Youthreach Galway City 2014 the year
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This document appears to be a collection of photos and captions from a Youthreach program. It documents various activities the students participated in including circus skills workshops, trips to Bunratty Castle and Galway Bay, presentations, art projects, and winning a Youth Social Inclusion competition. The students seem to have formed strong bonds and enjoyed their time spent together in the Youthreach program.
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- 2. Petersburg
- 5. Don’t think this is a good idea..
- 6. Do you trust me??
- 7. Course you can trust me!
- 8. Caolan is a champion!
- 9. Big jump!
- 10. Any advice as I land!
- 11. Lazing about having fun..
- 12. Backflip off we go !
- 13. 1..2..3……GO!
- 14. Is the water cold?
- 15. Lets all jump together
- 16. Taking a well earned rest!
- 17. I would love a cup of tea!
- 19. Circus Workshop
- 20. Circus Dude!
- 21. Circus skills
- 23. Who owns this feather ?
- 24. Juggling
- 26. What to do with these balls?
- 27. Donnacha what you doing?
- 28. Trip to Bunratty Castle!
- 29. Looks like snow Ted!
- 33. Cheese!!!!
- 34. Guess the event illustrated on this piece?
- 35. What are these??
- 36. What does this remind you of?
- 37. Why Red and not Green??
- 39. I’m a Youthreach student…Get me outa’ here!!!
- 40. Thank You to Dil Wickremasinghe for all the fun we had at …
- 41. No nerves here!
- 42. Newstalk here we come!
- 43. Complete naturals at this!
- 44. We could get use to this!
- 45. COPE
- 46. This is going to take a while!
- 47. Getting motivated for the days’ work ahead!
- 49. Look what we made!
- 50. Yum Yum!
- 51. Working Hard!
- 52. Job Done!
- 53. Few tins be grand.
- 54. Open day at GTI
- 55. Kane is looking for a fight.
- 56. Big Mike !
- 57. Small Mike.
- 58. Artwork
- 59. A drawing in GTI at open day
- 60. Gave us inspiration for our new course
- 61. YSI was a big part of our Youthreach experience
- 62. Our YSI slogan
- 66. Just a few of our banners and props
- 67. Some publicity for our project
- 68. One more game, Pleeaase.
- 69. Aoife what’s wrong ?
- 70. Selfie at Ysi!
- 71. Fiachna smile☺
- 72. YSI Dublin
- 73. I think the presentation was great!
- 75. We are ready to go on ice!
- 76. Completely unprepared for what’s to come
- 77. Never let go
- 78. Watch your feet, don’t slip.
- 79. Posing with the penguin has to be done
- 80. Penguin making another appearance
- 81. The lads look defeated, the teachers look way too happy
- 82. Aoife, eyes on the game, not the camera
- 84. Cheering on the teams!
- 85. Pauline in the goals!
- 86. Teaching the lads to how play soccer
- 87. Group E YSI Winners 2013
- 88. Winning snap
- 90. YSI Winners Trip to Galway Bay FM
- 91. Our interview with Keith Finnegan
- 92. George making us all laugh
- 93. Biggest child in the centre ..
- 94. Our memories with George Heffernan