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LISTEN: Offaly schoolboys come up with snoring cures in Today FM radio appearance
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Students from Scoil Mhuire Banrion in Edenderry appeared on Ian Dempsey's Today FM breakfast show on Thursday morning, October 18.
In the show's latest stop on their tour of the country's primary schools, reporter Sharron Lynskey and her crew headed off to the Edenderry school to meet a group of 4th class students.
She spoke to Yasin, Sebastian, Breen, Filip, Jack, Shane, Mohamed, Danny, Noah, Valentin, Ciaran, Nikodemas, Luke, the two Seans, Sean M and Sean S, Charlie, Jack, Dylan, Finn, Scott, Shayne, Lorendas, Tiadgh, Cathal, Laszlo, Killian, Albert, Evan and Kenneth.
The lads shared their cures for snoring and their views on life without the internet.
The show thanked Principal Nicola McMahon and the 4th class teacher Mr Ger Ryan for inviting Today FM and welcoming them at Scoil Mhuire Banrion.
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