The teens had been without a place for the first five weeks of the academic year, as schools in Tullamore were at capacity.
A Westmeath school has opened its doors to two Offaly teenagers who were unable to secure a school place.
Amanda Rattigan's sons had been without a place for the first five weeks of the academic year, as schools in Tullamore were at capacity.
However, they've been offered a place in Kilbeggan Secondary School.
Ms Rattigans says she's grateful to the Principal in Kilbeggan for giving her boys education:
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