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Kilkenny school children help with St Vincent de Paul Christmas hampers!
St Canice's Primary School and Loreto Secondary School
Well done to the students of two Kilkenny schools who put their shoulders to the wheel to help out in the community, this Christmas.
The boys and girls at St Canice's Primary School in Kilkenny City, along with the students at the Loreto Secondary School, continued their tradition of helping the local St Vincent de Paul organisation as they prepared for Christmas.
The students helped fill Christmas hampers and load them up for delivery by the local St Vincent de Paul members. Well done all!
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