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Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair students Molly Níc Phaidín, Grace Ní Chonchuir and Caitlin James from Donegal investigated if students who are bilingual have a greater aptitude for problem solving than those who are monolingual.
Their project is one of 19 projects from schools around Donegal which are being showcased at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in Dublin.
The girls presented their project both as Gaeilge and in English.
Teacher Siobhan Ni Shearcaigh was supporting the students.
The exhibition is running for three days, from January 10 to January 13th at the RDS in Ballsbridge.
Presidential candidate Catherine Connolly at the Glenties Harvest Fair Festival
The new bilingual sign at the Jim Lynch Community Building. Photo: Letterkenny Community Centre Facebook
Sarah Gallager in her Boutique, Sarah Lorraine in Bunbeg
The Mayor of Donegal Town, Anna Gallagher, with other participants of the Donegal Hospice walk
Death notices for Donegal on Friday evening
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