Orla

Hi, Ciarán.

Yeah, look, most parents are very concerned, which is understandable.

We're still waiting for proper information from the guards.

I only spoke to them there a few minutes ago and they're still working away.

No more information has come in from whoever sent the email.

So they're just working away.

But obviously something like this has to be taken very seriously until they know for certain that it is, we say, if it is a prank.

Yes, and I said that to the guards as well, because at the end of the day, as Fergal Brown will know,

You know, you're dealing with children at a school.

You're terrifying parents.

There's children missing out on school tours.

There's children with special needs that are going to be greatly upset as well about not being able to go into school with their routines and all that.

And it's a terrible, terrible thing for anybody to do this if it is a prank.

But this has to be taken extremely seriously because we cannot ever in this country put one child in danger.

But we just don't know.

Obviously, I can't speak for the guards, but we just don't know.

But it has to be taken extremely seriously.

Do you know what I mean?

Just in case, you know?

Well, I think that, yes, that would be a very good idea because while, yes, there has been a few pranks put out there in this country, in other countries, terrible, horrific things have happened to children.