
Local Faces: Keith McClean
SUMMER is here, (or what passes for summer in Ireland) and before we know it, the kids will be back in school, writes Ken Doyle.
So I’d like to begin if I may by addressing the new crop of first years who will take their place at Mount Seskin Community College here in leafy Tallaght.
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