When it comes to third-level education, families across the country can feel the squeeze – but there are things you can do to ease the pressure
Three of Cheryl Kavanagh’s four children will be attending university in September. Photo: Tony Gavin
Cheryl Kavanagh’s kitchen table is buried under post-it notes and college brochures. With four children, two already in university and a third preparing to start, the annual September planning has become a familiar ritual, but even with experience, the pressure never really eases.
“For us, education is a long-term investment,” she says. “We want all our children to have the same chance to reach their potential and become financially independent. That’s always been the goal.”
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