20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Mairead McGuinness (MEP) with Ciaran Pettit, teacher at Oaklands Community College (left) and James Temple-Smithson, Acting Head, European Parliament Office in Ireland
Oaklands Community College, Edenderry is participating in a new ‘Ambassador’ training programme designed to raise awareness of Europe, democracy and political choice among young people across the EU.
Mairead McGuinness, Fine Gael MEP for Offaly and Vice-President of the European Parliament formally opened a one-day Ambassador training programme held recently at the Radisson Hotel, Athlone.
MEP McGuinness is pictured with Ciaran Pettit, teacher at Oaklands Community College (left) and James Temple-Smithson, Acting Head, European Parliament Office in Ireland.
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The announcement from the Tánaiste comes days after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Ronan Glynn advised the public to "work from home where possible" this autumn and winter.
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