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Eoin Hickey: “Growing Up in Skryne – A Journey Through the `1950’s. Comment canisgallicus.com: I grew up first on the road to Tara Hill in the Dispensary Residence called Belper in 1963 (first living for 6 months in Belvin Hall, Tara) and then my family moved to Skryne. I knew Mrs Hickey and travelled with her to Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare long ago now.

Posted on November 29, 2025 by michelleclarke2015

Skryne in the 1950s See also: Skryne. Growing Up In Skryne – A journey through the nineteen-fifties By Eoin Hickey Source: http://deargrandchildren.org/family/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Growing-Up-In-Skryne-1.pdf The pictures have been titled here and can be found by accessing the above link. The Steeple at Skryne – a … Continue reading →

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Nature (this is just excerpt): Citizen Science could be the way forward especially with AI forging ahead. Comment: 1996/1997 Trinity Horizon Programme (search Trinity Horizon Programme canisgallicus.com), I was one of first 15 participants in research into re-integration into work for women with depression in a Study funded by Horizon, Trinity College Dublin, Dr Margret Fine-Davis and St Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin 8.

Posted on October 8, 2024 by michelleclarke2015

Towards a cognitive citizen science Eva Van den Bussche, Kirsten A. Verhaegen, Gethin Hughes & Bert Reynvoet Psychology is slowly embracing citizen science, in which non-professional scientists are actively involved in research. This approach has great potential to inspire research … Continue reading →

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