1901 census
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Shanganamore National School’s own account records the changing use of its buildings and the growth of local education.
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Nearby Shanganamore National School serves children from Barrowhouse and surrounding townlands. Its own history recalls an earlier school building within the adjacent church grounds, subsequently used as the local community hall. The present school was officially opened by John Moloney T.D. in May 1999. This is a history of education serving the wider Barrowhouse community, rather than a claim that every school building lies within this exact townland. [2]
The school describes its growth from one teacher to two and later a larger staff. It also records opening its first autism class, An Gairdín Beo, in September 2021, adding another strand to its educational provision. [2]
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