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08 Sept 2025
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Third Class pupils of Bunscoil Na Cathrach Ashleen, Kornelia, Grace, Emma & Anna
There were so many different outfits (and some very similar too!) on display at Bunscoil Na Cathrach in Cahir last Wednesday March 5 to celebrate World Book Day.
There was fantastic effort put in by many students to dress up as their favourite book character and there are obviously many avid readers among the students.
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It’s great to see that book reading is still a favourite practice for so many.
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As usual most of the teachers also went to great lengths to dress up as book characters which caused many a giggle among the students and there was a great atmosphere in the school on the day. Well done to everyone, what a great way to celebrate a wonderful hobby.
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