The Board of Management of Mitchelstown C.B.S Secondary School wishes to commission an artwork which reflects the ethos of the school in general and in particular the philosophy of integration, inclusivity, openness and transformation which the new extension exudes.

The closing date for expressions of interest is Friday 4th June 2010

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