Chad Allan and Luke Caplice outside Dungarvan District Court this morning (Monday, October 13)
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Caitlin Byrnes, from St Joseph’s Primary School, won a semi-finalist position in the national ‘Doodle for Google’ competition recently.
This year all the pupils in sixth class at St. Josephs entered the “Doodle for Google” competition under the guidance of class teacher Miss O’Grady. The class created beautiful doodles based on the theme “I Wish…”.
Sixth class pupil Caitlin Byrnes, whose doodle was inspired by Aladdin - “I wish for three wishes”, made the top fifteen doodles in Munster in the primary school category. Congratulations and well done to all the pupils.
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