Young Scientists assess impact of Macroom bypass on town

Two students from Maria Immaculata Community College in Dunmanway also researched the prevalence of vaping among young teenagers
Young Scientists assess impact of Macroom bypass on town

(Left to right) Lauren McCarthy (15) and Ava O’Connor (16) from Colaiste Mhuirte, Ennis, Co Clare, taking a virtual trip to some of the world’s natural wonders using Meta’s Quest 3 headset at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. For the second year; Meta is sponsoring the ‘Meta Award’ for the project that demonstrates the best use of immersive technology and innovation. Picture: Naoise Culhane

The Macroom bypass has benefitted almost three-quarters of businesses in the town, while most locals say it has exceeded expectations, according to some savvy students at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

(Left to right) Roisin Harrington and Amy O’Brien from St. Brogan’s College, Bandon, Co Cork. with their project ‘You’re Pulling my Muscle’.
(Left to right) Roisin Harrington and Amy O’Brien from St. Brogan’s College, Bandon, Co Cork. with their project ‘You’re Pulling my Muscle’.

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