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06 Feb 2026
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Naíonra Bun Cranncha is celebrating 30 years of serving the community in Buncrana and Inishowen with the highest standard of Irish and bilingual preschool education.
To mark the anniversary, there will be no fees charged for the 2026/27 school year, starting this coming September.
“This is our way of saying thank you for the support and giving back to our community,” a spokesperson said.
The naíonra is also lowering the intake age to one.
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“Through the years we have completed many extensions, gained a beautiful balcony play area, an orchard and lowered our age of intake to two years old. So in September 2026 we are taking the final step and lowering the intake age to 1 year old. Spaces will be limited so be quick.
“Our 2026/27 registration period is now open and it will be a special year ahead for us here at the Naíonra.”
For further information contact: 086 3744354 or naionrabuncranncha1@yahoo.ie
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