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County Limerick school’s turkeys are ready for the Leaving

THE TURKEYS in the photo with Scoil na Trionoide Naofa students in Doon look decidedly nervous - and who could blame them! Seven turkeys have been expertly reared by transition year teenagers on the school farm. Five of the seven will be up for sale ...

14 Dec 2018 at 17:00

Education

‘Good people make great things happen’, Limerick manager John Kiely tells pupils

BY any stretch of the imagination it has been crazy year, said John Kiely. “The last 12 months has seen Storm Ophelia, a couple of feet of snow, weeks of ice, crazy wind and rain and then the summer of hurling we just had. None of us could have ...

21 Oct 2018 at 06:00

Community

Santa pays a visit to Limerick school's farm and first fair

ANYBODY driving past Scoil na Trionoide Naofa in Doon on Sunday would have thought they had their days mixed up as the school was a hive of activity. The secondary school hosted their inaugural Christmas fair. It was inspired by a farm they ...

22 Dec 2017 at 12:00

Community

Limerick pupils bring agri matters to life on their school farm

GEORGE Orwell’s famous novel is taught in the classrooms of a County Limerick secondary school but outside they also have their own animal farm. A recent survey by Cadburys found that one-third of 1,500 children did not know that milk was ...

28 Nov 2017 at 06:06

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