1:
Cardeners,
7: General
Labourer,
1: Grocer's
Assistants,
2; Hotel
Emplo,\·ees.
] 3; House and Pantrv
80)'s.
2,,); Libra rv ASSistant,
1:
:'IIechanics,
10;;\lessengers
and Porters,
24; Packer.
J: Pages,
:3:
Painters,
4; Poultry
Farm
Hand,
1; Shop ASSistant,
.1: Tailors,
63;
\" eavors. 12; Wheelwrrghts,
2; Ya I'd Boys. -±,
Sehools.
'I'ho total number of pupils ",ho were discharged from Industcial Schools
(including children released on supervieion eertifieate and children who absconded
and did not return) in the year from Iat August. 1944 to 31st ,fuly. 1945, wa s
1,042, viz., 563 boys and 479 girls.
They were disposed of as follows :-
){ode of Discharge
J.-Uischarges
to Employment
ft'om Hefm-matm-y
Schools dlu'jn~
the year ft'om 1st Angust,
1944, to xrst .Iulv, 1945.
The boys discharged
from the Re formatory
School WE're distributed
:IS follows,
as regards
occupations:-
126
10
The girls discharged
from Industrial
follows, as regards
occupations:-
Schools
were
distributed
as
Bakers
and Confectioners.
2: Cbildren's
Maids. 16; Cooks. 6; Dalrv
t: Cencrat
Servants,
152: House
and
:'IIai(ls. 2; Factory
Workers.
Pm-lour :\laids, :~7; Kitcbenmaic1s,
(5: Laundresses.
20: Pertresses
2:
Sewing Maids. 6; Shop Assistants.
2: Wardsmaid, J.
'I'abll'
T01'~'
R.-Xumbl'l'
anti Industr+at
1)44
ani! Causes of Death" amongst
pupils ill Reforlll;!.
Sl'hools du rIng the year f'rom tst Augul'<t, 1944, to
31st Jull', 1945.
268
61
or
15
6
4
4
4
6
15
5
o
I
I
30
11
10
5
5
6
Tubercular Meningitis
General Tubereulosia
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
'Rheumatic Fever
Cretinism
TOTAL
1
1
.363
479
1,042
A dcat h occurred
in one or the
School Year, ami the' cause' of death
el it is.
girls'
Reformatories
during
the
in this case' \\:El" acute' Osteorny.
186
187
Table L.-List
of Reformatory
and Industrial
Schools showlng till'
accommodation
limit and the number of children under detentro-:
in each school on 31st July, 1945.
Accommodation limit
.......!..~--.---.-.--.---~--------- -------REFORMATORY
SCHOOLS :
250
Daingean, Offaly
;)1)
Limerick (Girls)
80
Kilmacud
"
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS :
School
Number
under detention
on 31 .Iuly,'45
TABLE M.
Statement
showing numbers committed
from each District Court
,
during the Year Ist August, 1944, to 31st July, 1945.
District
----;-----------------------Disbrieb No.
Reformatories
Industrial
Schools
:1
1
Senior Boys:
Upton, Co. Cork
300
170
235
830
260
190
208
--_I
Baltimore, Co. Cork
Greenmount,
Cork
Artane, Co. Dublin
Carriglea, Co. Dublin
Letterfrack,
Co. Galway
_
Salthill, Galway
St .• Ioseph's, Tralee, Co. Kerry
Glin, Co. Limerick
Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
--
-'1
lW
214
200
213
121
223
820
246
168
201')
151
208
165
Junior Boys:
Passage West
_
Kilkenny (Male)
Drogheda, Co. Louth
Cappoquin, Co. Waterford
Rathdrum,
Co. Wicklow
80
186
(50
_
--I
Mixed School:
KiIlarney,
Co.
75
lOO
_.-.1
Kerry-i-Junior
I
Boys
Girls
I
Girls:
\
Cavan
Ennis
Clonakiltv
Cobh
.
Kinsale
Mallow
St. Finbar's, Cork
Booterstown,
Co. Dublin
Goldenbridge,
Dublin
Lakelands,
Dublin
Whitehall, Du blin
Loughrea, Co. Galway
Ballinasloe
"
Clifden, Co. Galway
Lenaboy, Galway
Pembroke Alms House Tralee, Co. Kerry
Kilkenny (Female)
Birr, Offaly
St. George's, Limerick
St. Vincent's
Do.
Newtownforbes,
Co. Longford
Dundalk, Co. Louth
Westport,
Co. Mayo
Ballaghadereen,
Co. Roscommon
Monaghan
• __
Summer hill, Athlone, Co. Westmeath
Benada Abbey, Ballymote, Co. Sligo
Sligo
___
Templemore,
Co. Tipperary
Cashel,
Do.
Dundruru,
Do.
Waterford
Moate, Co. Westmeath
New Boss, Co. Wexford
Wexford
i
1
·1
-i
-I
...•
1
4.0
!lfl
40
llO
180
60
180
80
200
96
150
no
lOO
100
100
120
88
85
126
100
170
180
240
100
76
186
140
73
76
37
74
34
108
88
51
87
71
140
95
(46
108
74
77
73
119
88
85
126
84
102
130
144
53
ll7
7
90
140
200
106
200
70
125
80
54
200
74
100
146
81
196
72
189
61
109
75
157
56
89
89
1
2
3
4
2
2
1
3
s
6
7
8
:l
16
6
12
23
3
12
5
10
1.1
1
16
12
6
37
3
1
29
13
13
14
33
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
I
1
10
If)
27
54
1
2
14
4
1
4
1
7
19
42
59
36
36
22
I
26
27
·1
28
i
29
I
:30
31
23
1
....
17
3
31
1
49
I
----_._-'--------------,
Total
24
123
34
399
_----------
•..
1,061
188
TABLE
N.'
The total numbers admitted ill the School Year 1st August, 1944, to 31st .Iuly ,
1945, into Reformatory
and (ndustria.l Schools from the several County
Boroughs and Counties where committals were made were as follows :-
Reformatories
Cit ios
or Cormttes.
._--.--Co. Carlow
Co. Cavan
Co. Clare
Co. Cork
Cork Corporation.
Co. Donegal
Dublin Corporation
Co. Dublin
Uo. Galway
ce. Kerry
('0. Kildarc
Co. Kilkenny
Co. Leitrim
Loix
Co. Limerick
Limerick Cm poration
(;0. Longford
Co. Louth
Co Mayo
Co. Meath
Co. Monaghan
Offaly
Co. Roscommon
Co. Sligo
Co. Tipperary, N.R.
Co. Tipperary, S.R.
Co. waterford
Waterford Corporation
Co. Westmeath
Co, Wexford
Co. Wicklow
TOTAL
Industrial.
r
----Boys
1
:>
6
14
:31
8
Girl'
Boys
1
4
9
32
J
1
8
18
1
236
43
:j
26
:!
11
8
.)
I
.)
il
7
17
39
8
119
18
3i;
22
J.()
7
I
3
7
28
1.,
I
1
1:l
5
14
3
~
Girl,
:!
.,
10
~
10
Schools
------
5
6
6
4
12
2
:!
6
3
.)
;'j
11
11
27
~I
:!G
l[)
to
13
1±
10
II
8
24
8
.JU~
..,\-)8
~)
7
L06
17
8
8
189
TABLE O.
The number of youthful ulfenders and children under detention
Reforrna trrrv and Industrial Schools on 31st .Iuly, 1.9J5. chargeable
each Local Authority was as follows:-
I
I
Reforma.tory Schools
Industrial
School"
Local Authority
Girls
Boys
Oo. Carlow
Co. Cavan
Co. Clare
Oo. Cork
Cork Corporation
Co. Donegal
Co. Dublin
Dublin Corporation
Co. Galway
Co. Kerry
ce. Kildare
Co. Kilkenny
Oo. Leitrim
J
5
2
.!
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Limerick Corporation
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Co. Mayo
Co. Meath
Co. Monaghan
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Co. Sligo
Co. Tipperary, N.R.
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Wa.terford Corporation
Co. Westmeath
Co. Wexford
Co. Wicklow
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