Culture Project. Ireland
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The document provides information about a culture project on the Republic of Ireland. Students will investigate some cultural aspect of Ireland, such as music, sports, tourism or history. They will work in groups of 3-4 students and be given class time to collaborate, but most work must be done at home. On the due date, students will present their findings in class through a written report, poster, brochure or other format. Examples of topics include Irish cities, traditions, and popular music artists.
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2. Over 60 community-led projects have participated, involving over 1,500 people in activities like recording historic sites, creating digital maps and films.
3. The project aims to engage people of all ages and abilities, including youth groups and older adults, helping them learn new skills while exploring places important to them.
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