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06 Sept 2025
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Iris from Curam Care Nursing Home with Daisy and Aoibhin.
Students from St Louis Secondary School visited Curam Care Nursing Home before Christmas to give residents presents and sing carols.
Each student created a work of art which was then framed and gifted to a resident. The artwork was created under the guidance of art teachers, Mr Fergal Kilkenny and Ms Aine McEnaney.
“We are delighted to build on the connections we’ve established with Curam Care Nursing Home.
"Our students were very enthusiastic about gifting their work and it brought great joy to all involved.
"The opportunity to once again visit the Nursing Home offered our students insights into the care sector and gave them the opportunity to chat with and learn from the residents.” said Mr Kilkenny.
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