An Offaly TD says the national school in question is facing issues caused by overcrowding.
The newly installed Education Minister says she'll be working to ensure new modular units will be delivered to an Offaly school, "as quickly as possible."
Helen McEntee's comments come in response to a query from Offaly TD John Clendennen after a recent visit to Charleville National School.
The Fine Gael man says he's seen first hand the pressure caused by over crowding in the school.
The Education Minister is committing to deliver the units for the start of the academic year this September:
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