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136 Deputy Joe McHugh asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will consider applying the pupil-teacher ratio that currently applies to primary schools in Gaeltacht areas to Gaelscoileanna, in view of the fact that the four-year National Recovery Plan 2011 — 2015 introduced by the previous Government suppressed the Gaelscoileanna pupil-teacher ratio and now Gaelscoileanna are allocated teaching posts on the same criteria as primary schools that teach through the medium of English; his views that this does not take into account the specific requirements associated with Gaeloideachas; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6570/11]

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136 Deputy Joe McHugh asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will consider applying the pupil-teacher ratio that currently applies to primary schools in Gaeltacht areas to Gaelscoileanna, in view of the fact that the four-year National Recovery Plan 2011 — 2015 introduced by the previous Government suppressed the Gaelscoileanna pupil-teacher ratio and now Gaelscoileanna are allocated teaching posts on the same criteria as primary schools that teach through the medium of English; his views that this does not take into account the specific requirements associated with Gaeloideachas; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6570/11]

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