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19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Waterford cake baking sensation Sophie O'Grady
A Waterford student has placed second in the Kenwood Young Baker 2020 competition.
The competition, run in association with the Association of Teachers of Home Economics (ATHE), called on students to enter their best bakes.
Sophie O'Grady from St Declan's Community College, Kilmacthomas came second with her chocolate honeycomb cake in the junior competition.
Sophie's delicious cake
The Health Service Executive will now plan the roll-out of booster doses to those over 60, under the fresh advice from NIAC.
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It is also understood that Government has identified antigen testing as playing a central role in this reopening phase.
Children are being encouraged to write a short story based off the phrase: ‘I can see you’re going to have the most amazing adventure...'
The expert has said Ireland is an outlier when it comes to antigen testing.
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