Orla

And we must always take the threat seriously.

But, you know, keep in contact with the guards.

Make sure that you are getting the correct information.

Not really.

I'm trying to stick to facts as much as I possibly can.

I rang the school myself.

My daughter goes to secondary school.

There was no threat put into any of the secondary schools.

My daughter was going to be finished at 12 o'clock anyway.

I spoke to school, I then spoke to the guards.

And as I said, I'm trying to make sure I deal with facts because in any sort of, when anything happens, you know, information can be thrown around the place that isn't correct.

But I think it's very, very important to keep parents updated with accurate information.

That's all people want to know is what is happening.

And, you know, again, accurate information.

Yes, exactly.

As I said before, like I knew I was coming on to you guys before two o'clock, so I rang the guards and I asked, I said, have you any up-to-date information?

And they said no.

They said there has been no more communication from whoever sent the email.

And I know they can't give the likes of myself.

any proper information but as far as they were concerned they were still working away on the threat and I said right that's fine but the most important thing we can try and do is again stick to as much of the facts as we possibly can but again you know children in this country have to come first and threats like this have to be taken seriously because just in case we have seen what has happened in other countries and we can't ever take that risk.