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SCHOOLS ALL OVER the country are taking part in celebrations to mark Proclamation Day.
As part of Rathfarnham Parish National School’s special day, they’ve unveiled their Proclamation for a new generation.
Among the very worthy dreams that “no one should be lonely” and “when someone gets hurt or is sad, they should get a hug or kiss or flowers”, there is an important stipulation:
We declare National Donut Day once a year, when everyone is given a chocolate donut, a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Sunday 22 December, 2024
Sunday 22 December, 2024
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These Dublin Junior Infants want a National Donut Day in the Irish Proclamation
SCHOOLS ALL OVER the country are taking part in celebrations to mark Proclamation Day.
As part of Rathfarnham Parish National School’s special day, they’ve unveiled their Proclamation for a new generation.
Among the very worthy dreams that “no one should be lonely” and “when someone gets hurt or is sad, they should get a hug or kiss or flowers”, there is an important stipulation:
The children have also been busy building replicas of the GPO as part of their 1916 celebrations.
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