Anger at Government delay in new school builds
The 35-year-old TV producer was upset at the criticism of her and husband Ronan’s lifestyle after she shared a photo of the youngster on a plane.
The six-month-old has already travelled with his parents to destinations including Australia, Greece, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Replying to the comment on her Instagram account, Storm said she and Ronan do “whatever it takes” for their baby son.
The Australian added: “We could easily employ nannies or staff to look after our little man while mummy and Thomas Byrne Instagram page A FIANNA Fail TD has criticised the Government over its failure to meet its own deadline for the construction of new schools.
Education and Skills Spokesman Thomas Byrne spoke out after it was revealed the construction of 21 premises earmarked for 2015 is yet to begin. He said: “The Government announced to much fanfare back in December 2014 that a number of new schools would be built across the country in order to meet rising demand as a result of demographic changes.
“The Government indicated that construction of these schools would get under way in 2015.
“However, new information shows that construction hasn’t even got under way at a number of these schools, meaning it will be years before they are actually up and running.
“In some instances a site hasn’t even been selected yet. In many other cases the project work is at a very early stage and the delivery of a new school remains a long
news@irishmirror.ie way off. The lack of progress with the school building programme is inexcusable.
“Many students are being taught in overcrowded classrooms which is having a detrimental impact on their education.
“Teachers are also being forced to rely on substandard resources due to a lack of space.”