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Continents Around The World

Continents by Ciara G agus Nikita
Bhí muid ag foghlaim faoi continents agus fuair muid amach go bhfuil an Astráil agus Antartach an t-éan tír a bhfuil ina ilchríoch. Tá an Astráil an ceann is lú agus tá an Aifric an ceann is mó.

River Thames

Seó é físteip don river Thames. Sá físteip seo tá London eye agus rudaí eile. Chuaigh mise ar turas timpeall an River Thames í 2008. Bhain taitneamh as!!!! Deanta ag Mr "HANDSOME" BRADLEY O GRIOFA AGUS CONCHUR

trinity college

In the long library there is the book of kells

This is trinity college from the sky

This is the tower in Trinity College

chuaigh me go Trinity College an seachtain seo chaite. Bhi se 'deadly'. Tá me ag iarraidh dul ann le h'aghaidh ollscoil nuair atá mé nos sinne. Deanta ag CIONNAITH

oceans with RoisinCampbell

All oceans have seas in them .
Oceans are sorounded around the world 65%
of th world is water with out water
humanbeings wouldn't live on earth
that'd be a bad thing there
are a couple of oceans in the world The
pacific,The Atlantic,the other pacific,Artic
ocean,indian ocean and more
and thats oceans writen by Róisin Campbell.

river shannon

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Coordinates: 52°39′25″N 8°39′36″W / 52.657°N 8.66°W / 52.657; -8.66River Shannon (Abha na Sionainne)
River

River Shannon at Clonmacnoise, Offaly, Ireland
Country Ireland
Counties Cavan, Leitrim, Roscommon, Longford, Offaly, Westmeath, Galway, Clare, Tipperary, Limerick


Source Shannon Pot
- location Dowra, Cuilcagh Mountain, County Cavan, Ireland
- elevation 100 m (328 ft)
- coordinates 54°14′06″N 7°55′12″W / 54.235°N 7.92°W / 54.235; -7.92
Mouth Shannon Estuary
- location Limerick
- coordinates 52°39′25″N 8°39′36″W / 52.657°N 8.66°W / 52.657; -8.66

Length 386 km (240 mi)

The River Shannon (Irish: Abha na Sionainne / an tSionainn / an tSionna) is, at 386 km (240 miles), the longest river in Ireland.[1][2] It divides the west of Ireland (principally the province of Connacht) from the east and south (Leinster and most of Munster). County Clare, being west of the Shannon but part of the province of Munster, is the major exception. The river represents a major physical barrier between east and west, with fewer than twenty crossing-points between Limerick city in the south and the village of Dowra in the north.

The origin of the name is presumably that of the name of the Goddess associated with the river, "Sionna".

The Shannon has been an important waterway since antiquity, having first been mapped by the Graeco-Egyptian geographer Ptolemy. The river flows generally southward from the Shannon Pot in County Cavan before turning west and emptying into the Atlantic Ocean through the 113 km (70 mi) long Shannon Estuary. Limerick city stands at the point where the river water meets the sea water of the estuary. The Shannon is unaffected by sea tides east of Limerick.

River Lee

In November to December 2009 the river flooded, inflicting the worst damage on the City of Cork for over 800 years. The Lee Water Station was forced to shut down after being submerged under 20ft of water, and resulted in 40% of Cork Ciry (50,000 people) being without running water. [3]

UCC was also flooded badly, resulting in lectures being canceled throughout the week.[4] There was severe damage to their newly built IT building (The Western Gateway Building) situated next to the river. The Western Gateway Building's basement was completely flooded, damaging the plant room and servers, and a 300 seat auditorium was flooded to near ceiling height.[5]

To prevent further flooding, the ESB made a controversial decision to release water from the Inniscarra hydro-electric dam. This released 535 tonnes of water per second into the already flooded river, raising the flood to 2ft in the City's centre. ESB insisted this was an essential move, and if water had not been released, the flooding would have been much worse.

déanta ag Seán o Tonnaigh

Oceans by Holly and Roisin

Oceans

There are oceans all around the world. Big ones, small ones, broad ones and narrow ones. The ocean is a continuous body of saltwater that covers more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface. Ocean currents govern the world's weather and churn a kaleidoscope of life. Humans depend on these teeming waters for comfort and survival, but global warming and overfishing threaten to leave the ocean agitated and empty.

John and Edward - Ice Ice Baby

Hudson River by Cormac and Cian.

The Hudson River is a 315 mile long river that flows from north to south through estern New York.The river is named after Henry Hudson, an Englishman who was sailing for the Dutch east India Company, who explored it in 1609. Early Eoraipean settlment clutered around the Hudson. The area inspired The Hudson River school of painting, an American pastoral style.

There was a terrible plane crash at the Hudson a while back, heres a picture enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By Cormac and Cian

Carsten Holler's slide at Tate Modern

Oom Pah Pah

Rinne muid an ceol seo inniú, agus bhí sé iontach! Is amhrán é ón scannán 'Oliver'.

PART 1

PART 2

Molly Malone

RINNE MUID É SEO INNIÚ AGUS TÁ SÉ BEYOND AWESOME.

Scríofa ag Niamh agus Ciara Ní

SWINE FLU VACCINE

SWINE FLU VACCINE

Innú ar an Céadaoin 24ú Mí Márta fuair an scoil an swine flu vaccine. Ní raibh sé pianmhar. Bhí an banaltra an deas. Bhí cead againn súgradh le lego ar feadh leath uair tar éis an vaccine. Níor stop na páistí ag gearráin mar gheall air. Fuair báibín Múinteoir Fergal é agus níor chuir sé isteach air beag nó mhór!!!!!

Scríofa ag Ciara G

Portráidí Donal

Seo portráidí do Cormac agus Bróna a rinne mé ar an Luan. Ceapann Múinteoir Fergal go bhfuil mé ceann de na ealaíntóir is fearr sa rang. Deireann sé go bhfuil mo pictiúrí cosúil le pictúirí Jean Michel Basquiat. Cosnaíonn a ealaín timpeall milliún euro an ceann.

Seo iad mo pictiúrí!

Cormac

Bróna

Agus seo é Jean Michel Basquiat agus ceann de a pictúirí.

Jean Michel Basquiat

Ealaín Jean Michel Basquiat

Scríofa ag Dónal

Famous Australian Landmarks

Seó é an Sydney Oprea House. Tá sé í Sydney san Austrail.

Seo é an Ayres Rock. Tá sé an cloc is mó ar domhain.

Seó é an Sydney Harbour Bridge i Sydney. Tá tú in an súil thar an bhar de é.

Scriobha ag Bradley o Gríofa

Portráidí

Ar an Luain, rinne muid portráidí le haghaidh ealaín. Rinne muid portráidí do Cormac, Bróna, Dónal agus Hollie. Rinne gach duine job iontach orthu!

Seo cúpla cinn a rinne mise.

Bróna

Cormac

Hollie agus Dónal

Scríofa ag Niamh

CROKE PARK

Is í Páirc an Chrócaigh ceanncheathrú Chumann Lúthchleas Gael. Tá sí suite i dtuaisceart Bhaile Átha Cliath in Éirinn i mbruachbhaile Chluain Life. Sa lá atá inniu ann, is í an staid is mó in Éirinn, agus í ar ceann de na staidiaim is mó san Eoraip féin. Inniu, is féidir 82,500 duine a thoilleadh ansin, tar éis na hatógála a rinneadh ar Chnoc 16, an t-aon chuid den staidiam inar féidir seasamh anois. Tá an pháirc lonnaithe idir líne traenach ar thaobh amháin agus an Chanáil Ríoga ar an taobh eile.

DEANTA AG JAMIE

THE SPIRE

Rinne Ian Ritchie Architects an dealbh An Spire ar an 18ú do Mí Nollaig i 2003 i gContae Loch Gorman. Tá sé 120m sin 400ft ón talamh.Tá sé déanta as cruach.