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I was disappointed to read that there were 2 “no shows” at the recent Robots.ie Soldering Workshop held at The Science Gallery . I would have liked to have been there but besides my recent respiratory problems I had also read on the site two weeks beforehand that the workshop was sold out [...] Happy Saint Patrick’s Day BeannachtaĂ na FĂ©ile Pádraig Shamrock in bloom in my back garden in Dublin.
 The arrival of the CESI National Weblog on the scene has galvanised Liz and Liam into action. They suggested that all the online flavours of CESI Dublin Branch be funnelled into the main official site. To facilitate the porting of the data in a simple and straight forward fashion I suggest we should all use the [...] This is a “no frills” video of the arrival of the replica Viking longboat the “Sea Stallion from Glendalough” at Dublin’s Custom’s House Quay on August 14th, 2007. It was shot in the crush of the crowd but it does capture the atmosphere and excitement of the historic event. Last night’sĂ‚Â Real Player version was a mess. Unfortunately, [...]   The Sea Stallion from Glendalough finally docked at Customs House Quay after its six week voyage from Roskilde in Denmark. The replica longboat travelled 1000 nautical miles manned (and womanned) by an international crew of 60. More pictures to follow tomorrow.
 The Sea Stallion from Glendalough rowed into the Malahide estuary in County Dublin this morning. Two days to go until they make their triumphal entry into Dublin City. “A full ceremonial welcome will be afforded the Sea Stallion on its emotional arrival at Custom House Quay in the Dublin Docklands on [...] The Sea Stallion of Glendalough is under sail and heading out of Roskilde on its historic voyage toĂ‚Â Dublin.The Sea Stallion was built at the Viking Ship Museum between 2000 and 2004 and is an exact replica of a Viking ship originally built in Dublin in the year 1042. In 1072 the original ship, which is [...]  The primary school year ends tomorrow and along with it the official one year run of our eTwinning project “Once Upon A Blog.” This project has received international recognition on a worldwide basis and many teachers have told me that the project has had a positive influence on their teaching [...] Dear friends at St. Attracta’s, since we have just returned from our Easter holidays, we thought to do a legend related to the passion of Christ for our next podcast. it is a legend which is told in many primary schools in Malta, and it is found in a school Maltese reading textbook. We hope you enjoy [...] |
  
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