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Girls allowed: Making STEM subjects gender free

Helen O’Callaghan reports on moves to get more girls coding.

Girls allowed: Making STEM subjects gender free

Tue, 07 May, 2019 - 17:00

Helen O’Callaghan reports on moves to get more girls coding.

At Iseult Mangan’s Co Mayo home, the weekend was spent digging a trench down the driveway for the arrival of broadband.

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