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17 distinct memories of an Irish primary education

“Can I use your colours?”.

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amanda @amandabrennan13 @amandabrennan13

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Levellings John Spooner John Spooner

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#PrimarySchoolMemories that one massive telly that the whole school shared.. You were the one if you got to wheel about that bad boy..
— Hayley Jane (@Hayley_Jane_xo) September 1, 2013

Hayley Jane / Twitter

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Scrambling for a few shite leaves on the way in because you forgot it was nature table day #PrimarySchoolMemories
— Andrew Murray (@andrewmurrayer) October 11, 2013

Andrew Murray / Twitter

leaves givingnot@rocketmail.com givingnot@rocketmail.com

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#growingupirish
Primary school summed up:
*principal leaves the room*
Class: *dead,lifeless voice* Slán leat agus go raibh maith agat
— Growing Up Irish (@theirisharehere) July 6, 2016

Growing Up Irish / Twitter

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I used to think biro was the Irish for pen cause its what my man always says. Pretty sure I had a few disputes in primary school over this.
— Muireann (@BellXHun) December 18, 2016

Muiry Christmas / Twitter

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#PrimarySchoolMemories that one bitch who never shared her colours
— Emer Da Saw (@BigSmellyShart) August 9, 2013

Emer Da Saw / Twitter

Color pencils A30_Tsitika A30_Tsitika

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Getting the privilege of minding the junior infants in primary school #growingupirish
— Emma O Callaghan (@emma13shelley) July 19, 2015

Emma O Callaghan / Twitter

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QUIZ: What Is Your Irish Teacher Name?