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Science

Young Scientists 2008

January 22nd, 2008

Over 1,500 individuals and groups submitted projects for inclusion in the BT Young Scientists Exhibition of 2008. 500 projects were selected including projects from three local Dublin 15 schools; Hartstown Community College, Castleknock College and Mount Sackville.

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