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"In reality, hardly any plastic – just 9% – ever enters a recycling plant." Today's article in The Guardian about plastic-eating bacteria reminds us that 'reduce, reuse, recycle' isn't as simple of a process as we think. Next week (3rd Oct) at An Táin Arts Centre audiences will be helping to solve Juanita's Big Problem: where does all the plastic we use actually go? Just €3.50 for students and teachers go free. Book your class in for a provocative and hilarious show about plastic pollution that is full of hope for our future. www.antain.ie/event/juanitas-big-problem/#clown #circus #clowning #circuswithpurpose #scienceismagic #plastic #environment #interactiveshow #plasticpollution #showsforkids #scienceforkids ... See MoreSee Less

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The ‘mockery’ dished out to the Irish with British accents: ‘Ello luv, you over on ’oliday?’

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London Letter: Morag Prunty, also known as Kate Kerrigan, has written a play examining the difficulty the British-born Irish face being accepted in Ireland
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Am I Irish Yet? post-show video and photos: Irishness is Ireland's greatest export ☘️

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Am I Irish Yet? post-show Q&A at the White Bear Theatre. © Anthony Kelly Dr Theatre came to the rescue at the White Bear Theatre for the London run of Am
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