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Being Young and Irish regional workshop [Photos]

September 24, 2012

We went along to the Irish President’s third Being Young and Irish regional workshop in Monaghan over the weekend. You can read more about what the President had to say here. In the meantime, we’ve published some photos taken at the workshop below.

Some of the Being Young and Irish volunteers

President Higgins speaking at the #youngandirish regional workshop in Monaghan

President Higgins speaking at the Being Young and Irish regional workshop in Monaghan

President Higgins addressing those in attendance

President Higgins taking photographs with some of the participants

President Higgins taking photographs with some participants

Being Young and Irish roundtable workshop underway

Being Young and Irish roundtable discussion

Being Young and Irish, discussing Ireland’s future

The crowd at Being Young and Irish regional workshop in Monaghan

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