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The Abbey Vocational School in Donegal town has taken the commendable initiative in highlighting the huge amount of single-use plastic bottles they use on a daily basis and publishing the bagged results on social media.
All the students in the school are now being issued with their own personalised bottles which have been sorted and will be distributed next week.
Yet another great example of how the younger generation is highlighting the issues of pollution and global warming.
The eclipse should be visible from all of Ireland until about 9:30pm
Michelle McKenna pictured with her son Jimmy at a wedding, She says life has been incredibly tough without him. The photo of Jimmy in his Celtic shirt was taken less than a week before his death.
The men had gotten into difficulty at Lough na Tooey, Creeslough
Oisín Gallen is inviting people to join him on the Memory Walk. Photo: The Alzheimer Society of Ireland Facebook
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