PRONI programme includes Second World War airfields talk
A lunchtime talk on Northern Ireland’s Second World War airfields is due to take place at PRONI’s Titanic Quarter site on Thursday.
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A lunchtime talk on Northern Ireland’s Second World War airfields is due to take place at PRONI’s Titanic Quarter site on Thursday.
Students at CAFRE's Enniskillen Campus took part in training sessions and point-to-point fixtures during the academic year.
Level 3 students visited farming businesses in the Lake District to examine livestock systems, dairy production and renewable energy.
Prospective students can still seek places on food-study pathways at CAFRE’s Loughry Campus in Cookstown through UCAS Clearing and direct post-GCSE applications, according to DAERA.
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