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EASON SPELLING BEE FINALISTS.

3/27/2019

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Well done to all the girls from 5th and 6th classes who competed in our spelling bee. Saoirse Hearty is going on to represent our school in the Louth heats next week.
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Grace
3/28/2019 03:11:50 pm

Well done girls, you all did amazing ❤️

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