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06 Sept 2025
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A flag-raising ceremony was recently held at St Joseph's Primary School to mark their tenth Green Flag status.
The theme on this occasion was Global Citizenship/Travel.
In attendance on the day was Parish Priest Fr Conor Hayes and representing An Taisce, Chiara Hanrahan, Travel Officer.
In order to achieve this accolade pupils undertook a variety of activities relating to the travel theme.
These included carrying out a walkability audit on two school routes, a no-idling campaign including a no-idling pledge signed by parents, scooter workshops and even performed a speed-gun survey on two busy approach roads to the school.
Chiara praised the children for all their hard work over the past two years, adding that ten flags was a remarkable achievement for the school and community.
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