Dysart Primary office worker retires after 26 years
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Muriel Mooney, who worked as an administration assistant, finished up at the school on Tuesday.
Over the years Muriel has seen around 800 pupils come through the doors of Dysart Primary before moving on to the next stage of their education journey.
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Hide AdBut after nearly three decades, she has decided the time is right to put away her pencil and jotters for good and enjoy her retirement.
She said it is hoped a proper night out to mark her retirement can be held when restrictions, due to the pandemic, are lifted.
She said: “I was very happy at Dysart and enjoyed getting involved with all the school events such as Christmas concerts and fundraisers. I have seen generations of many families through the school.
"My last day was on Tuesday when I received some beautiful gifts from staff and parents. I was sad to leave but we are having a night out as soon as we can.”
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Hide AdOn her plans for her retirement she said: “My husband and I are going to be looking after my grandson Efren two days a week which will be lovely and we are also going to go on holidays at some point.”
She added: “I will really miss school but we have already been invited back for sports day as long as they don’t expect me to take part in the races!”