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Christy Moore was born on May 7, 1945 in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. He is a famous Irish singer and songwriter known for songs like "My Little Honda Fifty". Some important events in his life include recording his first album "Paddy on the Road" with Dominick Behan, being named Ireland's greatest living musician in 2007, and releasing his first major album "Prosperous" in 1972 which brought together musicians who later formed the band Planxty.
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The survey results come from the 2021-2022 Parent Well-being Survey conducted by Amber Flag. The survey aimed to understand parents' well-being during the pandemic. It found that many parents felt increased stress, anxiety, and loneliness over the past year.
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A survey was conducted of students from 2nd to 6th class at Glinsk N.S. to assess pupil well-being. The survey found that 87% of students feel excited about life, though only around half feel their mental health and ability to be listened to are priorities in school. Approximately half also think the school is effective at tackling bullying. A separate survey of younger students found only 60% always have someone to play with and 15% feel unhappy at school. The document calls for ways to improve these results.
Austria by Conor
Austria is a country located in Central Europe with a population of over 8.7 million people. Its capital and largest city is Vienna. Some other major cities include Salzburg and Innsbruck. The official languages are German and Hungarian. Austria is known for its mountains, including the Alps and Grossglockner, as well as landmarks like the Schönbrunn and Belvedere Palaces in Vienna. Popular sports include football and alpine skiing. Famous Austrians include Marko Arnautovic, Otto Preminger, and Franz Schubert.
Cyprus
Cyprus is an island country located in the Mediterranean Sea, just south of Turkey. Nicosia is the capital and largest city of Cyprus, which has Greek as its primary language. Cyprus borders Turkey, Greece, and Crete and is known for foods like squid, sheftalia, and moussaka. The current president of Cyprus is Nicos Anastasiades.
Malta by Ali
Malta is an island country located in the Mediterranean Sea between Italy and Tunisia. The capital city of Malta is Valletta, and other major cities include Mdina, Birgu, Sliema, Cospicua, Senglea. The population of Malta is approximately 460,297 people. The official languages are Maltese and English.
Greece by Caoimhe k
Greece is a country in Europe located in the Balkans. The capital and largest city of Greece is Athens, which is home to famous landmarks like the Parthenon and Acropolis from ancient times. Greece has over 2,000 islands throughout the Aegean and Ionian Seas and borders Turkey, Albania, North Macedonia, and Bulgaria. The official language is Greek and the population is over 11 million people.
Portugal by Shanye
The capital of Portugal is Lisbon. Portugal was the first maritime power and birthplace of many explorers, with a population of over 10 million people who primarily speak Portuguese. Some famous Portuguese people include explorers like Vasco da Gama as well as soccer players like Luis Figo, Nani, and Andre Gomes.
Spain by Caoimhe N
This document provides information about Spain, including its capital Madrid, other major cities like Barcelona and Valencia, lakes and rivers, mountain ranges, bordering countries of Portugal, France and Andorra. It notes Spain's area of 505,990 square km and population of 46.6 million people. Popular activities are soccer and bullfighting. Well-known foods include croquettes, pisto, and ham. The document also gives details on famous Spanish people like Antonio Banderas and Javier Bardem, landmarks like Camp Nou stadium and La Sagrada Familia church, as well as facts about the Spanish language and their king and national anthem.
Sweden by kayleigh
Sweden has several major cities including Gothenburg, Malmo, Uppsala, Lund, Umea, Helsing, Visby, Vaxjo, and Halmstad. The country borders Norway and Finland and has many rivers and lakes such as the Gota Alv, Kalix, and Torne. Famous Swedish landmarks include Gamla Stan, the Vasa Museum, and the Royal Palace.
Slovenia by Emily
Slovenia's flag features white, blue and red colors. The official language is Slovenian, with common phrases including greetings and descriptions of living and enjoying activities. Borut Pahor has served as Slovenia's head of state since 2015. Popular Slovenian foods include ricet, struklji, and Slovenian wine. Ljubljana, Koper, and Piran are among Slovenia's largest cities, known for architecture and coastal or mountain locations. Major rivers include the Soca, Sava, and Kupa, while lakes such as Bled and Black Lake are situated in the Julian Alps. Mountains like Razor, Mangrat, and Triglav are also located in the Julian Alps.
Latvia by Caoimhe
Latvia has a population of 1.95 million people, with Riga as its capital city. It borders Estonia, Lithuania, Russia and Belarus, and has the Baltic Sea to its north. The official language is Latvian, and the euro is used as currency. Popular activities for visitors include walking tours and bungee jumping.
Lithuania by Caoimhe P
Lithuania is located in northern Europe. Its capital and largest city is Vilnius. The main language spoken is Lithuanian. Lithuania borders Latvia, Russia, Poland and Belarus and has coastline on the Baltic Sea. Some of Lithuania's most famous landmarks include the Hill of Crosses, Trakai Island Castle, and Gediminas Castle Tower. Popular Lithuanian foods include cepelinai and potato pancakes. The current head of state is President Dalia Grybauskaite.
Bulgaria by Kayleigh
Bulgaria is located in Southeastern Europe, bordering Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, and the Black Sea. The capital and largest city of Bulgaria is Sofia. Some famous landmarks include Vitosha Mountain, Rila Monastery, and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The official language is Bulgarian. Major rivers include the Danube and Maritsa. Popular sports are football, skiing, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and weight lifting. Traditional Bulgarian foods include banitsa, kebapche, shopska salata, musaka, lyutenitsa, and shkembe chorba.
Belgium by Caoimhe P
Belgium's capital city is Brussels. The main languages spoken are Dutch, French, and German. Some common greetings include "Hallo" for hello, "Auf wiedersehen" for goodbye, and "Guten morgen" for good morning.
UK by Iarlaith
The United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. London is the capital of England and the UK, while the other capitals are Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast. The UK has a population of around 66 million people and covers an area of 242,495 square kilometers. Some famous people from the UK include the Queen, David Beckham, Stephen Hawking, Elton John, Ryan Giggs, Tom Jones and JK Rowling. England and Scotland both have strong football traditions and have produced world class players like Bobby Moore, Gary Lineker, Denis Law and Andy Robertson. British cuisine includes fish and chips, haggis, Welsh rarebit and tea. Famous landmarks are Big Ben, Stonehenge
Slovakia by Iarlaith
Slovakia has a population of 5.435 million people with Bratislava as its capital city. The official currency is the Euro and language is Slovak. Some of Slovakia's top footballers are Marek Hamsik, Milan Skriniar, and Martin Skrtel. Famous landmarks include St. Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava, Bratislava Castle, and Devín Castle. Rivers include the Bebrava, Belá, and Bodva while mountains areas include the Lomničky Stít, Gerlachovsky stít, Carpathian Mountains and Tatra Mountains.
Italy by Ross
Italy is a boot-shaped country in southern Europe known for its capital Rome, Italian language, and famous cities like Milan, Pisa, and Turin. Some of Italy's notable features include the Apennine Mountains, renowned cuisine such as pizza and pasta, top professional soccer teams like Juventus and Napoli, and landmarks like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum in Rome. Italy has also won the FIFA World Cup four times and the UEFA European Championship once.
Netherlands by Nichola
The Netherlands is a country located in Northwestern Europe. It borders Germany and Belgium and has coastline along the North Sea. The main languages spoken are Dutch, English, Papiamento and Frisian. Some of the major cities include Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht. Popular Dutch foods include hutspot stew, vla custard, and blinde vink meatballs. The Netherlands has a constitutional monarchy and uses the euro as its currency. Famous Dutch people include soccer players Arjen Robben and Robin van Persie.
Luxembourg by Nichola
Luxembourg is a small European country with an area of 2,856 sq km. The capital and largest city is Luxembourg City. Some other major cities and towns include Vianden, Echternach, Remich, Clervaux and Ettelbruck. Luxembourg has three official languages: Luxembourgish, French and German. The country shares borders with Belgium, France and Germany. Popular activities include athletics, cycling, tennis, cricket and soccer. Luxembourg is the only grand duchy in the world and has a Grand Duke as its head of state rather than a king. It is also the second richest country in the world.
Ireland by Eoin
Ireland has a population of 4.784 million people with Dublin as its capital. The official languages are Irish and English, and the currency is the Euro. Ireland invented two sports, Gaelic games like hurling, and holds the Liam McCarthy Cup for hurling. Traditional Irish dishes include bacon and cabbage, Irish stew, colcannon, and roast chicken. Some interesting facts about Ireland are that it ranks sixth in alcohol consumption worldwide and has the fourth biggest stadium in Europe, while more Polish is spoken than Gaelic.
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Christy moore by ruairi
- 1. By Ruairí
- 2. Christy Moore's Date Of Birth is the 7/5/1945
- 3. Christy Moore was born in New bridge Co Kildare
- 4. Christy's full name is “Christopher Andrew Moore
- 5. Christy's occupation is a singer/songwriter
- 6. Christy is famous for his song MY LITTLE HONDA FIFTY and other great songs he sings
- 8. The First Important Event in his life was when he recorded his first album Paddy on the Road with Dominick Behan
- 9. In 2007 he was named Irelands greatest living musician in RTE’S people of the year awards
- 10. The third important event in his life was in 1972 he brought his first major release Prosperous. This brought four musicians who later formed Planxty
- 11. In 2000 Christy launched his first autobiography “one voice”
- 12. I like his song MY LITTLE HONDA FIFTY