Students will suffer as teachers are forced out of Dublin due to a lack of housing.
That's according to Deputy General Secretary of the Association of Secondary Teachers in Ireland Diarmaid de Paor, whose concerns come as many teachers are being forced out of the capital, with cost of living concerns the main cause. He says schools may be forced to drop subjects or drop unqualified teachers into classes to fill in the gaps.
He told Dublin Live: "There’s a danger that some schools might have to drop some subjects, optional subjects. The other problem is that if a school can’t get a qualified Irish teacher for example, they will be using teachers that aren’t qualified in Irish.
