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Hello, my name is Regina and I am from Ukraine. Thank you for writing stories about space. I am very interested in the topic of space. In Ukraine, I have a telescope and in winter I always looked at the constellations, it is so interesting. I hope that soon I will return to Ukraine and look at the constellations again every evening. When I saw these pictures, I was amazed. It looks as if it is from some magical world. Thank you. Happy Easter💋
LRo says: 78 232 2793 Words
Yasss I've literally been waiting for a article on this for a while now and I'm so happy it's here now. Like the writer of this article I agree with Logan Paul being me personal favourite as a wrestler and as a YouTube and I'm sure like his videos this match will be as entertaining. A couple of my friends are going and let's just say I have never been so jealous in my life. Anyway thanks for taking time out of your busy life to entertain heaps of primary school students. Goodbye😃
Sillypanda06 says: 47 218 3893 Words
Hi, my name is Teja and I'm from Lithuania. I think all these ideas are wonderful. My favourite one is the cockerel out of a spoon its really funny!
In Lithuania we paint eggs every Easter. And on Easter when the eggs are ready we play this game were you have to get an strong lucky egg and you have to smash the other person's egg and if your egg is the last one standing without a crack you win. Well anyways thank you Nynne Lehbert and clic news for this beautiful article.🐰🐰🐥🐣🐤
food763 says: 35 159 23102 Words
I think 2030 would be a bit too long if Im being honest. Our school already has hot meals! Its not that bad. The meal options are really good , they even have vegetarian options too! The hot meals don’t taste like the ones in the fancy restaurants and our teacher makes Bisto gravy for us to put it with out hot lunches for example: beef , mash potato , chicken , potato cubes , carrots and peas!! It tastes really good with gravy in my opinion. But I hope other schools get hot meals too! Thank you for creating this article!
Happykid1123 says: 22 95 1567 Words
I did not know that there was so many celebrities with dyslexia. I too have dyslexia and I sometimes struggle with my words and reading. I get loads of support from my school and family. I work extra hard with my reading and my sister and I read every night so I can get better. I too call my dyslexia my superpower and I love it. 📚🦸♀️👩🏫
Happykid1123 says: 22 95 1597 Words
I think that summer break should be longer. My reasons are, you get time to chill out and relax. I love going to places like Wicklow and other places in Ireland during the summer. I love travelling around Ireland and telling my friends when I go back to school in September the places that I've been to. I also love to read every night so this is one thing that I will not give up when I'm on my summer holidays. Its also important not to sit in on your phones or tablets during the summer break.💦🤽♀️🏄♀️
Happykid1123 says: 22 95 1574 Words
The old Peter Pan is my dad's favourite film. Still to this day we all watch it together. My dad also said that he cannot wait to see the new one with us all. When I was younger my favourite character was thinkerbell. I love how beautiful she was and I always wanted to fly like she did. I really can't wait to see this one with my mam, dad and my two sisters.🧚♀️📽🚢
your.cool says: 84 373 53112 Words
Hello! My name is… luka. And i think the country sode is great but i prefer the city sidebecause you can go to the park , town , shops and , out with your friends all the time but in the country side all you really see is a few houses and fields , tree and , grass everywhere. Like my friednd lives in County Meath and all we do is go on walks and maybe out with a few of her friends thats it. And people who dont have any kids living near them there especially always bored even in the summer. anyway thank you Dray Morgan for this great artical!
your.cool says: 84 373 53103 Words
Hello! My name is… luka. And i think kids should because its interesting to know how our parents and older people lived back in the day. Instead of us in this generation with loads of electronics. Because back in the day people didnt have electricity and had to use candles but now we have lights and they didnt have washing machines they had to do everything by hand. But now everyone is just on their phones and electronics while back in the day they were outside all the time and finding stuff to do. Anyway thank you Eric Cundelan for this great artical!
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Courageous woman leaders is only one word to describe this group of inspirational women!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this article! Where to start, St. Brigid, a phenomenal woman. I just can’t believe that she offered up to 14,000 women an alternative to domestic life! A fearless negotiator to help others. (Hence the story of the knitted cloak that gave St. Brigid the land to build a church). Every year our school make St. Brigid crosses!
Secondly, Mary Robinson!! Ireland’s 7th President, but Ireland’s 1st female president!! Next in her career after seven years since December 3rd 1990, she accepted the honour of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and held that until 2002!! Now, last but definitely not least, inspiring woman for today is……Mary McAleese, the second female president, what an accomplishment!!! Also Mary McAleese was ranked 55th most powerful woman in the world in 2006!!
All these women are absolutely extraordinary and unique women of our Irish history!! I enjoyed this article so much! Thanks Aine Mc Keon for this excellent article!