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About Labasheeda NS

Labasheeda National School is a small co-educational Catholic primary school (roll number 19386G) in Cullenagh, Labasheeda, Kilrush, Co. Clare, with the current building opened in 1975 and an enrolment of under 50 pupils. It traces its origins to separate boys’ and girls’ national schools established in Labasheeda village in the 1850s.