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06 Sept 2025
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Laois student Caoimhe Murphy from Ballyroan is exhibiting her project in the senior individual Biological and Ecological Sciences section of the BT Young Scientist Exhibition.
Caoimhe has investigated the effect of wild bird cover (GLAS) on seed eating bird populations.
Caoimhe is one of six Laois projects at the huge exhibition this week, all six are from Heywood Community School and videos of each project are now on leinsterexpress.ie.
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Laois student shines with project on Irish teenagers at BT Young Scientist #watch #btyse
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