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06 Sept 2025
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St Brendan's Community School | PICTURE: Google Maps
A group from the Leaving Cert Class of 1974 at the Presentation Brothers College (PBC) in Birr are trying to organise a reunion this year.
It is 50 years since they studied for their Leaving Certificate at the old PBC (now St Brendan's Community School), Birr.
It would be great to catch up again and relive memories of a time when there were no mobiles, no internet, no satellite TV and the price of a pint was 20p.
Please come back if you were there or pass on the request to a family member who has moved away and was part of that group.
Looking forward to hearing from you all.
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