Nearly 100 children were evacuated from their classrooms on September 24, 2018 when a huge sinkhole opened up at Drumgossatt National School, near Carrickmacross in Monaghan, Ireland.
The collapse of a disused Gypsum mine in the region has been cited as the cause of the subsidence.
Original Article:https://earthfrenzyradio.com/earth-changes/3958-giant-cracks-and-sinkhole-open-up-in-ireland
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