Covid-19 outbreak forces closure of Tipperary primary school

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Covid-19 Outbreak Forces Closure Of Tipperary Primary School
Parents of pupils in second class are said to have been notified over the weekend that their children had been deemed a close contact.
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Eoghan Dalton

A school in Co Tipperary has closed its doors today after an outbreak of Covid-19.

The Presentation primary school in Carrick-on-Suir, which has over 300 pupils, told parents this morning it is suspending classes with immediate effect.

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The school is now waiting for public health specialists to carry out a full risk assessment. An update on classes is expected to be provided to parents later this evening.

It is understood the school informed a number of parents of 2nd class pupils over the weekend that their child had been deemed a close contact.

It is believed the outbreak arose elsewhere in the town, which is on the Tipperary-Waterford border.

Thirty cases of Covid-19 were recorded for Co Tipperary on Sunday, while 32 were confirmed across the border in Co Waterford.

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