‘Being Irish means living in a magical country’

Prowess on the playing pitch, a ‘strong’ accent and a separate language is what sets Irish people apart and makes us proud, pupils tell Claire O’Sullivan

‘Being Irish means living  in a magical country’

THE founding fathers of the GAA would be delighted to know that nearly 130 years after the organisation was established, a great many pupils at one Co Cork school base their Irish identity on hurling and football.

This week, third-class pupils in Scoil Náisiúnta an Chroí Naofa in Glounthaune were asked what St Patrick’s Day and being Irish meant to them.

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