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2009 GAA player of the year Paul Galvin in classroom bust up with student

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Kerry GAA star and All Star football of the year 2009 Paul Galvin was involved in an alleged bust up with a student in his school. He teaches at St Brendans in Killarney. Details later in the papers.
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Kerry GAA star and All Star football of the year 2009 Paul Galvin was involved in an alleged bust up with a student in his school. He teaches at St Brendans in Killarney. Details later in the papers.
Storm in a teacup.
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Galvin is like a volcano waiting to blow up. It's takes a lot of restraint and holding the bottle well.
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Did he knock his book out of his hands!!!

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Kerry GAA star and All Star football of the year 2009 Paul Galvin was involved in an alleged bust up with a student in his school. He teaches at St Brendans in Killarney. Details later in the papers.
Well if he hit a pupil at least then there will be one less public sector worker on the payroll....lol
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Well if he hit a pupil at least then there will be one less public sector worker on the payroll....lol
If he's a fulltime teacher, he could have taken a contract out on the kid and he'd still have a job.
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If he's a fulltime teacher, he could have taken a contract out on the kid and he'd still have a job.
I thought teachers got fired these days if they assault pupils.
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I thought teachers got fired these days if they assault pupils.
If you can't be fired for mental illness or chronic alcoholism, then ************************* slapping a kid is nothing.

How many permanent teachers have ever been sacked?
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If you can't be fired for mental illness or chronic alcoholism, then ************************* slapping a kid is nothing.

How many permanent teachers have ever been sacked?
Thats very true, I momentarily forgot how hard it is to fire a teacher on a permanent contract.
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