South Dublin County Council Environmental Services & Libraries … · 2015-04-13 · South Dublin...

Our Environment, Let’s Protect It!20th April - 24th April 2015

South Dublin County Council Environmental Services & Librarieswww.sdcc.ie

Welcome to South Dublin County Council’s 11th Annual Eco-Week. This week long event promoting awareness of the environment is a fantastic opportunity for schools, communities, businesses and citizens in South Dublin to educate themselves and become a part of the solution to environmental needs. There are tons of FREE events to suit everyone. In many cases the numbers are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.

This year we are asking South Dublin County to be aware of Climate Change. Empower yourself with the awareness and knowledge of how climate change affects your county. Adaptation to climate change has to be tailored to local needs. Everyone can do their part to tackle climate change issues.

BOOKING INFORMATION

Bookings will ONLY be taken from Monday 13th April onwards. A guide to age group suitability, content and booking requirements is given beside each activity. As places are limited, they will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information visit www.sdcc.ie

Events in Schools and Parks To involve as many schools as possible please note that only one event per school is allowed. Apply by phone – Aisling Stafford 01 4149000, ext 6069 or Gina Lee 01 4149000, ext 2791.

Events in Libraries – Apply by phone County Library, Tallaght 01 462 0073 Lucan Library 01 621 6422 Ballyroan Library 01 494 1900 Clondalkin Library 01 459 3315 Castletymon Library 01 452 4888 Whitechurch Library 01 493 0199 Mobile Library 01 459 7834

For Library event queries, please phone Patricia Fitzgerald or Caroline Higgins, Development Librarians on 01 4597834.

Event for Community See specific event for details.

Event for Businesses See specific event for details.

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ECO WEEK LAUNCH

The Mayor of South Dublin County, Fintan Warfield, will launch the 11th year of Eco Week at The Big Picture, Tallaght, Dublin 24 on Monday 20th April at 11am with the presentation of prizes for winners of the South Dublin County Council funded Garbo Anti Litter Competition “Mr. Tizzy Top and the Great Green Carnival” Official Launch by Invitation, 11am

School EventsBooking Essential – For all booking information see page 1. To involve as many schools as possible please note that only one event per school is allowed.

THE ECOLOGICAL GARDENER PRESENTS

BRINGING WILD BIRDS BACK TO SCHOOL – 1ST TO 4TH CLASS

This workshop starts with a short talk on how to attract wild birds to school areas. We discuss feeding, nesting and preening. Pupils are encouraged to discuss their observations of birds in their own gardens and at school. Each pupil is asked to bring a piece of re-cycled material to the workshop and from this pupils construct a bird feeding station.

NATIVE TREE WORKSHOP – 3RD CLASS UPWARDS

An insight into the amazing world of trees, how trees grow and the value of trees to our wildlife. A strong emphasis is on

biodiversity and how vital trees are to all our survival. Each pupil plants an oak acorn to take home to grow. This is an outdoor based workshop with a range of activities including taking tree measurements and a scavenger hunt. When booking, schools can choose which of the two workshops will be repeated on the day. Class size per workshop.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April

1 day event – 3

workshops per day

School

Wednesday 22nd April

1 day event – 3

workshops per day

School

THE IRISH PEATLAND CONSERVATION COUNCIL – OUR ENVIRONMENT IN FOCUS – PRIMARY

Our Environment in Focus is a workshop where schools can choose an environmental theme for students that best suits the schools needs. The school can choose from a variety of themes including biodiversity, water, energy, waste minimisation (composting), travel and the environment or global citizenship and food. The workshops can be short and held throughout the school day to maximise students participation or longer where the facilitator will meet only a few groups within the school.

Date Time Location

Monday20th April All day School


9.45am 11.15am

and 1.00pm

Ballyroan Library

MICHÈLE CASTIAUX PRESENTS AN ENVIRONMENTAL THEMED WORKSHOP OF YOUR CHOICE – ALL AGES.

Michèle offers a choice of workshops on the following themes:

1. Water conservation and geology: where does water come from, how can we save it and what happens to wastewater? This workshop includes a slideshow, rock samples and a “matching cards” game.

2. Sustainability and the life cycle of products: keep in mind “reduce reuse recycle” even when you shop. This workshop includes a slideshow and a monopoly-style game.

3. The impact of climate change on coral reefs and other types of sea life: how does our energy consumption impact on climate change and fragile sea life such as coral reefs? This workshop includes a slide-show and a “matching cards” game.

4. Biodiversity and Irish cold-water coral reefs: what is biodiversity and

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what are the threats to biodiversity? An unusual example of biodiversity: Irish cold-water coral reefs. This workshop includes a slideshow and an arts and crafts activity.

Each school will receive two half day workshops. Max 30 students per workshop.

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April All day School

Wednesday 22nd April All day School

PEDAL POWERED LAB WITH PAUL FINCH – 3RD TO 6TH CLASS

Using machines made from recycled scrap, Paul will demonstrate self motive power. With gadgets that play music, generate wind, produce electricity, pump water, make smoothies and possibly even fly. School Hall required.

Date Time Location


Friday 24th April All day School

KANDO ARTS PRESENTS

A 45 minute fast paced interactive show for primary schools that uses magic and puppets to entertain and educate children about recycling, anti-litter and energy conservation. The show promotes caring for our environment by making recycling part of our lifestyle.

The Show will be performed in the school hall and caters for 100/150 students per show.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April

9.30am 11.00am

and 1.30pm

School

THE THINGS WE USE: ENERGY, MATERIALS, FOOD AND WATER WITH NATASHA KALVAS

Discover with wonder how all the materials, food, energy and water we use, are connected with nature and people in the rest of the world. Discover with wonder how creative we can get to make things last longer and to reduce amounts used.

Three shows per day – class size per workshop

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ELIZABETH MURPHY PRESENTS WILLOW WONDER

In the course of one full school day we will introduce via slide show various aspects of biodiversity both nationally and internationally.

We will go on a field trip to explore our local biodiversity to look and see, record and map existing habitats and species.

We will investigate how we can work to help our biodiversity and how our actions can have a positive or a negative effect on our biodiversity. Where possible using natural and recycled materials we will build our own habitat i.e. plant a living willow structure or plant native wildflowers or allow an area to become wild with little or no maintenance or plant native trees or build a bug hotel or make a bird feeder or create a leaf pile or develop a nature trail. This will encourage a positive personal connection with our biodiversity. We will encourage teachers and students to bring our biodiversity into the class room on a daily basis, i.e. the journey of our lunch box, our clothes, our furniture. We will encourage sustainable practices and the use of natural materials for daily art projects.

Date Time Location


AMAWELE – LOCAL TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOOLS PROJECT – ALL AGES

Amawele Link SDC schools to rural South African schools - educating both sets of students on food security, sustainable development and environmental awareness. Our vision is to develop meaningful partnerships between school communities in South Africa and Ireland, enabling the learning, sharing and experiencing of local knowledge and issues. This will promote global and local learning exchanges and enhance an understanding of life in each other’s world.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April Half day School

Wednesday 22nd April Half day School

Friday 24th April Half day School

AN EXPLORATION OF WASTE, ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE WITH GRASSROOTS EDUCATION – PRIMARY SCHOOLS

This workshop is perfect for any An Taisce Green School who are working towards their next green flag. Each workshop will be catered to the specific green flag programme that the school is currently working on.

Workshop will cater for 100 students in each school.

Date Time Location

Thursday 23rd April Half day AM School

Friday 24th April Half day AM School

REDISCOVERY CENTRE PRESENTS ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION WORKSHOPS FOR SCHOOLS – PRIMARY SCHOOL

These exciting and interactive workshops cover topics such as waste, water, energy, biodiversity, transport and sustainable development. Each workshop links into the primary curriculum through subjects including Science, Maths, SPHE and Geography. The workshop includes a presentation, discussion and an interactive element such as paper making in the waste workshop or experimenting with light bulbs and alarms in our energy workshop.

Two workshops per day – Max of 30 students per workshop.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April All day School



Thursday 23rd April

10.00am, 12.30pm

Clondalkin Library

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TO BEE OR NOT TO BEE WITH BARE SOLED FOOLS THEATRE – AGES 8 TO 12

This interactive theatre game for primary school students covers topics such as peak oil, climate change, endangered animals, water, energy and litter.

Suitable for a minimum of 60 students per performance

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April 10am School

Tuesday 21st April 10am School

RECREATE PRESENT CREATIVE REUSE IN THE COMMUNITY - WORKSHOPS AND CREATIVE TOOLKITS

ReCreate is a vibrant and exciting national social enterprise that takes surplus stock from businesses and reuses them as arts materials for its members. Their warehouse is full to the brim with all types of fantastic arts materials and members can take away as much as they want, as often as they want.

For Eco Week 2015, as part of our new project the ReCreate Revolution, a fabulous team of artists will deliver workshops with local schools on the exciting things that can be created using the materials from the warehouse. The participants of these fun and informative workshops will be provided with the opportunity to explore and play with the re-use materials, express themselves creatively and imaginatively, and learn about the importance of environmental awareness in an interactive and engaging way.

2 workshops per day – Max of 30 students per workshop

Date Time Location



All day School


ECO UNESCO’S BIODIVERCITY PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG PEOPLE – ALL AGES

Using participatory and learning-by-doing techniques, participants are encouraged to explore biodiversity and their natural environment including habitats, with a specific focus on the urban environment. Through this environmental education framework, children will explore related issues such as conservation, habitat loss, endangerment and pollution. Max 30 students per workshop

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April Half day School

Tuesday 21st April Half day School

GLOBAL ACTION PLAN PRESENTS WATER WISE – 3RD & 4TH CLASS

The world’s fresh water is under threat and without water there is no life. ‘Water Wise!’ is a fun, hands - on, curriculum-linked workshop, which will address the theme of water (water use, waste and conservation) and promote awareness and increase knowledge on this issue in an age appropriate, fun, and hands-on way. The workshops, hosted by Global Action Plan, will equip students with the knowledge and skills that will help them, their schools and their wider communities to respond effectively to the growing global need to reduce water consumption and pollution.

3 workshops in a full day – Max 30 students per workshop.

Date Time Location


GLOBAL ACTION PLAN PRESENTS CLIMATE CHANCE – TY CLASS

‘Creating the Climate for Change’ is a hands - on workshop for Transition Year students, which will introduce students to

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the current climate science and the issue of climate change in a relevant, interactive and positive way. The workshop, hosted by Global Action Plan, will incorporate a variety of fun, interactive and thought-provoking activities that will facilitate students to discover their own positive, practical, achievable, local solutions to this issue.

Two workshops per day - 30 students per workshop.

Date Time Location


NATURALLY WILD POLLINATOR PROJECT – PRIMARY SCHOOLS

BIODIVERSITY, Big Word huh! What does it mean? Answer - all living things, plants and animals and more,

complicated yeah!!! Let’s make it simple, 5 B’s to be found in your own back garden or school garden BUGS, BUTTERFLIES, BEES, BATS, and BIRDS! That’s enough for today? Maybe not let’s do stuff on HEDGEHOGS too. Dale Treadwell after nearly a decade of appearances on the RTE Den and RTE JR brings the 5 B’s to South

Dublin for ECO WEEK. It will be fun, it will be mad, and it will be educational.

For more info see www.naturallywild.ie

Four by 45 min workshops per day – 60 Students per workshop.

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April

9.45am, 10.45am,

11.45am and 1.15pm

Lucan Library


Thursday 23rd April

9.45am, 10.45am,

11.45am and 1.15pm

Tallaght Library


GREEN ENERGY SONGS WITH ENDA REILLY – AGES 7 TO 10

Listening to Enda playing his specially written songs, students learn about alternative energies while

expressing what they feel about these topics through drawings and discussion. Exploring questions like, “Where does all our energy come from?” and, “Why is

some energy greener than other energy?” we discover, sing and talk about fossil fuels and why they are damaging the world. We look at biofuels, wind turbines and other Green Energies and discuss which might work better in Ireland and which might work better in other countries around the world. Students come up with ideas of what should be done and what they can do to help.

Max 60 students per workshop

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April

10.00am and 11.30am

Clondalkin Library


10.00am and 11.30am

Whitechurch Library

GREEN ENERGY WORKSHOP WITH THE MAD PROFESSOR - NIALL O’DWYER – 1ST TO 3RD CLASS

These educational workshops for schools cover topics such as waste prevention and energy. The

Mad Professor introduces and promotes science in a fun way. The workshop takes children through various energy sources

and principals using everyday items. Each workshop is approximately 60 minutes in duration and the children get to see how energy and electricity function. Students also get a chance to send electricity through their body (without lasting effects) and make a human circuit.

1 Hour workshops – Max 30 students per workshop

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April

10.30am, 11.45am, 1.00pm

Castletymon Library

PROJECT CREA8 WITH EMILY ROBYN ARCHER – 1ST TO 3RD CLASS

These creative workshops are for schools covering all environmental Green Flag themes. Workshops will include an art project on their specific green flag theme.

1.5 Hour workshop

Date Time Location


9.45am and 11.30am

Castletymon Library

Monday 20th April

9.45am, 11.15am, 1.00pm

Tallaght Library

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CLIMATE CHANGE SONGS WITH ENDA REILLY – PRIMARY SCHOOL

In this workshop students learn about the causes of Climate Change. Through listening to Enda’s songs and discussing them, the students learn about CO2

emissions, fossil fuels, the greenhouse effect, deforestation, alternative green energy sources, polar melting, temperature rise, methane emissions, carbon footprints and energy efficiency at school and in the home, while expressing what they feel about these topics through drawings and discussion.

1 Hour workshops – Max 60 students per workshop

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April

10.00am and 11.30am

Ballyroan Library

Thursday 23rd April

10.00am and 11.30am Lucan Library

GARBO PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS MR. TIZZY TOP AND THE GREEN CARNIVAL – 1ST TO 3RD CLASS

Through this interactive story performance students will learn about reduce, reuse and recycle theme and make carnival games from recycled green bin materials.

30 students per workshop after workshops are 1 hour long.

Date Time Location

Wednesday 22nd April 10.30am Lucan

Library

WRITE AND RECORD YOUR OWN ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHEM WITH SONGSCHOOL – ALL AGES

Songschool work with students and encourage them to focus on environmental themes, collaborate with fellow students and write a song about their chosen topic.

Date Time Location

Wednesday 22nd April All day Palmerston

Library

ECO UNESCO’S REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE WORKSHOP – 3RD TO 6TH CLASS

Participants will explore issues of waste, recycling, and litter in their community. The workshop helps children to understand the importance of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling in a creative and fun way by up cycling household waste into pieces of art. Max 30 students per workshop!

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April

10.00am and 11.30am

Mobile Library

Friday 24th April

10.00am and 11.30am

Palmerston Library

TOUR OF BALLYMOUNT CIVIC AMENITY - ALL AGES

The Civic Amenity Centre in Ballymount is open 7 days a week for the public. You can bring a wide range of materials for recycling and also dispose of your household waste here. It’s a fascinating hub of activity and tours of the centre will take place throughout Eco Week.

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April 11.00am Ballymount

Civic Amenity

Wednesday 22nd April 11.00 am Ballymount

Civic Amenity

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SEEDS OF FREEDOM - SEEDS OF LIFE PRESENTED BY TROCAIRE

This workshop will explore the importance of seeds for life, the ownership of seeds and how you can save seeds for future generations.

To book contact Maria Finn or Sandra Hickey at 01 414 9270 / 086 043 1779

Date Time Location

Tuesday 21st April

11.00am to 1.00pm

St Marks Youth and Family

Centre

FROM SHOW GARDENS TO REAL GARDENS, TALK BY OLIVER SHURMANN.

This is a talk on garden design - sharing the experience of how show gardens influence the public and how real gardens evolve from these inspirations. Oliver’s broad knowledge of plants enables him to create detailed and diverse planting schemes, with the aim of achieving a well balanced plant mix resulting in

sustainability and low maintenance, always with the ecological approach in mind.

Date Time Location

Thursday 23rd April

7.00pm (1.5hrs) Tallaght Library

INSPIRATIONAL GARDENING TALK WITH JIMI BLAKE

Stellar plant man, gardener and visionary creator of Hunting Brook Gardens will give an inspirational talk in Ballyroan Library. To learn more about Jimi and Hunting Brook Gardens go to www.huntingbrook.com

Date Time Location


7.00pm (1.5hrs)

Ballyroan Library

WILDLIFE ‘BIRDS OF PREY’ PRESENTED BY AN TAISCE.

Join An Taisce and Animal Magic for a close encounter with Ireland’s most impressive native birds of prey in beautiful Corkagh Park. This event will feature Animal Magic’s raptor experts showcasing eagles, owls, falcons and hawks. You’ll be able to get up close to these magnificent birds, usually visible only through binoculars in the wild. Animal Magic will also be speaking about the birds’ natural behaviour, their role in Ireland’s landscape, and answering any questions you may have! We look forward to seeing you there

Date Time Location

Thursday 23rd April

11.00am to 4.00pm Corkagh Park

BAT WALK WITH AN TAISCE

Join An Taisce and Paul Scott from the Dublin Bat Group (branch of Bat Conservation Ireland) for a night of bat detection in Corkagh Park. These misunderstood mammals are extremely effective and valuable controllers of insect populations, with a single bat able to consume up to 5,000 insects each night! Their calls cannot be heard by human ears, but with bat detectors the sky suddenly comes alive with a multitude of clicks, rattles and whistles - Paul will be on hand to explain what the variations mean, the ecology of these wonderful animals, and what you can do to help bats in your area.

*Bring warm clothing. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. No dogs allowed.

*Meeting place: St John’s Road car park entrance, Corkagh Park.

*There is a limit of 40 people for each bat walk and you have to register to attend. To register please send an email with ‘Register Corkagh Park bat walk’ in the subject line to: [email protected], indicating the date of the event.

*This event is weather dependent and may be cancelled if conditions are very wet or windy – in which case the registered attendees will be notified.

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BAT WALK WITH AN TAISCE

Join An Taisce and Paul Scott from the Dublin Bat Group (branch of Bat Conservation Ireland) for a night of bat detection in Corkagh Park. These misunderstood mammals are extremely effective and valuable controllers of insect populations, with a single bat able to consume up to 5,000 insects each night! Their calls cannot be heard by human ears, but with bat detectors the sky suddenly comes alive with a multitude of clicks, rattles and whistles - Paul will be on hand to explain what the variations mean, the ecology of these wonderful animals, and what you can do to help bats in your area.

*Bring warm clothing. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. No dogs allowed.

*Meeting place: St John’s Road car park entrance, Corkagh Park.

*There is a limit of 40 people for each bat walk and you have to register to attend. To register please send an email with ‘Register Corkagh Park bat walk’ in the subject line to: [email protected], indicating the date of the event.

*This event is weather dependent and may be cancelled if conditions are very wet or windy – in which case the registered attendees will be notified.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April

8.00pm – 9.30pm Corkagh Park

Friday 24th April

8.00pm – 9.30pm Corkagh Park

LANDSCAPE AND NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP WITH TOMMY KEOGH

Capture the interesting and diverse features of Corkagh Park in the company of local photographer Tommy Keogh. This former estate parkland with rolling landscapes, fishing lake and wildlife is one of the hidden treasures of South Dublin County. This photography workshop is aimed at people of all abilities. Bring along your camera and enjoy!

Date Time Location

Wednesday 22nd April 11.00am Corkagh Park

BIODIVERSITY OF ROADSIDES IN SOUTH COUNTY DUBLIN WITH IRISH WILDLIFE TRUST

Roadsides in Ireland are subject to varying management regimes, which can have either positive or negative impacts on levels of biodiversity. The aim of this project is to engage with nominated community groups to assess the biodiversity value of a sample of roadside habitats in South County Dublin and to help formulate more biodiversity friendly management regimes in the local authority area. The project will include a number of workshops to educate and engage the local community groups on the wildlife value of roadsides and to provide basic flora and fauna identifications skills that will be used to survey a stretch of road in their community. The importance of biodiversity for community wellbeing will be emphasised and it is hoped that this will feature in future community enhancement works undertaken by these groups. In addition, a workshop/meeting will be held with local authority staff to discuss current roadside management regimes and to investigate biodiversity enhancing management of roadsides that is compatible roadside safety. It is hoped

that the Irish Wildlife Trust will liaise with other local authorities in the future to carry out this project at other locations.

WATER SAVE INFORMATION STAND

Come along and check out some neat water saving devices. Not only will these products reduce your water consumption but they will also reduce your energy bills.

Date Time Location

Thursday 23rd April

12.00 to 3.00pm

County Hall, Tallaght

ECO WEEK INFORMATION LEAFLETS

During Eco Week there will be a selection of leaflets available Free of Charge giving you tips on how to protect the environment and save money too. There will be information on Energy Conservation and Water Conservation and lots more.

Date Time Location

Monday 20th April to Friday 24th April

All day

County Hall, Tallaght and Civic Office, Clondalkin

Business EventsBooking Essential – For all booking information see page 1.

STOP FOOD WASTE – THE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE, TALLAGHT

The EPA’S Stop Food Waste programme has 2 main aims – to help Irish householders prevent food waste and to promote home composting. Each of these has the potential to save householders money.

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Stop Food Waste will host an information stand during Eco Week in the Square, Tallaght. Please visit to get some advice and tips.

Date Time Location


12.00 to 2.00pm

The Square Shopping

Centre, Tallaght

‘THINK ENERGY’ WITH CODEMA

As part of Eco Week, Dublin’s energy agency Codema will feature a ‘Think Energy’ display which will educate the public about their energy use at home and at work. The stand will provide a range of interactive promotional material which will help you to identify how much energy you are using and the practical ways that you can reduce your energy bills. You can also learn from practical energy-saving demonstrations and take part in energy-saving games and quizzes.

Date Time Location

Friday 24th April

12.00 – 2.00pm

The Square Shopping

Centre, Tallaght

WEEE TO WORK COLLECTION DAY AND EXHIBITION

Clondalkin Community Recycling Initiative (CCRI) is having a work-based collection day for all waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). All employees are invited to participate. Anything with a plug or a battery will be accepted. Batteries will also be collected on the day, just bag or box them and bring them along. Collection points will be set up in the car park and lobby of the county offices in Tallaght. Get recycling and let’s make this a WEEE day to remember! Sponsored by WEEE Ireland.

Date Time Location


10.00am to 4.00pm

Location Car Park

and Foyer, County Hall,

Tallaght

Useful List of Websites and Contacts

Keep it Clean Avoid a fine

South Dublin, a Litter Free County

• www.sdcc.ie - South Dublin County Council’s website, Phone 01 4149000

• Ballymount Civic Amenity, 01 4621251, Open 7 days a week

• www.taptips.ie

• www.stopfoodwaste.ie

• www.greenhome.ie

• www.greenbusiness.ie

• www.greenschoolsireland.org

• www.sdchamber.ie

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• www.askaboutireland.ie

• www.ccri.ie

• www.nationalspringclean.ie

• www.recreate.ie

• www.naturallywild.ie

• www.endareilly.com

• www.littlebigtop.info

• www.livingmosaic.info

• www.kandoarts.net

• www.createschool.ie

• www.songschool.ie

• www.tidytowns.ie

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