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St Patrick’s Day Art

 The Senior Infants have focused on the theme of St. Patrick’s day over the past few weeks, learning all the traditions related to the day. 

In art, we made rainbows by painting a paper plate and cutting them. We then added a pot of gold and some shamrocks for decoration. This also fitted in nicely we Lá Fhéile Pádraig in Gaeilge and it was a great opportunity to use the colours and Irish words in an art lesson!





















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