Work is underway at the old County Hall in Wexford which will house a new American university learning centre here.
Georgia Southern University’s Centre for Irish Research and Teaching is the first third level institution in the United States to open a learning facility in Ireland. The university , which has over 26,000 students has partnered with Wexford County Council to create a learning centre for students who will travel here from the United States. The facility will feature classrooms and student apartments built in a section of the old County Hall on Spawell road
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