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Published: 10 September 2009

A national school in rural Ireland, at the centre of the country's first serious outbreak of swine flu, will not be closing its doors, say health officials. By Shelley Marsden - 10/09/09

HSE doctors will advise parents this morning on safety measures at Laragh National School in Co Cavan following the outbreak, which has potentially left 18 children out of the 134-pupil school sick with the virus.

Precaution at the school are already in place in order to bring down the risk of the virus spreading. The alarm was raised on Monday morning when 18 pupils did not come to school.

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