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By Elizabeth Lee EXCITEMENT is building in the classrooms and along the corridors of Scoil Chonglais, Baltinglass as students and staff alike count the days to… ....
W Well done to Colin Phelan and Fergus Langton from Knockbeg College, and Evin Fleming from Scoil Chonglais, Baltinglass who each received a massive 613 points… ....
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Baltinglass student Rachel Kenny has been in touch over the last few days and has penned a detailed and passionate letter about her current fundraiser for Irish NGO SCOOP Foundation. Determined Rachel is keen to offer her gratitude to the local businesses who have supported her thus far and she would be so thankful if other businesses and readers of the Wicklow People could get behind her plan to kayak 50km throughout the month of March. Take it away, Rachel! My name is Rachel Kenny. I am second year university student studying accounting and finance at DCU. I am the chairperson of a society in DCU called Volunteer Overseas. ....
Paddle-happy Rachel aims to kayak 50km for asylum seekers Thursday, March 11, 2021 By Elizabeth Lee RACHEL Kenny, a second-year student at DCU, has been paddling like crazy for the past two weeks. For the month of March and facing all sorts of weather conditions, she’s vowed to kayak 50 kilometres to raise funds for a charity that’s special to her. Rachel’s the chairperson of a society in DCU called Volunteer Overseas. This led her to being involved with an Irish organisation, the Scoop Foundation, and she’s now immersed herself into raising funds for two of their projects. The money she’s raising will go towards Scoop’s educational projects for young people living in direct provision in Ireland and for refugees living in Iraq. Rachel also harbours ambitions to travel to Iraq one day, when the pandemic restrictions are lifted. ....