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Don't miss our 'My First Day at School' photo special

Wednesday, 12th September, 2012 12:31pm
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Don't miss our 'My First Day at School' photo special

There are 24 wonderful new boys and girls in Mrs Maxwell's junior infants class at Crubany national school and they are front from left Jack Tierney, Kyle Tierney, Adam Keith, Connor Mooney, Shane Curran and Cody Pluck McCusker. Middle from left Darragh Smith Reilly, Millie Rose O'Rourke, Annie McEvoy, Andrea Smith, Megan Sheridan, Abbie Lovett, Abbie Mae McDermott, Aoife Glynn and Charlie Fallon. Back from left Jamie Lovett, Thomas Patrick Gilsenan, Conan Dowdall, Aaron O'Reilly, Paddy Brides, Dallon Greaney, Ryan Owens, TJ Cauley Brady and Darragh Gilsenan with their teacher Mrs Clare Maxwell and Antonia Hayes, Principal Crubany National School. Photo: Lorraine Teevan

For the month of September, The Anglo-Celt will be publishing pictures of all the new junior infant classes in all schools in County Cavan.

This week, we make it to towns and villages including Cavan town, Ballinagh, Cootehill, Belturbet, Butlersbridge, Redhills and Mullahoran.

If your pic hasn't appeared yet, don't worry, there are still two more issues to go.

Check out The Anglo-Celt every week in September.

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