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Here is a summary of some resources for study and revision of Macbeth, which will be updated frequently during the year. It's on the lines of our much-visited Hamlet page.

1. 2. The 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. '8. A 9. 10. Evelyn O'Connor at 11. Seven revision podcasts, including:-

The crucial moment : the soliloquy in Act I scene vii before the murder.

The real Lady Macbeth.

King Macbeth - law and order in Scotland.

Malcolm the hero?

The Witches and the Supernatural.

A quotation auto-test.

Macbeth's tragic end - 'Tomorrow, and tomorrow ...'

And all seven are also on Soundcloud here.

whole text of the play in a variety of formats - put it on your computer/tablet/e-reader for easy access.
Notes from a thought-provoking talk on the play given by the playwright Frank McGuinness at the Abbey Theatre.
BBC Bitesize microsite for revision (level - GCSE).
Times Educational Supplement resources, including our own podcasts [requires registration].
Shakespeare Searched: a 'Google for Shakespeare' - terrific resource for looking up quotations, self-testing and so on.
Macbeth in Monaghan' series on RTÉ radio [podcasts].
series of ShowMe analyses of key moments in the play, using video and audio annotation.
Newbridge College 'resource pack' on the play.
LeavingCertEnglish.net has a series of posts on the ' Blame Game' in the play A quotation auto-test [written] to prompt some thoughts... here.

More coming...

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From a general summary to chapter summaries to explanations of famous quotes, the SparkNotes Othello Study Guide has everything you need to ace quizzes, tests, and essays.

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Leaving Cert French: Brexit Sample Answer

Please note, 625points is apolitical. The purpose of this sample essay is to offer help with your French exam rather than to comprehensively address any political issue.

Le divorce était compliqué mais il est officiel ... Il était temps! Près de 4 ans après le référendum du 23 juin 2016, de nombreux débats politiques, manifestations contre le Brexit, demandes d'un second référendum et trois dates d'échéance reportées en 2019, le Royaume-Uni a finalement quitté l'Union européenne (UE) le 31 janvier 2020 après 47 ans d'adhésion Ayant été le sujet d'actualité marquant de l'année 2019, le Brexit en janvier était sans aucun doute un soulagement pour le côté britannique et le côté européen même si l'UE perdait un Etat-membre.

Les Britanniques, qui avaient voté en faveur de la sortie de l'UE (52% au référendum), voulaient la quitter pour cinq raisons. Ils voulaient reprendre le contrôle de leurs frontières et de l'immigration, restaurer leur souveraineté nationale (le Parlement de Westminster doit être tout-puissant), s'affranchir des règles économiques de Bruxelles (et économiser les 11 milliards de livres de leur contribution nette au budget européen), commercer librement avec le monde et, selon eux, quitter "un navire qui prend l'eau" (une image donnée à la zone euro en crise et à l'échec du projet européen).

A mon avis, durant la période de 2016 à 2020, les Européens se sont montrés très patients et conciliants pour trouver un accord avec le Royaume-Uni qui permettrait un Brexit doux plutôt que dur. Ils ont d'abord discuté et négocié avec le Premier ministre Theresa May, qui ne pouvait pas obtenir de majorité pour sa proposition dans la Chambre des communes. La question la plus épineuse était celle d'une frontière physique entre l'Irlande du Nord et la République d'Irlande qui fait toujours partie de l'UE. La discussion d'un territoire douanier unique UE-Royaume-Uni était compliquée et elle tournait en rond.

Les Européens ont ensuite discuté et négocié avec le Premier ministre Boris Johnson, qui a en grande partie gardé la proposition de Theresa May mais qui a totalement revisé le protocole sur l'Irlande du Nord. En octobre 2019, il a accepté d'avoir des contrôles douaniers aux points d'entrée en Irlande du Nord - un compromis qui permettait d'éviter des contrôles à la frontière entre l'Irlande du Nord et la République d'Irlande. C'était une percée positive! Après la victoire des conservateurs aux élections anticipées du 12 décembre 2019, l'accord du Brexit Boris Johnson-UE a été approuvé par le Parlement britannique et il est devenu loi en janvier 2020.

Aujourd'hui, la discussion entre le Royaume-Uni et l'Union européenne n'est plus à propos des conditions de leur divorce. Elle tourne plutôt autour de négociations en vue d'un accord sur leur relation commerciale - les Britanniques voulant nouer un accord de libre-échange avec l'UE. On est donc dans une période de transition (de février à décembre 2020). Il leur faudra également discuter de nombreux points de désaccord comme la justice et le mandat d'arrêt européen, l'accès pour les pêcheurs européens aux eaux britanniques, l'application de la Convention européenne des droits de l'Homme et les questions de défense et de politique étrangère.

En conclusion, j'espère que le gouvernement britannique réussira à élaborer une politique de justice sociale et de démocratie pour sa population déstabilisée par les incertitudes du Brexit. Le Royaume-Uni semble très divisé avec, d'un côté, les grandes villes anglaises et l'Ecosse et, de l'autre, les villes pauvres d'Angleterre et du Pays de Galles. Je crois que la vision radieuse des eurosceptiques, selon laquelle l'économie britannique prospérerait sans l'UE, reste à prouver.

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Following September's introduction of Physical Education as an examination subject at Higher and Ordinary level of the Leaving Certificate, Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh and GAA President John Horan today launched the GAA's innovative new Online Learning Portal 'LCPE' to support this course in Croke Park.

GAA LCPE is an innovative online portal featuring a bespoke 'Learning Network' designed around the structure of familiar social media platforms, in turn, promoting a metacognitive approach to learning - students and teachers are invited to consider how to approach the prescribed learning outcomes, discovering their own information sources and then aligning their thinking to create more effective solutions to questions and challenges.

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"Promoting such a culture of sharing information among teachers, including presentations, lesson planners, class notes and resource, will help everybody to more effectively tackle the challenges presented by this course," said John Horan, President of the GAA.

"We in turn hope that everybody undertaking the course will benefit from this service and emphasise that usage is in no way limited to just schools focusing on our Gaelic Games."

Speaking at the launch of the GAA support material, Minister McHugh said: "The GAA deserve great credit for showing the initiative here to set up this online resource. The enthusiasm and their engagement with the Camogie and Ladies Gaelic Football Associations in order to create this resource is another fine example of the GAA being ahead of the game.

"It's a big positive when you see an organisation with the reach and influence of the GAA taking the initiative to offer extra resources for teachers and students and provide really valuable back-up to the dedicated supports being provided by the Department of Education and Skills for schools who have begun the Leaving Certificate PE course."

The new resource allows users to enter a fully secure, private community, with teachers linked to each other for the development and sharing of information and knowledge, while learners are specifically linked to their own class.

The portal in turn is then supported by an online resource library giving the user access to the GAA's extensive portfolio of educational content. It also provides a suite of tools allowing teachers to better facilitate class discussions, track progress through learning outcomes, rate and provide feedback on lessons, assign and correct homework, assist in preparation of class materials and facilitate formal monitoring and testing of learners, while promoting the GAA's underpinning values of wellbeing and lifelong learning.

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Following September's introduction of Physical Education as an examination subject at Higher and Ordinary level of the Leaving Certificate, Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh and GAA President John Horan today launched the GAA's innovative new Online Learning Portal 'LCPE' to support this course in Croke Park. GAA LCPE

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In this weeks revision blog we look at Geologic Geometry which is the first Applied Geometry topic on the Leaving Certificate Examination paper.

It is split into 3 main areas, all of which are usually on the paper.

1. Profiles

2. Mining Geometry

3. Earthen works (Road Geometry)

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In this weeks revision blog we look at Geologic Geometry which is the first Applied Geometry topic on the Leaving Certificate Examination paper. It is split into 3 main areas, all of which are usually on the paper. Profiles Mining Geometry Earthen works (Road Geometry) Read More

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Events Calendar

Guide to the DCG Student Assignment

An updated version of "A Guide to the Student Assignment" (DCG) is now available to purchase or download.

Converting PDF to an editable document

Instructional video showing how to convert a pdf document to an editable worksheet. Check the "Distance Learning" menu for other online resources.

Upgrading from Win 7

The PDST Technology in Education have a short guideline available on upgrading computers from Win 7 to a supported Operating System, (Win 10 or Chrome OS).

Ghrafaic Dhearaidh agus Chumarsáide

Doiciméid Ghrafaic Dhearaidh & Chumarsáide i nGaeilge. Lean nasc roghchlár ar chlé.

Construction Studies

New PowerPoint presentations "Towards nZEB for Dwellings 2020 and "A guide to managing experiment work" now added to list of available resources. Click on the "READ MORE" link.

T4 Newsletter

Click on the link below to access the first edition "Summer Newsletter 2018" of the T4 Online Newsletter.

Intermediate SolidWorks

Workshop booklet covering some of the intermediate level sketching tools and features available in SolidWorks 2017 while working through the modeling of parts for a Spatula.

Advanced SolidWorks

Resource notes from PDST 2017 Advanced SolidWorks CPD Workshop.

DCG Coursework

State Examination Commission (SEC) respond to queries regarding DCG Coursework Examination. .

Updated Room Layouts

Updated Room Layouts for Post Primary Schools are currently available in both CAD and PDF format from the DES website.

ICT for teaching & Learning

Example of a Flipped Learning approach in a Tech Graphics classroom..

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t4 - Technology Subjects Support Service

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Events Calendar Guide to the DCG Student Assignment An updated version of "A Guide to the Student Assignment" (DCG) is now available to purchase or download. Converting PDF to an editable document Instructional video showing how to convert a pdf document to an editable worksheet. Check the "Distance Learning" menu for other online resources.

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Specialties: Teaching & Learning, Technology Education, Education for Sustainability, Curriculum Policy & Development.

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Most students who take this course will have done Technical Graphics at Junior cert, but MTW and Technology are also useful Junior cert subjects for DCG. You will get lots of practice doing freehand sketching, traditional draughting (technical drawing) and using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs such as SolidWorks.
Design & Communication Graphics (DCG)Course Content The Exam

Projection Systems

Plane Geometry

Conic Sections

Geometry of Lines and Planes

Intersection and Development of Surfaces

Graphics

Communication of Design

Freehand Drawing

Information and Communication Technologies

Dynamic Mechanisms

Structural Forms

Geological Geometry

Surface Geometry

Assemblies

One Exam Paper worth 60%
A Student Project worth 40%

The exam is 3 hours long

Section A: You must do 3 of the 4 short questions taken from the following areas: * Projection Systems
*Plane Geometry
* Conic Sections
* Intersection and Development of Surfaces
* Descriptive Geometry of Lines and Plane

Section B: You must do 2 of the 3 long questions taken from the following areas: * Projection Systems
*Plane Geometry
* Conic Sections
* Intersection and Development of Surfaces
* Descriptive Geometry of Lines and Plane

Section C: Answer 2 of the 5 long questions which will be based on material from the following areas: * Dynamic Mechanisms

*Structural Forms

* Surface Geometry
*Geologic Geometry *Assemblies Each question will be a multi-part question - Marks 90(2x45)
Future Careers with Leaving Certificate DCG
Project
You will have to submit a project toward the end of 6th year which will be on a given theme which is outlined in a brief normally released in September. You will have the choice of a design investigation and modification or a design investigation and concept design.
Download the leaving cert Design & Communication Graphics (DCG)Download the leaving cert Design & Communication Graphics (DCG) Chief examiner's report (2009) syllabus
Design, Architecture, Engineering, Product Design

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Most students who take this course will have done Technical Graphics at Junior cert, but MTW and Technology are also useful Junior cert subjects for DCG. You will get lots of practice doing freehand sketching, traditional draughting (technical drawing) and using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs such as SolidWorks.

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Leaving Certificate Music by Scoilnet

The prescribed works form an obligatory part of the syllabus at both Ordinary and Higher levels. There are two groups of prescribed works and the collection below relates to Group B.

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Performance Element

The performance element of the Leaving Certificate Music exam offers a wide range of choices for the student. Following is an excerpt from the current syllabus, which provides a brief description of the options available. Leaving Cert. Music students can be prepared for any of these options at Waltons New School of Music.

2.1.1 Performing

All students offering at Ordinary level must present performing as outlined in (a) and (b) below:

(a) Singing and/or playing individually; or
Singing or playing as a member of a musical group; or
Rehearsing and conducting a musical group;
and
(b) Singing or playing a sight reading test; or
Singing or playing an aural memory test; or
Singing or playing an unprepared improvisation.

2.1.2 Performing requirements

(a) Ordinary level students must perform:
(i) two prepared songs or pieces
and
(ii) one unprepared test (i.e. either a sight reading test or an aural memory test or an improvisation)

(b) Higher level students must perform:
(i) three songs or pieces
and
(ii) one unprepared test (i.e. either a sight reading test or an aural memory test or an improvisation).

(c) Higher level students may, as an alternative, present:
(i) two Ordinary level performing activities
and
(ii) the appropriate Higher level sight reading test or aural memory test or improvisation.

(d) All students should show appropriate musical and technical fluency.

(e) In individual performing, other than performing on traditional Irish instruments, accompaniments should be included as appropriate.

(f) In performing traditional Irish music, some use of ornamentation will be required at Ordinary level, where this is appropriate; at Higher level, proficiency in the use of appropriate ornamentation will be required.

(g) In group performing, students must show an ability to hold their own musical line and contribute musically to its interpretation.

(h) In certain circumstances, students may, with prior permission from the Department of Education, present performing for assessment using an audio or audiovisual medium.

(i) No specific programmes are given. The criteria for choosing music for performing at Ordinary level and Higher level are set out in appendix E.

2.1.3 Higher level Elective in Performing

Students taking this elective are required to perform a programme of approximately 12 minutes' duration that reflects a further expansion of the Higher level essential performing activity.
APPENDIX A * SINGING OR PLAYING INDIVIDUALLY
(a) Ordinary level and Higher level students may present performing under this heading.

(b) Students should note the performing requirements outlined in 2.1.2.

(c) The criteria for choosing music are given in appendix E.

(d) Presentations under this heading may include individual singing and/or playing of traditional and popular musical genres as well as classical art works.

(e) Three different options are possible under this heading:

Option 1: singing individually
Option 2: performing individually
Option 3: demonstrating an ability to understand and to use microtechnoloqy music-makinq systems.

For Option 3, students will be expected to demonstrate an ability to:

input via electronic instruments (and/or conventional instruments with electronic controllers providing a MIDI interface) a musical score of at least two real parts;

save, retrieve and edit that score (e.g. change rhythms, pitch, dynamics, timbres, etc.);

produce a taped and/or printed final version.

In addition, Higher level students must demonstrate an ability to compile and perform to their own prepared recording or to play at least two pieces from the standard repertory for electronic instruments.

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Online Resources for Leaving Cert. Music Students * Waltons New School of Music

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Performance Element The performance element of the Leaving Certificate Music exam offers a wide range of choices for the student. Following is an excerpt from the current syllabus, which provides a brief description of the options available. Leaving Cert. Music students can be prepared for any of these options at Waltons New School of Music.

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An ideal resource for teaching Enterprise at Primary, as part of a work placement.

This is a curriculum intergrated activity for primary school children betweeb the ages of 10 and 12, to provide them with a basic understanding of Entrepreneurship. An ideal resource for TY or LCVP students to use as part of their work placements in Primary schools. Please email with any comments. Email; business@pdst.ie
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Welcome to the CURRICULUM RESOURCES section for Leaving Certificate Applied courses. Some of these resources have been submitted by teachers who have co-facilitated the development days seminars. All resources are to be used at the teacher's own professional discretion.

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I am an Artist and Art Teacher. I am building this website to help students prepare for the Leaving Cert Art History Exam.

Please use the menu at the top of the page to navigate this website.

This site is under construction. I would appreciate feedback or queries from viewers using the contact form below.
Written by Deirdre Morgan. Updated 22nd January 2021.

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I am an Artist and Art Teacher. I am building this website to help students prepare for the Leaving Cert Art History Exam. Please use the menu at the top of the page to navigate this website. This site is under construction. I would appreciate feedback or queries from viewers using the contact form below....

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The Art History course is huge and covers many topics but there is lots of choice on the paper, so hone in on the sections that you enjoy or are good at. The remaining marks are given based on a practical coursework exam in May, which includes life sketching, still life or abstract composition and design or craftwork.
Art History Course Content
* Appreciation - Architecture and Renovation

* Appreciation - Film Studies

* Appreciation - Gallery Visit

* Appreciation - Graphic Design

* Appreciation - Product Design

* Early Christian Ireland - Manuscripts

* Early Christian Ireland - Metalwork

* Europe - Gothic Architecture

* Europe - Impressionist

* Europe - Medieval

* Europe - Renaissance

* Generic Qs - Categories

* Generic Qs - Movements

* Ireland - Georgian Architecture and Arts

* Ireland - Modern Artists and Designers

* Ireland - Romantic Period

* Pre Christian - Bronze Age

* Pre Christian - Iron Age

* Pre-Christian - Burial and monastic sites
The Exam
37.5% of the marks are for a written exam on Art History. The remaining 62.5% is awarded for an exam in May based on practical coursework to include life sketching, still life or abstract composition and design or craftwork.
Future Careers with Leaving Certificate Art
Design, Architecture, Interior Design, Web Design, Animation, Graphic Design, Photography
Download the Leaving Cert Art Syllabus Download the Leaving Cert Art Chief Examiner's Report (2013)

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Leaving cert & Junior cert Exam Revision | Studyclix makes exams easier

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The Art History course is huge and covers many topics but there is lots of choice on the paper, so hone in on the sections that you enjoy or are good at. The remaining marks are given based on a practical coursework exam in May, which includes life sketching, still life or abstract composition and design or craftwork.

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Leaving Cert Economics Notes, Videos and Slideshows from all areas of the curriculum

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The PDST Economics team aims to provide high-quality professional development and support that empowers teachers and schools to provide the best possible education for all pupils/students. The site is designed to give you information about a range of supports and professional developments provided by the PDST. Please feel free to browse through the sections.

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A list of materials currently in stock for secondary schools is available here.

All resources are free-of-charge.

For more information please also visit the Teachers' Corner on the Europa website: http://europa.eu/teachers-corner/index_en.htm

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Senior Cycle Business - Subject Resources

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Leaving Cert Business notes on past paper questions with H1 solutions, the marking schemes & tips on how to answer different questions are given below, broken down into each chapter to make it easier for you to study different chapters!

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Leaving Cert Business notes on past paper questions with H1 solutions, the marking schemes & tips on how to answer different questions are given below, broken down into each chapter to make it easier for you to study different chapters!

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Free online Physics lessons, worksheets and quizzes. All the topics you need to ace your test

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Free online Chemistry lessons, worksheets and quizzes. All the topics you need to ace your test

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Free online Biology lessons, worksheets and quizzes. All the topics you need to ace your test

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The Leaving Cert Biology course is really diverse and covers everything from Cell Biology to the Human Body to Ecology and Plants. There is a lot of learning to be done in this subject and with all the new terms it can sometimes seem like you are learning a new language! Make sure you know your definitions when studying Biology. They can often make up 25% of the questions on the exam. There are only 22 experiments to be learned and these often make up over 20% of the marks. For each experiment be able to draw a diagram of the set up and know all of the steps and the reasons for taking these steps. Many students decide to leave out whole sections of the course such as Plants or Ecology. Be careful doing this as you will will have to answer at least a few questions in the short questions and it's a risky strategy if difficult questions come up in your chosen topics.
Course Content
* Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi & Yeast

* Blood & Circulatory System

* Breathing System

* Cell Division

* Cell Metabolism & Enzymes

* Cell Structure

* Digestive System

* Ecology & Ecosystems

* Excretion

* Experiment Questions

* Eye/Ear & Nervous System

* Food & Food Tests

* Genetics, DNA & Evolution

* Hormonal System

* Human Reproduction

* Immune system

* Musculoskeletal System

* Photosynthesis

* Plant Reproduction & Transport

* Plant Responses & Seed Growth

* Plant Structure

* Respiration
The Exam
An exam paper at higher and ordinary level. You are required to keep a record of your practical work (experiments) over the two years of the course and there will be experiment questions on the written paper.
Future Careers with Leaving Certificate Biology
Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Science, Nursing, Physiotherapy
Download the Leaving Cert Biology Syllabus Download the leaving cert Biology Chief Examiner's Report (2013) Download the leaving cert Biology Guidelines for Teachers

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The Leaving Cert Biology course is really diverse and covers everything from Cell Biology to the Human Body to Ecology and Plants. There is a lot of learning to be done in this subject and with all the new terms it can sometimes seem like you are learning a new language!

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Welcome to the CURRICULUM RESOURCES section for Senior Cycle Chemistry. Chemistry Curriculm Reesources can be accessed by clicking on the relevant Curriculum Resource sub page menu or alterantively, can be accessed by clicking on the relevant link below:

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Senior Cycle Chemistry - Curriculum Resources

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Welcome to the CURRICULUM RESOURCES section for Senior Cycle Chemistry. Chemistry Curriculm Reesources can be accessed by clicking on the relevant Curriculum Resource sub page menu or alterantively, can be accessed by clicking on the relevant link below:

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In the spirit of staying organized in the run up to the exams, we have all your exam papers, aural papers, and marking schemes in one place!

Have a look at how the different questions are marked and at the information the examiner generally looks for. This will help you feel confident that you're answering questions correctly in the exam.
Click through the years on the left hand side to view, download and print any resources you need.

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Studyclix | Past Exam Questions by Topic

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Studyclix is Ireland's leading study website. We offer past state and mock exam papers organised by topic with marking schemes, notes and guides.

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French and Irish grinds Cork: Essential French Language College is a leading provider of French and Irish grinds in Cork.

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Paper 1 Videos Paper 2 Videos ​ Geometric Constructions Videos Ms Keegan Videos ​ Mr O'Reilly Videos Keys to Maths Videos ​The Maths Tutor Videos ​ Open LCSolutions Videos ​ Map of...

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The Century Project: A Commemoration of the Decade of Revolution 1912-1923 from The Irish Times. Century includes special sites on Home Rule, Women and the Vote, The Lockout, the first World War, The 1916 Rising, War of Independence and much more

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