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16/02/2014 St Kilian's1 Roebuck Road Clonskeagh(pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 St Mary's and St Gerard's National school Enniskerry (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 Shinjuku , St. Paul's Oughterard Galway(pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 Fin-bar's Fury , St Teresa's PS Balbriggan (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Eloise Manning (6) and Georgia Manning (8) Bray Co. Wicklow joined pupils from all over Ireland for the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Lucy Egan from Bray Co. Wicklow joined pupils from all over Ireland for the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 joined pupils from all over Ireland at this year’s FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Lego Characters joined pupils from all over Ireland at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors.Photo:Andrew Downes.

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Sabrina Autier, SAP presented by Yvonne Butler, Sodexo at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 Wicklow Wild scouts from Wicklow town had a novel approach and wore lego knitted heads for this year’s FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. The Winners of this years challenge were St Gerard's from Castlebar , Co Mayo. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Wicklow Wild scouts from Wicklow town had a novel approach and wore lego knitted heads for the Irish Final of this year’s FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. The Winners of this years challenge were St Gerard's from Castlebar , Co Mayo. <br />
Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors.Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Wicklow Wild scouts from Wicklow town had a novel approach and wore lego knitted heads for the Irish Final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! . The Winners of this years challenge were St Gerard's from Castlebar , Co Mayo. <br />
Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors.Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Sarah Lynch from the INCREIBOTS team from St Gerards in Wicklow joined pupils from all over Ireland at this year’s FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Sarah Lynch from the INCREIBOTS team from St Gerards in Wicklow joined pupils from all over Ireland at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! <br />
The winners, SGC Robotics from St Gerard's Castlebar will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Caimin and Isobel Reidy from Oughterard at this year’s SAP FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Pearse Geoghegan from the Termin8tors, Galway joined pupils from all over Ireland at this year’s 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! <br />
The winners, SGC Robotics from St Gerard's Castlebar will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Termin8tors at this year’s SAP FIRST Lego League Challenge at the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Pupils from St Gerard's School in Catlebar Co. Mayo who won the Irish final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
A National competition organised by the Galway Education Centre has been running for 8 years and attracted hundreds of lego programmers to Galway for the live streamed event. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Scene from the final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
The winners, SGC Robotics from St Gerard's Castlebar will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Issy O 'Maonaigh from Rathdown joined pupils from all over Ireland for the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Termin8tors from Moycullen in the final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Pupils James McGinty and Barry Chambers from St Gerard's School in Catlebar Co. Mayo participating in the Irish final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway whcih they won ! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
A National competition organised by the Galway Education Centre has been running for 8 years and attracted hundreds of lego programmers to Galway for the live streamed event. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Repro Free Cian Roche from team Termin8tors from Moycullen in the final of the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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Of the 27 other teams who competed in this year’s final, ten counties were represented with seven teams hailing from Dublin and six teams each coming from counties Galway and Wicklow. Judges on the day were bowled over once again by the incredibly high standard of creativity, professionalism and enthusiasm on display amongst the competitors. Photo:Andrew Downes.

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16/02/2014 Oddsocs, St Oliver's Community College Drogheada (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes<br />
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at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are ar

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16/02/2014 The 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 The Thunder Botinators from Wicklow Montessori, (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes<br />
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at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are arc

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$16/02/2014 Good Vibrations from Letterfrack NS and Cliden Sec School (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities. The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage. Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes$

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16/02/2014 Colaiste na Coirbe (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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16/02/2014 Legolas from Castetroy Limerick (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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$16/02/2014 Good Vibrations from Letterfrack NS and Cliden Sec School (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities. The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage. Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes$

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16/02/2014 St Mark's Tallagh (pictured with Paul Sleem MC and Yvonne McArdle SAP) at the 8th annual SAP FIRST LEGO League challenge in Galway! The global theme for this year’s competition; “Nature’s Fury” was very apt for Irish Students and many of the projects were inspired by recent disastrous impact of the weather in local communities.<br />
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The winners, SGC Robotics from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar, will now go on to represent Ireland at the European finals of the competition in Spain in May. They will follow in the footsteps of other very successful Irish teams who have in the past been recognised and awarded prizes on the international stage.<br />
Bernard Kirk, Director, The Galway Education Centre who brought the FIRST LEGO League to Ireland 8 years ago and have hosted it every year since, “ We see these students not just as LEGO and robotics experts, they are architects, engineers and genuine enthusiasts. Irish students have become recognised all over the world through their successes in this competition at global level and we are extremely proud of them and their teachers”. Photo:Andrew Downes

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