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Leaving Certificate Science students visit Maynooth University labs

Maynooth's Chemistry Lab Photo: www.maynoothuniversity.ie
NEWS / 20 January 2015

On Wednesday, 14th January 6th Year Biology and Chemistry students completed some of their Leaving Certificate experiments in the labs in Maynooth. Ethan Brady-Arnold and Sadhbh Charles report back.

When we voyaged to Maynooth we were unaware that we would be immersed in a world of chemical spillages and dangerous environments. In fact, one could say that when acid was spilled onto student's experiment booklets, they brought home the experience!
Ethan Brady-Arnold, 6th Year Chemistry student

It was exhausting, worthwhile and helped with some revision.
Sadhbh Charles, 6th Year Biology student

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