Thinking guru hails ‘discovery centre’

Leading lateral thinker Dr Edward de Bono today gave his seal of approval to Ireland’s first interactive discovery centre.

Thinking guru hails ‘discovery centre’
Fri, 30 Mar, 2001 - 14:18

Leading lateral thinker Dr Edward de Bono today gave his seal of approval to Ireland’s first interactive discovery centre.

Dr De Bono and well known TV presenter Shauna Lowry were at Belfast’s Stg£80m Odyssey Centre to officially open W5 (whowhatwhenwherewhy) which aims to ‘‘fire the spirits of discovery’’ in visitors young and old.

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