No masking teens’ charity - enterprising Limerick students donate parasols and gazebos to nursing home
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donal.oregan@limerickleader.ie
A big thumbs up: Thomond Community College is extremely proud of the TY enterprise class who designed, developed and produced reusable masks );
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WHATEVER the weather, residents of St Camillus Hospital can meet loved ones outdoors thanks to pupils of Thomond Community College.
Last year, the TY enterprise class students recognised the need for face coverings for all students and staff. The mini-company developed their own set of face masks for the school community.
The students designed, developed and produced reusable face masks with the help of a local sports company. After extensive market research they decided on three different mask types, incorporating the school crest or colours.
Limerick pensioner would love to go dancing at the Glentworth after receiving Covid vaccine
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david.hurley@limerickleader.ie
85 year old Bernie Ryan from Woodview Park, Caherdavin, receiving her Covid-19 vaccination from peer vaccinator Mairead Duggan );
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BERNIE Ryan from Woodview Park in Caherdavin and 101-year-old Nora Gray from Newport, County Tipperary have become the first residents at St Camillus’ Hospital, Shelbourne Road to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
Nora, who turns 102, on February 16 was delighted to receive the vaccine. She even joked that now she has had the vaccine she can replicate what she “did for her 90th birthday celebrations when she visited her granddaughter in Australia”.