1990 Exhibition Guide by BT Young Scientist

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Twenty-Sixth Annual Young Scientists Exhibition

1990 An 266 Taispeantas na n-Eolaithe Oga 1990

Sponsored and organised by Aer Lingus

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CONTENTS Foreword ..................................

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Exhibition Judges ..........................

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General information ........................

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Exhibition Layout and Classification of Projects ...............................

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Awards ....................................

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Special Features at the Exhibition ...........

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LISTING OF PROJECTS: Chemistry, Physical & Mathematical Sciences - Individual Projects .....................

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- Individual Projects .....................

- Group Projects ........................

- Group Projects

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Social and Behavioural Sciences

Biological & Ecological Sciences - Individual Projects .....................

- Group Projects ........................

Jobs in Aer Lingus .........................

Companies and Organisations associated with the exhibition .............

FOREWORD Aer Lingus has always been to the fore in Ireland in making advances in Science and Technology. With further significant progress in recent years we are also well to the fore among international airlines. We have bought the best new high technology aircraft to expand and renew our fleet as we cater for the tremendous growth in passenger numbers. We have recently installed an advanced 737 flight simulator which brings Aer Lingus pilot training into the 21st century and also provides training for other airlines. Airmotive Ireland -ourjetengine overhaul subsidiary has quickly established itself as a world class company. Devtec is engaged in product design and manufacture forthe aerospace industry, and Toptech Ireland a joint company with the ESB supplies special processes to the computer industry.

The way in which the Young Scientists Exhibition has evolved would not have been possible without considerable and freely given assistance which Aer Lingus receives in organising the annual exhibition. I thank our many sponsors listed in this catalogue for their generosity and practical help. In particular, I thank the Taoiseach and the Minister for Science and Technology for the grant being made available though EOLAS - The Irish Science and Technology Agency. Our thanks to the Westinghouse Corporation and to the European Commission office In Ireland, who sponsor our top winners in international science fairs; and to the RDS for their co-operation and assistance. A special tribute must be paid to the panel of judges who work closely with Aer Lingus in planning the exhibition and judging the projects. Their expertise and dedication is the cornerstone of the exhibition.

The airline's most recent and ambitious project is the expansion of our Maintenance and Engineering business to take advantage of the upsurge in world aviation. New hangers are being built at Dublin Airport and 600 additional skilled people will be recruited to gear up a maintenance base which will service aircraft from around the world.

A warm welcome to this year's exhibitors, their teachers and their parents. Are Lingus is proud to provide a platform for your endeavours and to give public recognition to the work you have done.

Ireland is becoming a significant supplier of services and skills to the Aerospace industry and Aer Lingus is at the centre of that development. We will continue to recruit large numbers of pilots and other skilled staff in the next decade to cater for growth in our main air transport and in our engineering business.

Q:)', ^^t kw^ Cathal Mullan Chief Executive

Through our annual Young Scientists Exhibition we seek to stimulate interest in science and technology and help create a pool of talented young people who are comfortable with a hi-tech world choosing careers accordingly. The key factor in Ireland's success in attracting international industries in new technologies to Ireland, has been the availability of a highly educated young workforce.

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JUDGES

Social and Behavioural Sciences

Chairman of the Panel of Judges

Dr P Andrews, Gonzaga College, Dublin Mr S Blain, Church of Ireland College of Education, Dublin P Breathnach, Uasal, St. Patrick's College, Maynooth Ms B Foy, City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee Professor J Jackson. Trinity College, Dublin Dr R Moles, Thomond College, Limerick Dr G O'Brien, Aer Lingus Professor J O'Connor, University of Limerick Dr E Shelly. Kilkenny Health Project Professor W Smith, University College, Cork Mr M Walsh, Vocational Education Committee. Co. Wicklow Dr J Barry, Eastern Health Board

Mr D Downing. Chief Operations Officer, Aer Lingus Exhibition Director Ms M Coyne. Aer Lingus

Honorary Member Professor E T S Walton, Trinity College. Nobel Prizewinner in Physics (1951)

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS Chemistry , Physical & Mathematical Sciences Dr Tom Brazil, University College. Dublin Rev Dr T Burke, University College. Dublin Dr M J Byrne, El Company, Shannon Professor J Corish, Trinity College, Dublin Mr C King. South Eastern Education & Library Board, NI Mr C McCabe. Dublin Gas Dr D Melody. Loctite Irl. Ltd. Mr M Norris, University College, Dublin Dr H Sidebottom, University College, Dublin

Social and Behavioural Sciences Mr J Hourihane, St. Patrick's College of Education, Dublin Ms C Kelleher, Consultant Sociologist Mr P McGee, St. Patrick's College of Education, Dublin Dr M Upton. University College, Dublin Biological & Ecological Sciences Dr J Bracken, University College, Dublin Professor D M X Donnelly, University College, Dublin Dr G Doyle, University College. Dublin Mr H Fuller. University College, Dublin Dr A N Glynn, Dublin City University Dr T W91sh. Blood Transfusion Service Board, Dublin

Biological & Ecological Sciences Professor T Begley*. Cornell University, New York Dr E Colleran. University College. Galway Dr G Downey. Teagasc - National Food Centre, Dublin Mr P Fox, Department of Education, Dublin Mr R Goodwillie, CAAS (Environmental Services) Professor G Harrington, University College. Dublin Dr D Headon, University College, Galway Dr M Hennerty, University College. Dublin Dr C Hussey. University College, Dublin Dr D Jeffrey. Trinity College, Dublin Mr R McMullan, St. Columba's College, Dublin Dr A McNally, Dublin Corporation Central Laboratory E Ni Lamhna, Uasal, Consultant Biologist Dr I Pratt, National Authority for Occupational Safety and Health Dr J Ryan, BioResearch Ireland. Eolas Mr P Wilson. Zoological Gardens. Dublin Dr R K Wilson. Teagasc - Grange Research Centre, Co. Meath Former Young Scientist of the Year (1973)

Display Awards Mr D Skehan, Aer Lingus, Dublin Mr R Uhlemann, Aer Lingus, Dublin

GROUP PROJECTS Chemistry , Physical & Mathematical Sciences Professor J Cunningham, University College Cork Dr M G Ebison, Inst. of Physics London & European Phy. Society Mr J Farrell, Airmotive Ireland Mr B Hayden. Guinness Peat Aviation Professor F Imbusch. University College, Galway Dr J Malone. Queen's University, Belfast Dr E O'Neill, Trinity College, Dublin Dr I Sanders, Trinity College. Dublin Dr J A Scott. University College, Dublin

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Exhibition Administration Office On the right of the main entrance. Press and Information Office On the right of the main entrance (balcony) Teachers Centre On the right of Industries Hall. Security Uniformed and plain clothes security personnel will be on duty during the exhibition. First Aid Check in Administration Office.

Hours of Opening Friday, January 5th ..... . .............14.00 hrs to 19.00 hrs Saturday, January 6th ................. 11.00 hrs to 18.00 hrs Sunday, January 7th .................. 11.00 hrs to 18.00 his Official Opening Ceremony, Friday. January 5th. at 17.00 hrs by An Taoiseach, Mr. Charles J. Haughey, T.D.

Admission Charges ÂŁ 1.50 Students Adults

50p

EXHIBITION LAYOUT AND CLASSIFICATION OF PROJECTS Please refer to exhibition floor pians situated at hall entrances for location of projects.

Projects have been classified according to the descriptions supplied by the exhibitors. The judges reserve the right to transfer projects to a different category.

Late Cancellations Due to late notification of withdrawal by exhibitors, some projects which have been included in this catalogue may not be on display. This accounts for some possible gaps in the numbering system of stands.

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AWARDS

Special Awards

I hie prize fund for 1990 will amount to £15,000. This includes cash prizes and trophies, school and teacher awards. travel to science fairs abroad and mementoes for all participants. The following awards will be made, provided that in the opinion of the judges, the projects reach a desired standard.

In addition to the general awards in each category a number of special awards are being offered through the generosity of the sponsoring Institutes and Organisations listed here in alphabetical order These awards include entry to international contests, educational trips abroad, medals, trophies, job experience and monetary prizes.

Top Awards 1. Young Scientist or Scientists of the Year The premier award winner will receive the Aer Lingua silver trophy plus £1.000. The winner will represent Ireland at the European Community Contest for Young Scientists and will be guest of honour at the Nobel Prize Ceremonies in Stockholm.

2. Best Individual or Runner up Individual Will receive the Aer Lingua prize of £500 and a Certificate of Distinction. The winner will represent Ireland at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Tulsa. Okalahorna. The trip is sponsored by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation who also present a trophy to the winner.

3. Best Group and/or Runner Up Group and/or Runner Up Individual* Will receive the Aer Lingus prize of £300 and a Certificate of Distinction. The winners will also receive travel prizes sponsored by Eolas - the Irish Science and Technology Agency and the European Commission Office, in Ireland. (*depends on final results in top awards section).

Barnardos Two awards for projects which contribute to our knowledge about the needs of children and child care services.

An Bord Glas Two awards for projects demonstrating ways and means of achieving import substitution, export expansion and job creation in the horticultural sector.

Cara the Computer People Two awards for projects in computer studies. The Confederation of Irish Industry Two awards for projects with potential for commercial development.

The Confederation of Industry An individual award for a project dealing with the development of the transport infrastructure or a related aspect of construction! civil engineering.

The Institute of Biology of Ireland Category Awards

One prize for the best project in Biological Sciences.

There is a section for individual projects and another for group projects. (Group and individual projects do not compete with each other except for the top award). Each section has three categories - Biological and Ecological Sciences, Chemistry. Physical and Mathematical Sciences and Social and Behavioural Sciences. Within each category there are divisions - Junior, Intermediate and Senior. • First, Second and Third prizes of £90 (1'120), 11 £50 (£80), will be awarded in each division (27 prizes for individual projects, and 27 for groups). • Prizes of £30 (£50) will be awarded to projects which are well presented. (9 prizes for individual projects, and 9 for groups). • Some 100 prizes for projects highly commended. • Each participant will receive a certificate of display and a memento of their participation in the exhibition.

Institute of Chemistry of Ireland / Royal Society of Chemistry Two prizes for the best projects in Chemistry or Applied Chemistry.

Institution of Electrical Engineers The Callan Medal for an individual project which demonstrates the best understanding of electronic and electrical engineering principles.

The Institution of Engineers of Ireland Two prizes for projects in engineering with commercial potential. The Institute of Food Science and Technology Two prizes for projects in food science showing commercial potential.

The Insurance Institute of Ireland Two prizes - one for a project related to industrial pollution, and one for a project related to heating and lighting hazards in the home.

The Institute of Physics Two prizes for projects in physics or applied physics. Irish Astronomical Society

Two prizes for the best projects in astronomy or allied subjects (x)

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Irish Computer Society

SPECIAL FEATURES AT THE EXHIBITION

Two prizes for projects in ecology which will advance our knowledge and understanding of our environment and suggest a methodology for improving it,

Team Aer Lingus - The Experts in Aircraft Maintenance

Irish Geological Association

Aer Lingus is developing an additional ÂŁ35 million aircraft maintenance hangar at Dublin Airport, The new subsidiary company, will provide over 600 jobs within the next few years. The facility, which is IDA supported, will be capable of servicing the largest aircraft notably the Boeing 747-400 and will be targeted at a world market.

A prize for the best geological project in the exhibition. Irish Professors of Botany Two prizes for the best botanically related projects. Irish Science Teachers ' Association A prize for the best project based on the school science syllabii. The National Rehabilitation Board Two prizes for projects which contribute to the independent living and/or social, cultural and economic integration of persons with disabilities.

Sociology Association of Ireland An award for the project which best uses the methods and concepts of sociology. Teagasc Agriculture and Food Development Authority A prize for the best individual project on Agricultural/Food project (10 weeks employment with Teagasc).

For Schools Association of Secondary Teachers , Ireland An award for the school scoring the highest number of points on a points for prizes basis.

Teachers Union of Ireland An award to the school from which a project is selected on the basis of integrated science. This year the award will be made in the Biological and Ecological category and will be rotated within categories in subsequent years.

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Location: Main Hall

The display at the RDS depicts the development of the project through a scale model. It also indicates the range of systems and equipment in an aircraft maintenance facility and gives information on the career opportunities and dynamic training programmes which will be in operation

Last Year ' s Young Scientists of the Year - Tops in Europe Sinead Finn and Grace O'Connor, Ursuline Convent, Thurles, Co. Tipperary won the top award in last year's Young Scientists Exhibition with their project "A Crop Fractionation Industry". It was designed to utilise biomass products such as grass and other farm crops for purposes other than animal feed. They entered their project in the European Community Contest for Young Scientists in Brussels, competing with top young scientists from sixteen countries. The youngest entrants in the contest, the girls shared first prize and were awarded ÂŁ3,500. The international jury said they had made a most valuable contribution to their field of science with a project which was conducted to the highest scientific standard. Last month, Grace and Sinead were guests of honour at the Nobel prize ceremonies in Stockholm where they met many of the Nobel Laureates.

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YOUNG SCIENTISTS OF EUROPE Britain, Denmark , France, Germany , Italy, Netherlands, Ireland. Location: Main Hall Last year the Commission of the European Communities inaugurated a science contest for the top young scientists of Europe. The contest, which was held in Brussels in October, was set up to promote the ideals of co-operation and exchange between young scientists and to provide a stimulus for the development of promising young scientific talent There were 53 finalists from the twelve member states and from Austria. Norway and Switzerland. Ireland's entry by Sinead Finn and Grace O'Connor shared first prize in the contest (See page XIII). To mark Ireland's Presidency of the EC, Aer Lingus invited six of the top winners from the European event to Dublin as guest exhibitors. Their work is featured in a special area in the exhibition and we are delighted to welcome them to Dublin.

Britain MARK MATHIESON (Age 16) Voice-Intensity Feedback for Speech-Handicapped Mark Mathieson set out to aid handicapped people who are able to articulate speech correctly but are unable to maintain adequate speech intensity. An example is patients who are suffering from Parkinson's disease. The chosen method, which is known in principal from similar applications, is a voice-intensity feedback system, which requires a careful selection of sensors, a sound electronic and ergonomic design and well thought out experiments to obtain conclusions for clinical applications. The system designed and demonstrated by Mark was considered by the international jury, to be a remarkable achievement for a boy of his age.

Denmark MOGENS MARKUSSEN (Aged 20) Eyewriter, An Eye-Operated Control Unit Mogens Markussen has developed a system by means of which a severty handicapped person can communicate with a computer and. via a computer, with other persons.

France CHARLES COURTIN (Aged 20) OLIVIER HIGELIN (Aged 20) HUGUES NODET (Aged 19) Measurement of Rocket Speed This team has sought to measure by means of the Doppler effect the speed of the rocket which they built and launched during the French amateur rocket launching campaign at Mourmelon in August 1988. This is done by comparing the output of two high frequency oscillators, one of which is in the rocket and drives a transmitter, and the other which is on the launching pad and used as a reference for a ground based receiver. The team have shown an excellent ability to build high accuracy instruments. Germany STEPHAN SCHLITTER (Age 19) Investigations on Conducting Polymers used as Electrodes in Storage Batteries. Most storage batteries used today have electrodes made of inorganic materials, as for instance in the traditional lead storage battery. It would clearly be an advantage, both economically and from the point of view of avoiding pollution, to use polymeric materials which may nowadays be made with'T` - electronsystems which make them intrinsic conductors of electricity. Stephan has carried out investigations of conducting polymers with this purpose in mind. It is a very interesting piece of work with obvious possible practical applications. Italy LINA TOMASELLA (Age 21) Investigation on the Toxicity of Different Dyes used as Tracers Lina Tomasella has conducted a research project of considerable biological importance by studying the effects of certain fluorescent dyes on aquatic animals. The dyes, dissolved in water, are frequently used by geologists and hydrographers to study flow velocity in rivers or subterranean water currents. So far, these dyes have been considered to be harmless to animal life and to ecosystems. This study shows that some of the dyes do indeed have an effect on the aquatic fauna, even at low concentrations.

Systems already exist which permit this kind of communication when a person can operate. with some part of his body. a suitably placed switch. Mogens Markussen has considered the problem of permitting such communication to people who are able to use at least one of their eyes. Mogens' work represents a significant example of the application of information technology in permitting handicapped people to exercise a vital function such as communication.

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Netherlands MENNO BOLT (Age 19) ERIC TOONEN (Age 20) PASCAL STEVELMANS (Age 17) Wind Energy Project The contestants have carried out an extensive construction program on a new type of wind turbine (scale mi with a vertical axis designed to blend into a landscape with dunes or gentle hills. They also built a tunnel to test the turbine.

EOLAS - The Irish Science and Technology Agency EOLAS - The Irish Science arid Technology Agency stands at the heart of the development of Irelands technological infrastructure. Exhibitors, students and parents are welcome to visit the EOLAS information stand where experienced staff will be pleased to deal with general and specialised questions relating to science, technology and opportunities for careers in these fields.

In their project they have combined mechanical, electrical and computer directed principles.

Location: Industries Hall.

The contestants combined exceptional mechanical skill with the capacity of using interactive computer methods in an optimised design that presents various novel features.

Videotel Eireann Screenphone Service Demonstrations

Ireland Grace O'Connor (Age 17) Sinead Finn (Age 17) Ursuline Convent, Thurles, Co. Tipperary A Crop Fractionation Industry

As part of the emerging electronic living, new telecommunication and computer based services will occupy an increasing role in our lives. The new SCREENPHONE SERVICE planned to be introduced in the current year will play a significant part in advancing the widespread availability of such services. In France where there are over 5 million users theycall them 'Minitels'.

The project by Grace O'Connorand Sinead Finn isthe product of three years of dedicated and careful scientific study. It was designed to utilise bio-mass products such as grass and other farm crops for purposes other than animal feed. To utilise the land and associated human resources no longer required in the production of raw materials for food, new uses must be found if we are to maintain the economic and social balance of many parts of Europe. Alternative outlets for farm crops are urgently needed. "Whole Crop Fractionation" offers the opportunity to divert surplus crops or crop residues into alternative products currently imported into the Community including Ireland viz protein for foods and feed upgrading; fuel ethanol: pigments for poultry and animal feed; citric acid, biogas and leaving a residuethat may still be used for animal feed. The most ambitious outcome would be as a feedstock for a biorefinery process.

Lncalinic Industries Hall

Demonstration services at the Young Scientists Exhibition will include: ■ airline timetables ■ telebanking ■ teleshopping ■ CAO applications and courses '89 ■ and a selection of the French services. The Videotel Eireann consortium comprises a group of leading Irish business interests together with Telecom Eireann and France Telecom. The project is being supported by the European Community under the Regional Fund.

Young Scientists Shop Get your jumbo pens, calculators. young scientist bugs, tubbypads. maxipens, reflectors. and tracksuits all with the Young Scientists logo, at the shop in the exhibition hall. Location. Main Hall Annexe.

Young Science News Students from Dublin City University will produce a daily newsletter using desk top publishing with contributions from the young scientists, their teachers and the judges. (Typesetting facilities provided by Computing Workshop, Apple Centre).

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CHEMISTRY , PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Stand No.

CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

11 DESMOND O ' NEILL

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS TEACHER MS MARY BLACKBL.H",

JUNIOR SECTION THE SLANEY IN MY AREA

Stand No.

1 JAMES COLGAN

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERR" TEACHER MR BRIAN MCKENNA

12 GRAINNE ROBERTS

TO INVESTIGATE THE RELATIVE CLEANING POWER OF HOUSEHOLD DETERGENTS

THE PHYSICS OF PHIZZ

ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL f

2 DENISE CONNOLLY

FALLS ROAD BELFASTEACHER MR J MCLAUGHLIN ' MICROWAVE COOLING VERSUS CONVENTIONAL COOLING

3 ELAINE CRILLY

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER MISS FRANCES O'REG.AN

FIBONACCI AND LUCAS NUMBERS

1:3 DECLAN WOODS

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW CO CORK TEACHER MR WILLIAM SHANNON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORD LENGTH AND BLANK 'FACES IN A CRCSSWORD

CHEMISTRY , PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS

ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR ^ MCLAUGHLIN

4 SIOBHAN FLANAGAN

ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR J MCLAUGHLIN

INTERMEDIATE SECTION Stand No. 14 CHARLIE BYRNE

ABBEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WICKLOW

CANNED FOODS AND CORROSION

5 JESSICA KIANG

ALEXANDRA COLLEGE MILLTOWN DUBLIN TEACHER: DR CARMEL SIIARKE"

A STUDY OF THE CHEMISTRY OF PETAL PIGMENTS

6 SUSAN LYNCH

OUR LADY'S COLLEGS DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER MISS FRANCES O'REGAN

NUMERICAL PAL INDROMES

7 STEPHEN MC CARRON

POST PRIMARY SCHOOL MAYNO07H CO KILDARE TEACHER MR SEAN ASHE

HACKING THE ART OF ARMCHAIR ESPIONAGE FALCARRAGH COMMUNITY SCHOOL CO DONEGAL

8 BERNARD MC GINLEY

TEACHER: MR LAWRENCE SMYTH THE STUDY OF SLATE CUTTING IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY

9 JOHN MALONE

ST PAUL'S COLLEGE RAHENY DUBLIN TEACHER . MR BRIAN SMI I H

CYCLIST - BE SAFE - RE SEEN

TEA.CIIER: MR JIM MURPHY RADON LEVELS

15 ROBERT COLLINS

,COLAISTE CHOILM CBS SWORDS

CO DUBLIN TEACHER' MR THEO FARRELL RATTLE AND HUM - ON THE SAME FREQUENCY! A REVOLUTION OF RADIO??

16 STEPHEN CONNOLLY

BLACKROCK COLLEGE CD DUBLIN TEACHER' MR JOHN DALY

USES OF COMPUTERS IN SPEC-ROSCOPY

17 RICHARD CORDEN

PRESENTATION COLLEGE ASKEA CARLOW TEACHER. MR SEAN MULVIHILL

AN EVALUATION OF LOTTO 18 BERNARD CULLEN

ST THOMAS' COMMUNITY COLLEGE BRAY CO WICKLOW TEACHER. MR SENAN REIDY

ORDER IN CHAOS ST VINCENT'S SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS CAROL LAWLESS

'9 NEASA CURRAN

DYNAMO LIGHTS STATIONARY AND MOBILE

10 JAMES MELODY

ARD SOOII RIS GRIFFITH AVENUE DUBLIN TEACHER: MR FRANK CONNOL_Y

WHICH HA'.RSPRAY"

20 DANIEL GALLEN

ST GERARD 'S SCHOOL HRAY CO WICKLOW

COMPUTING FOR THE BLIND

TEACHER' DR AEDIN GILSENAN ACID RAIN DROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD

Stand No.

Stand No. ST MACARTANS COLLEGE CO MONAGHAN

21 DAVID HUGHES

32 DARREN O'BRIEN

TEACHER MR JIM KELLY

HUMIDITY

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - THE LEARNING COMPUTER ST MARY' COLLEGE GA[ WAY

22 SEAN HYNES

33 NIAMH O'CARRA

ST BRIGID S SECONDARY SCHOOL KILLARNEY CO KERRY TEACHER: OLIVIA BEAN UI CHARRA BURGLAR ALARM PRFVFNTICN SYSTEM

TEACHER MR PAT HOWLEY YOUR MICRO MATE

23 RICHARD KELLY

BRIGI

D S VOCATIONAL SCHOO_'

34 BARRY O'FLYNN

DOUGLAS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DOUGLAS CO CORK TEACHER MR TOM O'HANLON SOME CHEIv11CAL CHANGES IN THE TRAMORE RIVER

LOUGHREA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN TWENTIETH CENTURY GAS GAUGE

PORTADOWN COLLEGE CO ARMAGH

24 PETER MC CRACKEN

35 SENAN O'LOUGHLIN

H'LiAO SUHFA.C^ -RA( I iiG.

AI) PROJECTOR

S- LOUISE'S COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR SEAN GIAGUIRE HIGH SPEED CHROMA I OGHAPH"

25 ROISIN MC DADE

26 SHONA MC KENNA

SANDYMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL BALLSBPIDGE DUBLIN TEACHER MRS HELENA CATHCART A STUDY OF AR POLLUTION IN THE SOUTH DUBLIN AREA

27 SIOBHAN MC MANAMY

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

36 DAVID WILSON

OATLANDS COLLEGE MOUNT MERRION CC DUBLIN TEACHER MR WILLIAM LYNCH THE MAKINGS AND WORKINGS OF A HOME COMPUTER

CHEMISTRY , PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS SENIOR SECTION Stand No.

3r' LIAM BLAKE

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW CO CORK TEAC HER MR WILLIAM SHANNON HORIZONTAL COMPONENT OF RAINFALL IN RELATION TO WIND VELOCITY

TEACHER MRS LOUISE MURPHY ALUMINIUM - TAKE THE MINIMUM

28 PAUL MC NAMARA

COLAISTE CHOILM CBS SWORDS CO DUBLIN TEACHER MR THEO FARRELL A COMPUTERISED INFORMATION DISPLAY SYSTEM FOR TOURISTS

38 RACHEL BOWTELL

30 SEAN MURPHY

COLAISTE BHHIDE CARNEW CO WICKLOVv TEACHER. MR MATTHEW BURKE

PROPELLER DESIGN

31 CIARAN MURPHY

39 MERVIN BURNS

CLONGOWES WOOD COLLEGE NAAS CC KILDARE TEACHER. MR N B CAMPBELL

HELICOPTER OVERHEAD LINES EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

40 GERARD BYRNE

BELCAMP COLLEGE MALAHIDE ROAD DUBLIN TEACHER MR ANTHONY CORBET 'EFFECTS OF EJECTROSTATCS ON SMOG PARTICLES'

POST PRIMARY SCHOOL MAYNOO T H CO KILDARE TEACHER: MR RICHARD HAYDEN

A NEW CONCEPT IN ENGINE DESIGN

ST GERARD'S SCHOOL BRAY. CO WICKLOW

TEACHER DR AEDIN GILSENAN ARE SMOKELESS FUELS REALLY SMOKELESS'

29 PATRICK MORAN

FRANCISCAN COLLEGE GORMANSTON CC M=ATH FR DECLAN TIMMONS TEACHER : THE NEED FOR DISABLED AND E_DERLY TO BE INOLPFNDF-ICI

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER REV DONALD J COLLINS

TEACHER: MR DAVID NEIL COMPUTERISED O'VE-IH

ST JOSEPHS SECONDARY SCHOOL THURLES CO TIPPERARY -EACHER NIP ANTI IONY CONDRON

DERMOT BYRNE

ABBEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WICKLOW TEACHER: MR JIM MURPHY

MO,STUHE AND SOII HARDNESS

Stand No.

53 JUSTINE MC ILROY

GONZAGA COLLEGE HANELAGH

42 JOHN CASS

DUBLIN TEACHER MR DAVID KEENAHAN

LORETO COLLEGE CO LEAAINE CO DERRY

TEACHER: MR BRIAN MCKENNA OSCILLATING CHEMICAL REACTIONS

PARALLEL PROCESSING - DIVIDE AND CONOUERI

54 LEO MC PARLAND

44 LIAM DEMPSEY

'EACHER DR SEAN FEE HAVE WE GOT IT AND - WHERE CAN WE FIND ITS - STOCK CONTROL I

IMPROVING SATELLITE RELIABILITY

ABBEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

NEWRY CO DOWN

SENIOR COLLEGE BALLYFERMCT DUBLIN TEACHER: MR PETER BURKE

43 JOHN CUNNIFFE

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCHOOL CARRIC K-ON-SUIR CO TIPPERARY TEACHER MR NICHOLAS CASEY

COMPUTER ORIENTATED BILATERAL ROBOTIC ARM

55 ANNETTE MULDOON

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY

TEACHER NEURAL COMPUTING A STUDY NOVEL APPROACH TO STUDY PATTERNS IN TIME

56 CLODAGH NI GHALLACHOIR PORTADOWN COLLEGE CO ARMAGH

45 SAMUEL DONALDSON

TEACHER MR DAVID NEILL THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A MOUNTAIN RESCUE STRETCHER

HOLY ROSARY COLLEGE MO Ii N TBE L LEW CO GALWAY TEACHER MR JOHN WALSH

46 LAWRENCE DOOLEY

47 EDWARD DOYLE

ST. JOSEPH S CONVENT OF MERCY ATHBOY, CO MEATH

TEACHER MS MAIREAD G_ENNON THE ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE

57 MICHAEL O'CALLAGHAN

SCARIFF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO CLARE TEACHER MR T J O'HALLORAN

LIQUIDS IN CONTACT WITH LIQUIDS .

58 IAN WALKER

WIND CONCENTRATION AND AUGMENTATION PAST PUPIL-ST BRIGIDS POST PRIMARY ATHY CO KILDARE TEACHER. MR JOHN BRODY

PORTADOWN COLLEGE CO ARMAGH

TEACHER MR DAVID NEILL AN IMPROVED BUS DESTINATION DISPLAY SYSTEM

59 ROBERT WHITE

PORTADOWN COLLEGE CO ARMAGH

THE VIABILITY OF SOLAR ENERGY IN IRELAND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL AT HLONE CO WESTMEATH TEACHER MR PAT O'LEARY

48 DAMIEN EGAN

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON HJMAN AUDIBILITY

ti' PETERS COLLEGE WEX-ORC

TEACHER REV DONALD J COLLINS AN INVESTIGATION OF WAVE POWER WITH CYLINDERS BANGOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL CO DOWN

51 OWEN GARRETT

TEACHER MR A J FITZGERALD SUPERCONDUCTOR SYNTHESIS - A PROJECT FOR SCHOOLS' THE KINGS HOSPITAL PALMERSTOWN DUBLIN TEACHER MR PETER O'BOYLE

52 YOON-ONN HO

SAFER SMOKII-C

GROUP PROJECTS JUNIOR SECTION Stand No.

A LOCAL WATER SUPPI F - CHEMICAL QUALITY

5D DESMOND FORTUNE

1 FACHER: MR DAVID NELL THE PREVENTION OF FROZEN WATER P PES

CHEMISTRY , PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

DUN LUGHAIDH SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS SIOBHAN GREEK

49 JOANNE FEARON

MR BRIAN MCKENNA

6o ALISON BRADSHAW SIHEAD INGOLDSBY DENISE KELLEHER

MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL RAHENY DUBLIN TEACHER' MR MAURICE MURPHY

WEATHER WATCH

61 BRENDAN BYRNE KEITH BYRNE

ABBEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WICKLOW TEACHER MR THOMAS TYRRELL

MATERIAL VALUE 62 DENISE CAHILL FINNBARR NORRIS DENISE FLEMING

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW CO CORK TEACHER. VR WILLIAM SHANNON

FOLLACHTA FIA- WHAT THE SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY OF STONES TELi-S US ABOUT ANCIENT COOKING

Stand No.

Stand No. BORRIS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CO CARLOW

63 MARIE DALTON AINE GALLAHUE MICHELLE DRAY

COMMUNITY SCHOOL PORTMARNOCK CO DUBLIN

74 BRENDAN VAUGHAN JUSTIN RYAN

TEACHER MS MARY O'KANE

TEACHER. MR DECLAN FINLAYSON VOLCANOES

TFXTII E PRI

64 ALAN DUNNE GARRETFLANAGAN DONAL BOLAND

ST JOSEPH ' S CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCH PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS TEACHER . MR STEPHEN GIBBONS

ROOF INSULATION MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL' RAHENY DUBLIN TEACHER MR MAURICE MURPHv

65 DENISE HANRAHAN JENNIFER DEEGAN EMMA COLLINS

75 MARK WALSH PAUL HACKETT

COLAISTE CHIARAIN LEIXLIP CO KILDARE TEACHER MR SEAMUS O'DONGHAILE TC ':DER FY THE BIRTHDAY PARADOX AND )E HIVE A HIHTH DATE PARADOX

76 DOROTHY WALSH DUNG NGOC AU KELLY WILKINSON

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER MISS FRANCES O'REGAN

RECYCLING - CAN IT HELP OUR WORLD?

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS GAELCHCLAISTE CHIARRAI TRA L^ CO CIARRAI TEACHER MR PAT MOYNIHAN

66 EDMOND HARTY JOHN HAYES

BEAT THE SLIPGLAR ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MACROOM CO CORK TEACHER' MS MARY TWOMEY

67 SHARON HEALY PATRICIA O'DONOGHUE CLARE KELLEHER ELECTRICITY

EAST GLENDALOUGH SCHOOL WICKLOW TOWN

68 IAIN HULL ROBIN EVANS

TEACHER. MS MARTHA WALSH

THE VAPOUR LAYER INSULATOR

CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS INTERMEDIATE SECTION Stand No. 77 LOUISE BRENNAN RUTH CORBALLY

HOLY CHILD SCHOOL KILLINEY CO DUBLIN TEACHER MS CATHERINE OF LOUGHRY

TOXIC TAP WATER'

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENNIS CO CLARE

69 CLARE LYONS FIONA CAHILL BERNARD MURPHY

TEACHER' MR MATT POWER INTRODUCING THE THEFT- PROOF &KF

70 RONAN MC CULLOUGH IAN BRENNAN

GONZAGA COLLEGE RANELAGH DUBLIN TEACHER: MR JOSEPH O'BRIA N

GOLD MINING IN THE WEST OF IRELAND

MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL RAHENY DUBLIN

71 AVRIL O ' SULLIVAN SUSAN O'DRISCOLL ZOE WALSH

TEACHER: MR MAURICE MURPHY

78 EDMOND BROSNAN ALAN O ' CONNELL

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW

CO CORK TEACHER MR WILLIAM SHANNON FACTORS THAT AFFECT LOCAL VARIATIONS IN RAINFALL

79 LOUISA JANE BROWN LINDSAY TAYLOR CAROLINE COWDEN

MODEL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS BELFAST CO ANTRIM

TEACHER MS SUZETTE REID AN EVALUATION OF THE FLAME RETARDANT PROPERTIES OF INORGANIC SALTS

BO DENNIS BUCKLEY PATRICK BUCKLEY

COLAISTE TREASA KANTURK CO CORK TEACHER MR JOSEPH MURPHY

DETERGENT ANALYSIS

72 CHRISTOPHER SMYTH DONALL SLEVIN

FALCARRAGH COMMUNITY SCHOOL CO DONEGAL TEACHER. MR LAWRENCE SMYTH

THE PHYSICS OF THE KICKING OF A FOOTBALL

ST AIDANS COMMUNITY SCHOOL TALLAGHT DUBLIN

73 AARON SWORDS JEFFREY SWORDS PAUL LYNCH

TEACHER' MS MARION PALMER

INDUS: RIAL WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM

81 ASHLING BURKE KERRIE SMYTH EMER MAHER

DOMINICAN COLLEGE WICKLOW CO WICKLOW

TEACHER: MRS PAM BEACOM CAN YOII RELIEVE IHE WEA ILEH FORECAST?

82 ANN - LOUISE COLGAN PATRICIA MCCREESH

ST LOUIS SECONDARY SCHOCL DUNDALK

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS SIOBHAN GREER SUGAR IN FRUIT JUICES SAFE OR UNSAFE

THE SELF SUFFICIENT HOME

Stand No.

Stand No. OUR LADY'S SCHOOL TERENLRE DUBLIN

83 SARAH CREEDON MICHELLE COLLINS LINDSAY CARROLL

OATLANDS COLLEGE MOUNT MERRION CO DUBLIN

94 WILLIAM MC NAMARA CATHAI - WALSH

TEACHER MR WILLIAM LYNC!

TEACHER MR T BURKE IASEH HARP

-000 COLOURINGS ARE THEY NECESSARY ABBEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WICKLOW

84 TERRY DALY DAVID CORCORAN OWEN SHORTT

TEACHER: MR JOHN MCCLOSKEY TRANSITION TO TLIRBLILENCE IN PIPE FLOW

TEACHER. MR P.AI RICK. C: MEACHAIR FA.DIC PROPAGATION

ST MICHAELS COLLEGE AILFSBURY ROAD

85 STEWART DUFFY GAVIN GRIFFIN

DUBLIN TEACHER MR D O SHEA FI ECT RONIC RADIATING EAVESDROPPING DEVICES VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENNIS CO CLARE TEACHER MS ANNA GLYNN

86 SUSAN FLYNN CARMEL REILLY ARE YOU FADING AWAY

96 VIRGINIA NASH NIAMH KAVANAGH NICOLA BARRY

ST DAVID' S SECONDARY SCHOOL GREYSTONES CD WICKLOW TEACHER MS MARY O SULLIVAN

GREYSTONFS SEA WATER QUALITY

MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL RANENY DUBLIN

97 EVEANN NOLAN CORINNA WRIGHT ANN QUINN

TEACHER: MR MAUR'LEE MURPHY NOISE POLLUTION

MUCKROSS PARK COLLEGE DONNYBROOK

98 SUSAN O'CONNELL CATHERINE MAY

DUBLIN TEACHER. MS ANNE MARIE MEE

ST BRIG ID'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LOUGHREA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN

87 SEAN GLENNON ENDA CONNAUGHTON

SI MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL LIMAVADY CO DERRY

95 ANN - MARIE MALLON BRIAN DOLAN KIERA LEE

HA7AHL)S IN THE HOME 99 FIONNUALA O'CONNOR ROSANNAGH MURPHY

EFFECTIVE HEATING

DUBLIN

ST LOUIS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDAI K CO LOUTH TEACHER MS SIOBI IAN GREER

88 CIARA GORHAM SARAH CONLON

HEAD START ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER J T COMBER

89 PATRICIA HUGHES MARIA BYRNE

TEACHER: MS ANNE MARIE MEE KEPI 1-R HCVISTED - ORBITS OF THE EARTH AND !MRS FHCfM1 SIMPLE STUDIES

100 JOHN O'HANLON KEN COONEY DARA MACGIOLLA RI

ST PATRICK'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL ARMAGH TEACHER: MR SEAMUS 0 Bf3 El.

ANAI YSIS WITH A PURPOSE

CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL BALLYMAHON GO LONGFORD

TEACHER MS PATRICIA HONEYMAN CONVERTING WIND AS A FORM OF KINETIC ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY

HYDRO-ELECTRIC PCVJER 90 PETER HUGHES WAYNE DUGGAN PAUL REID

MUCKROSS PARK COLLEGE DONNYBROOK

101

ST JOSEPH'S CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCH PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS

PATRICK O'MEARA JAMES MAHON ALAN DUNNE

TEACHER: MR STEPHEN GIBBONS !HE SEAS BIUTY OF A HYDROELECTRIC POWER S-ATION AT PORTARLINGTON

BELVEDERE COLLEGE DUBLIN

91 AONGHUS LAWLOR DAMIEN MARKEY

TEACHER MR MICHAEL OREHAN THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF VJA I E R FRANCISCAN COLLEGE GORMANSTON GO MEATH

92 RUADHAN MACEOIN PAUL MCCLOSKEY DENIS DONNELLY

TEACHER FR DECLAN TIMMONS THE SOLAR POWERED ELECTRICITY GENERATOR WITHOUT USING PV (:ELLS)

TEACHCR: DR PATRICK SHEVL.N A CHEMICAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE HAZARDS PRESENT DURING A HOUSE FIRE

SCARIFF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO CLARE TEACHER. MR T J OHALLORAN

SPRAY WITH IT! SAFE WTH IT'

103 TARA SIMPSON LISA MCQUILLAN ALICE SISK

DOMINICAN COLLEGE BELFAST CO ANTRIM TEACHER MR SEAMUS QUINN

INVESTIGATING TFIE CARBON DIOXIDE PRODUCED DURING THE RUNNING CF VARIOUS FUELS

DOMINICAN COLLEGE BELFAST CO ANTRIM

93 RUTH MC GOLDRICK CATHERINE AGNEW CLARE HASSON

102 RORY SHERLOCK GERARD OUINLIVAN

104 RONAN SMITH RORY WOODS

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH

CO TYRONE TEACHER MR JOHN DENNISON AN IfJVES I IGATION OF SALT CONTENT OF A RIVCR AT VAR OUS INTERVALS

Stand No.

Stand No. OUR LADYS BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE CO WESTMEATH

105 CATHY SMYTH SINEAD SCOTT DEIRDRE REID

TEACHER MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG CAPACITANCE - A MEANS OF MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS

106 STEPHEN WILSON CONOR SEXTON CLIVE KILMURRAY

ST MICHAEL'S COLLEGE AILES3URY ROAD DUBLIN

TEACHER MS ANNE LYNCH RECOVERY OF LEAD OXIDE FROM WASTE IN THE LEAD CRYSTAL INDUSTRY

114 IAN DONNELLAN GERARD DONNELLAN

ATHENRY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CD GALWAY

TEACHER MR HYNES & MR DONNELLAN ORTHOPAEDIC POSTURE ADJUSTABLE CHAIR

115 THOMAS GERAGHTY RONAN DOLLY GERARD FAHY

SAINT JARLATH'S COLLEGE TUAM CO GALWAY

TEACHER. MR PEADAR CONROY AN INVESTIGATION INTO TI 1E LEVELS OF TERRESTRIAL RADIO ACTIVITY IN AN AREA OF 16DKM2 WITH TUAM AS ITS APaROX CENTER

116 NICHOLA GERETY SONYA EARLS

EAST GLENDALOUGH SCHOOL WICKLOW TOWN TEACHER MS MARTHA WALSH

WATER LHI5N D OF FOE?

CHEMISTRY , PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS SENIOR SECTION

117 KEVIN GRIFFIN CHRISSIE TALTY JOAN MEADE

ST MICHAEL'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL KILMIHIL CO CLARE TEACHER MR CHRISTY CURTIN IS SMALL SCALE HEP THE SOLUTION TO THE CLEAN ENERGY PROBLEM?

118 HELENE GUINAN ELVA MORIARTY

Stand No. ST MARY'S FCJ SECONDARY SCHOOL 107 JAMES ASHLEY BUNCLOJY FRANK O ' NEILL CO WEXFORD TEACHER MR MICHAEL DALTON A STUDY OF THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MICFOWAVE HEATED FLUIDS

LAUREL Hit I SECONDARY SCHOOL LIMERICK

108 ROISIN ASHWORTH BARBARA CLANCY

COLAISTE BRIDE ENNISCORTHY CO WEXFORD TEACHER MS NUALA HEARNE

FARTHOIJAKFS AND VOLCANOES

119 PHILIP KENNY MATHEW GIVENS

CABINTEELY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DUBLIN TEACHER: MR PAUL FIELD

ELECTRONIC CANE FOR THE BLIND

TEACHER MR MARK O'SULLIVAN

120 JOHN MC ELROY RONAN MCCLOSKEY

SMOKE BURNING

109 MAIREAD BYRNE SIOBHAN MCGRATH CARMEL HUGHES

OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE CO WESTMEA IH TEACHER MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG

I FSIING TEXTILES

110 JOHN CARR EDWARD DEENEY ANTHONY O'SULLIVAN

LORETO COLLEGE MILFORD CO DONEGAL TEACHER: MRS ANNE MCMAHON

A STUDY OF BATTERIES

COLAISTE CHRIOST RI CAP WELL ROAD

111 NIALL DE BREIT BREANDAN O'RIAGAIN

CORK TEACHER. MR RISTEARD DE BREIT

MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL RAHENY DUBLIN

TEACHER MR MAURICE MURPHY RADIATION ITS ORIGIN AND EFFECT ON US HOLY FAITH CONVENT NEW ROSS CO WEXFORD TEACHER MS MARY FENNELLY WHY SO WHITE I - DANGEROUS CHEMICALS

113 VERONICA DEVEREUX GRAINNE KAVANAGH CLAIRE MURPHY

CO TYRONE TEACHER. MR JOHN DENNISON ALCOHOL AS A PETROL SUBSTITUTE

121 PAUL MC EVOY GARETH ASHE BRIAN CUOLIPP

FRANCISCAN COLLEGE GORMANSTON CO MEATH TEACHER FR DECLAN TIMMONS

VOICE ACTIVATED SYSTEM

122 FERGAL MOANE NEIL MCKEARNEY STEVEN DOWNEY

ST MALACHY 'S COLLEGE BELFAST

TEACHER MR EAMON LEWIS AN INVESTIGATION OF THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPUTER IMAGING

123 ROBERT MULLEN ADRIAN O ' HALLORAN

RADIATION HAZARDS IN OUR LIVES

112 EIMEAR DESMOND MOIRA O ' ROURKE ELIZABETH CROWLEY

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH

SCARIFF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO CLARE TEACHER MR T J O'HALLORAN

BELT UP! TO START UP

124 MICHAEL O'BRIEN DAVID O'SHAUGHNESSY PAT O'MEARA

SCARIFF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO CLARE TEACHER MR T J O'HALLORAN

HOW PURE IS THIS LOUID?

Stand No. ROCKHROOK SCHOOL RATHFAHNHAM DUBLIN

125 OISIN O'HALMHAIN OENGUS DILLON

TEACHER: DR DAVID NOLAN LEAD FREE SCHOOLS: A SAFE ENVIRNOMENT FOR LEARNING

SI COLMAN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDLETON CO CORK

126 BARRY O ' SULLIVAN STEPHEN BUCKLEY

TFACHEH MR FINBARR GIJPTIN AFIRE PI AGE FOR THE FUIURE

127 KIERAN SWEENEY SHANE BRADLEY

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES

CO TYRONE TEACHER: MR JOHN DENNISON

RADON- THE INVISIBLE DANGER UNDER OUR FEET

Stand No.

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES

138 ORLA MC CURRY

ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR J MCLAUGHLIN TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUN SCREENS

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS JUNIOR SECTION Stand No.

128 BARRY BYRNE

EAST GLENDALOUGH SCHOOL WICKLOW TOWN TEACHER MS MIRIAM WIXTED

SMELLS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE?

ST LAURENCE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS MARY DOWD

139 JASON REILLY

THE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY

129 CLAIRE CALLAN

OUR LADY'S SCHOOL! TERENURE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS EMER O'BRIEN I GOING UP - MOVING FROM PRIMARY TO SECONDARY SCHOOL

130 AONGHUS CHEEVERS

LORETO ABBEY, DALKEY CO DUBLIN

140 AOIFE TRAVERS

TEACHER: MS FIONA GILMARTIN THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ELECTRICITY POWER GENERATION

ST EUNAN'S COLLEGE LETTERKENNY

CO DONEGAL TEACHER MS ASSUMPTA HARVEY DIABETES CONTROL THROUGH THE PEN INJECTION

131 AOIFE DOWLING

DOMINICAN COLLEGE SION HILL BLACKROCK CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS SHEILA O'REILLY PEOPLE'S AWARENESS OF THE DEPLETION OF THE OZONE LAYER AND THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT IN IRELAND

132 SINEAD DUNNE

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS INTERMEDIATE SECTION

Stand No.

SANCTA MARIA COLLEGE BALLYROAN DUBLIN TEACHER MR SEAN LANDERS

141 ANNE CALLANAN

COLAISTE CHOILM BALLINCOLLIG CO CORK TEACHER MR DOMNALL FLEMING

142 CIARAN CROSBIE

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT!

ST BRIGID 'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LOUGHREA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN

DRIJGS AND DRUG AWARENESS

133 PHILLIP GALVIN

SHOPPING PATTERNS IN A DORMITORY TOWN BALLINCOLLIG - CASE STUDY

134 NATASHA JENKINS

ST ANDREWS COLLEGE BLACKHOCK CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MR GEOFFREY J REEVES

PROJECT SINISTER - LEFTHANDEDNESS

135 EIMEAR KAVANAGH

OUR ATTITUDES TOWARDS TRAVELLING PEOPLE

COLAISTE AN CHROI NAOFA CORK TEACHER DECLAN CAHALANE

ATTITUDE TO ADDITIVES ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR J MCLAUGHLIN

137 KAREN MC ALISTER

143 SHANE CURRY

SCOIL EOIN ATHY CO KILDARE TEACHER: MR LARRY LLOYD

ADDITIVES UNDER SCRUTINY OUR LADY'S GROVE GOATSTOWN DUBLIN TEACHER: MS JOAN RYAN

136 MICHAEL KELLEHER

COLAISTE CHOILM CBS SWORDS CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MR BILL MCELROY THE INFLUENCE OF THE MOON ON THE EARTH'S FLORA AND FAUNA

ST MICHAEL'S LORETO CONVENT NAVAN CO MEATH TEACHER: MR DESMOND O'LEARY THE IMPACT OF A LONG WAVE RADIO MAST ON A SOUTH MEATH COMMUNITY

144 JENNIFER ENGLISH

145 SUSAN ENNIS

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORDUFF DUBLIN TEACHER: MR PATRICK EGAN TO INVESTIGATE INTER AND INTRA TERRITORIAL AND PERCEPTIONAL BEHAVIOUR IN CORDUFF ST BRIGID'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LOUGHREA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN

146 NOEL FINNERTY

THE JOURNEY THROUGH PAIN

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT

Stand No. ST JOSEPH'S CONVENT OF MERCY ATHBOY CO MEATH TEACHER: MS CECILIA CONNOLLY

147 FERN GALLAGHER

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS SENIOR SECTION

GOD IS.... CONCEPTS OF GOD AND THE AFTERLIFE

Stand No. COLAISTE BRIDE ENNISCORTHY CO WEXFORD TEACHER MS NUALA HEARNE

148 DYMPNA GUINAN

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MOATE CO WESTMEATH TEACHER: MS MAURA MURRAY

DRINK FOR THOUGHT!

OZONE AND U ST TIERNAN'S COMMUNITY SCHOOL DUNDRUM DUBLIN TEACHER: MS UNA MCLYSAGHT

149 DECLAN MC CANN

HOW SOUTH COUNTY DUBLIN CATERS FOR OUR DEAF DUN LUGHAIDH SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS SIOBHAN GREER

150 SHEONA MC GOVERN

SCOIL MHUIRE KANTURK CO CORK TEACHER: MR NOEL KELLEHER

159 MICHAEL MC CARTHY

PARISH ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM 160 SARAH O ' ROURKE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER. MS MARY RIORDAN

URBAN SPRAWL

SHOP IN STOCK COLAISTE IOSGAIN BAILE AN BHOTHAIR CO ATHA CLIATH TEACHER. MS EILIS DE GAULE

151 HAZEL NI CHIARDHA

AG TABHAIRT DO CHARANACHTAI GNIOMHARTHA AGUS TUAIRIMI MHUINTIR STIGHFF' LORCAIN 152 CANICE NICHOLAS

158 MARTIN FAGAN

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH CO TYRONE TEACHER: MR JOHN DENNISON

161 RONAN WAIDE

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCHOOL YOUGHAL CO CORK TEACHER : MR PAT NOLAN

THE COMPUTER IN THE CLASSROOM

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS

SILAGE EFFLUENT: PROOF AND SOLUTIONS

JUNIOR SECTION REGINA MUNDI COLLEGE DOUGLAS ROAD CORK TEACHER. MR RORY STOCKDALE

153 AVRIL O' MAHONY

WHEN TEENAGERS AND ALCOHOL GET TOGETHER

Stand No. 162 LAURENCE BREEN GAVIN HOWLIN

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY BLACKBURN

154 ALICE O ' ROURKE

CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCH ROSCOM MON TEACHER MS YVONNE HANBURY

"HANDS UP CITOG" TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN

155 FERGUS RYAN

TEACHER: MS PHILIPPA MORAN "FOOD FOR THOUGHT" AN ANALYSIS OF ANOREXIA AND BULIMIA NERVOSA IN TODAY'S SOCIETY CRESCENT COLLEGE COMPREHENSIVE LIMERICK

156 EOIN SHAW

TEACHER: MS HILARY O'FARRELLY THE CHURCH OF IRELAND: ITS FUTURE IN LIMERICK

ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE CAHIR CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MR GERARD BRENNAN

157 PAUL WAUGH

STOP YOU'RE KILLING ME, WITH CHEMICALS

ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE ATHLONE CO ROSCOMMON

163 ORLA CLIFFORD CLODAGH MCCANN AILISH HENEHAN

TEACHER: MS MARY CRONIN ATHLONE! FALL-IN GOVERNMENT, FALL-OUT PEOPLE ST LAURENCE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS ALICE COX

164 VICTORIA CLIFFORD LYNN MCBRIDE

FORM COLOUR AND SIZE IN CONCEPTUAL BEHAVIOUR URSULINE CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL THURLES, CO TIPPERARY

165 MICHELLE COSTELLO CLAIRE BRENNAN CATHERINE LANIGAN

TEACHER. SR CHARLES DONOVAN MAKE USE OF YOUR REFUSE

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART MOUNT ANVILLE DUBLIN

166 CLAIRE DOODY EMIR RUSSELL KEELIN DEASY

TEACHER MS CATHERINE O'DWYER ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS YES OR NO ?

SAFETY IN CROWDS

Stand No.

167 MAIREAD FLETCHER

SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY

FIONA GRANELL DEIRDRE CAHIR

178 ORLA SAUL

TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN TEACHER MS AOIFE O'DONNELL

IAN HEALY

MOUNT ANVILLE

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS CATHERINE O'DWYER ARE MICROWAVES AS SAFE AS YOU THINK? LEIGH O ' GRADY

DANGERS DURING PREGNANCY

168 BRIAN GILROY

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART

AMY BRENNAN

179 JAMIE SMYTH

ST DAVID'S SECONDARY SCHOOL GREYSTONES CO WICKLOW TEACHER: MS ANNA GIBBONS

RONAN KAVANAGH

HOW GREEN IS OUR PARISH? MAN'S EFFECT ON NATURE

169 SUSAN KAVANAGH

DOMINICAN COLLEGE SION HILL

BLACKROCK

SIOBHAN O ' DONNELL

180 SANDRA TEEHAN

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

170 SAMANTHA KAVANAGH

DO ANIMALS HAVE RIGHTS ?

181 HILARY WEIR

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS PATRICIA DEANE

FORESTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER?

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORDUFF DUBLIN

171 EMER MORAN GRACE CURRAN KAREN DARKIN

TEACHER: MR PATRICK EGAN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORDUFF- AN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE

ALEXANDRA & ST ANDREWS COLLEGE MILLTOWN & BLACKROCK

172 DEIRDRE MURPHY AISLING CASKIE

DUBLIN TEACHER: MR I KEEGAN & DR T MURPHYFF THE GROWTH OF DUN LAOGHAIRE SINCE MEDIEVAL TIMES

173 EMER O'CONNELL

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART MOUNT ANVILLE DUBLIN TEACHER: S PATRICIA CREANEY

NESSA MOYLES

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

HOLY FAITH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLONTARF DUBLIN TEACHER: MS FIONA RYAN

SIOBHAN FAIRMAN CAITRIONA LOWERY

CORDUFF

ELIZABETH O'SHEA

SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY

CAARA O'MEARA AISLING O' CONNOR

CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS SHEILA O'REILLY ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA SYMPTOMS SIGNS, BEHAVIOURS AND FEATURES

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS INTERMEDIATE SECTION Stand No. 182 PADRAIG BISHOP ANDREW GIBLIN JOHN MCKENNA

OUR LADY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL CASTLEBLAYNEY CO MONAGHAN TEACHER: MR SHANE MARTIN NORTHERN IRELAND - 20 YEARS ON - HAS ANYTHING CHANGED?

183 VIVIENNE BYRNE

ST MARY'S COLLEGE ARKLOW

CAROL MCGRATH

CO WICKLOW TEACHER: MR RICHARD O'CONNOR WASTE OIL EFFECT ON MAN AND ENVIRONMENT

174 DECLAN O'RAFFERTY

ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF CABRA DUBLIN TEACHER: MS BERNADETTE KIELY IS TRAFFIC A HAZARD FOR THE DEAF CHILD

BARRY DUFFY DAVID WALKER

184 DEARBHLA BYRNE

ST LOUIS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS SIOBHAN GREER

FIONA DILLON ANDREA CORRIGAN GREEN GENES

175 EOGHAN O'SULLIVAN

ST DAVID'S SECONDARY SCHOOL

GREYSTONES

NIALL O' CONNOR

CO WICKLOW TEACHER: M MOLAMPHY RECYCLING OF HOUSEHOLD PLASTIC WASTE COMMERCIALLY VIABLE?

185 LISA CARROLL

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

SUZANNE BRENNAN NIAMH CARROLL

TEACHER: MS MARIA LEECH " ODOURS AND YOU "

176 CAROLINE REID

SACRED HEART CONVENT

ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY

NICOLA LAWLOR SINEAD LAWLOR

186 ORLA CASSERLY

REGINA MUNDI COLLEGE DOUGLAS ROAD CORK TEACHER: MR RORY STOCKDALE

CLAIRE KELLY

TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BUILDINGS OF TODAY

177 JAMES RUANE

GONZAGA COLLEGE

JOHN SHEEHY ROBERT COTTER

RANELAGH DUBLIN TEACHER MR JOSEPH O'BRIAIN

ECOLOGY - DO PEOPLE REALLY CARE?

187 ORLA COMERFORD

MARYFIELD COLLEGE DRUMCONDRA DUBLIN TEACHER: MR THOMAS MURTAGH "GRINDS'! ARE THEY WORTH THE EXPENSE I

SONYA MCGRATH

Stand No. Stand No.

TEACHER: DR AEDIN GILSENAN

TEACHER: MS UNA NIC FHIONNLAOICH PROTECTED SPECIES OF ANIMALS HOW MUCH DO WE KNOW

ARE WE EATING OURSELVES TO DEATH ? SAINT FLANNAN'S COLLEGE ENNIS CO CLARE TEACHER: FR JAMES POWER

189 DARREN CONNOLLY DAVID PURCELL LOCHLOINN MACNAMARA

ST ANNE'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MILLTOWN DUBLIN

199 TARA FOX TRUDY DUFFY MARIE HANRAHAN

ST GERARD'S SCHOOL BRAY. CO WICKLOW

188 ALEX CONCANNON KERRY - LYN WILSON

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART MOUNT ANVILLE

200 ISABEL GARVEY LISA BOUCHIER- HAYES

DUBLIN TEACHER: S PATRICIA CREANEY

AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE POSSIBLE STRUCTURE OF FUTURE HUMAN SOCIETY

WRINKLES NOBODY WANTS THEM

LORETO COLLEGE DUBLIN

190 NIAMH CONROY BARBARA BREEN

DOMINICAN COLLEGE SION HILL BLACKROCK CO DUBLIN

201 KAREN GREANY ANNE CONNICK MARY MCHALE

TEACHER. MR DAVID HOBSON FACTORS INFLUENCING HOLIDAY CHOICES

191 KEVIN CROWLEY MICHAEL FINUCANE ROBERT O'TOOLE

TEACHER: MS SUSAN ENRIGHT PLASTIC AND THE PEOPLE: A STUDY OF USE AND AWARENESS OF PLASTIC BAGS

O'CONNELL'S CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCH DUBLIN

202 NEIL HANNAWAY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK TREASA NI SHEARCAIGH CO LOUTH JOHN MCCABE

TEACHER: MR PATRICK LOUGHMAN

TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK AN EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF RADIO ACTIVITY ON PLANT, ANIMAL AND HUMAN LIFE IN NORTH LEINSTER

IRISH ATTITUDES TO DENTAL HEALTH AND CARE

ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE ATHLONE CO ROSCOMMON

192 LEAH CULLEN EMER GRENHAM AISLING SHANNON

ST BRENDAN'S COLLEGE KILLARNEY

203 DAMIEN HARTIGAN PATRICK LYNE

CO KERRY TEACHER: MR WILLIAM CONDON

TEACHER: MS MARY CRONIN WILL ATHLONE BECOME THE "COSTA DEL REE"

OUR LADY'S GROVE GOATSTOWN

193 CARINA DOLLY AOIFE KAVANAGH

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS SUNNIVA HANLEY 'THE CASE OF THE KILLING KILOS

MUCKROSS PARK COLLEGE DONNYBROOK

194 OLWYN DOWLING SHEENA REDMOND

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS DOROTHY STEPHENSON FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A SURVEY OF THE CHEMICAL PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES IN THE SOUTH-WEST

OUR LADYS BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE CO WESTMEATH

204 PATRICIA HEAVEY TERESA CLOONAN BRONA CONNOLLY

TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG BENDING OVER BACKWARDS

205 NICOLA HENEGHAN CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL BALLYMAHON NORA EGAN CO LONGFORD EMMA PLANT TEACHER: MS PATRICIA HONEYMAN

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD

195 RUAIRI DOYLE COLIN MURPHY VINCENT MEYLER

TEACHER: MR MARTIN BARRETT THE ART OF OUTDOOR SURVIVAL

196 JOHN EIVERS PAUL MORAN PETER DOHERTY

CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL BALLYMAHON CO LONGFORD

TEACHER: MR JOHN O'LOUGHLIN DOES THE CONSUMER ALWAYS WANT WHAT'S BEST BELVEDERE COLLEGE DUBLIN

197 EPHREM FEELEY ANDREW CONDON BILLY WATERS

TEACHER: MR PATRICK O'HANLON AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE ASHBOURNE AREA ST PAUL'S COLLEGE RAHENY DUBLIN TEACHER: MR BRIAN SMITH

198 GARETH FLYNN DAVID MOREAU

THE SCIENTIFIC AND ECONOMIC MOTIVES BEHIND SPACE EXPLORATION

THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT ST NESSAN ' S COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIMERICK

206 FIONA HENNESSY SARAH CAFFREY

TEACHER MS CHRISTINE HAYES ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE DUNDALK GRAMMAR SCHOOL CO LOUTH

207 COLIN HICKS GAVIN COLLINS GERALD MCADAM

TEACHER: MS STEPHANIE MOLLOY THE VOTE AT 18- ARE WE READY?

DUNDALK GRAMMAR SCHOOL CO LOUTH

209 JEAN IRVING ALISON FENTON

TEACHER : MS STEPHANIE MOLLOY VIDEO OR T.V., TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE

23 22

BLAKESTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL BLANCHAROSTOWN DUBLIN MR EOIN O'MAOILEOIN TEACHER: NEWSPAPERS ARE THEIR VIEWS YOUR VIEWS

208 THERESE HIGGINS JACKIE O'HARA

Stand No.

210 VICTOR ISDELL COLM BATES

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER: MR JAMES DOYLE

THE HUMAN STRESS FACTOR

ARD SCOIL MHUIRE CORBALLY LIMERICK TEACHER: MR TOM O'DWYER

ROLE OF THE MERCY ORDER IN LIMERICK

212 PAULA KEANE AUDREY BLAYNEY CLODAGH HIGGINS

MARGARET ALYWARD COLLEGE WHITEHALL DUBLIN TEACHER MS DENISE WALSH

AIDS DOES IT AFFECT OUR AREA 7

213 ELIZABETH KELLEHER THELMA O'DRISCOLL

MOUNT MERCY COLLEGE MODEL FARM ROAD CORK TEACHER: MS MARY MURPHY SAFETY - A CRITICAL AND CONSTRUCTIVE STUDY OF PEOPLE'S ATTITUDES

214 FIONA LYNCH CARAGH LYONS FIONA DESMOND

ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MACROOM CO CORK

TEACHER: MS MARY CROWLEY "THERES NOTHING TO DO IN MACROOM" FACT OR FICTION?

215 MICHEAL MACCARTAIN TREASA MCREDMOND ANTOINETTE MCINTYRE

KILCORMAC VOCATIONAL SCHOOL KILCORMAC CO OFFALY

TEACHER: MR PAUL CURRY COMPARISON OF ATTITUDES TO EMIGRATION IN SAMPLE URBAN AND RURAL POPULATIONS

216 MARK MC CORMACK CON BURKE

COLAISTE CHOILM BALLINCOLLIG

CO CORK TEACHER MR DOMNALL FLEMING ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE USE OF UNLEADED PETROL

217 OLIVIA MC DONAGH OLIVIA O' BRIEN

SCOIL MHUIRE CONVENT OF MERCY BUNCRANA CO DONEGAL TEACHER: MS LORNA BARRON

TELEVISION SNACKS - AN EVALUATION OF TEENAGERS EATING HABITS

211 LINDA KEANE IDE 0 SHAUGHNESSY LINDA 0 CONNOR

221 DONNA MC SWINEY CAROLINE CRAIG RACHEL MELLON

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL GALWAY TEACHER: MS BERNADETTE CRAWFORD

222 CAROLINE MAHER PAULA NOLAN MARGARET LACY

SCOIL MHUIRE PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS

TEACHER: MR ALAN DUNNE BULLYING- A SOCIAL BLIGHT WITHIN THE SCHOOL

223 KEITH MASSEY SEAMUS CARMODY MICHAEL QUAID

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL NEWCASTLE WEST CO LIMERICK

TEACHER MR MICHAEL DALY METALLIC POISONING ITS EFFECTS ON A LOCAL COMMUNITY

224 KATHRYN MATTHEWS OGLA GOGARTY HELEN CROWLEY

ST LOUIS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS SIOBHAN GREER

YOU SAY TOMATO

225 CATHERINE MOLONEY GILLIAN WOGAN

MARGARET ALYWARD COLLEGE WHITEHALL

DUBLIN TEACHER MS DENISE WALSH THE EFFECTS OF AEROPLANES ON ANIMALS AND BUILDINGS NEAR THE AIRPORT

226 AVRIL MULCONRY PAMELA KEARNEY BARBARA DOYLE

LAUREL HILL SECONDARY SCHOOL LIMERICK

TEACHER: MR MARK O'SULLIVAN FOOD ADDITIVES. THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

227 MARTIN MULHOLLAND RAYMOND DEVINE FINTAN WALSH

ABBEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEWRY CO DOWN TEACHER: MRS GRACE TRAINOR

HOME- MAN'S DEADLIEST ENEMY

228 CAOIMHE MULROY SHIOFRA MURPHY

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MISS FRANCES O'REGAN

HUMAN NAVIGATION

DIET HOME AND AWAY

218 NOELEEN MC DONNELL BRONA GAYNOR

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MISS FRANCES O'REGAN

THE AVERAGE IRISH COLLEEN

219 BRIAN MC GRATH BRYAN HUMPHREYS

NORTH MONASTERY SECONDARY SCHOOL CORK

TEACHER: MR RICHARD LONG ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF ENERGY RESOURCES

220 PAULA MC KILLEN CLAIRE RYAN CLAIRE WARD

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

229 COLIN MURPHY DAVID MAUGHAN

ST MICHAEL'S COLLEGE AILESBURY ROAD DUBLIN TEACHER: MS ANNE LYNCH NUTRITION RELATED TO OUR MENTAL ABILITIES

230 KARINA NI CHATHMAOIL GAIRM SCOIL BHEAL AN ATHA MOIR KAREN NI EARCAIN LEIFEAR TREASAI NIC ATEACHLAINN CO DHUN NA NGALL TEACHER: FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI LEIGHEAS TRADISIUNTA FIOR NA BREAGACH

231 GWENDOLINE NI MAOLMHUAIDH SILE NI SHUIBHNE SHARON NI THIOMANAIGH

CO DHUN NA NGALL TEACHER. FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI

TEACHER: MS JOAN CASHIN CHRONOBIOLOGY - WHEN IS YOUR PRIME TIME"? ATH ROTHLU

GAIRM SGOIL BEAL AN ATHA MOIR LEIFEAR

Stand No. ST BRIGID 'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: W A GARDINER

232 ROISIN NI SHE DEIRDRE NI HOLOAIN BERNADETTE PRENDERGAST

Stand No. 243 CLAIRE O'MAHONY NUALA COOGAN EDEL ROYCROFT

SCOIL MHUIRE PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS TEACHER: MS GERALDINE WALTON

"SIGN" OF THE TIMES

BOTTOMS UP

233 ANNALAIN NI SHEARCAIGH SIOBHAIN NI INSE CEARUILIN DE FUITLEIGH

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK THE INFLUENCE OF LEFT-HANDEDNESS AND RIGHT-HANDEDNESS ON THE ACADEMIC AND RECREATION ASPECTS OF SCHOOL

244 JERRY O'NEILL JOHN ENRIGHT CIARAN CORR

TRALEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO KERRY TEACHER: MR MAURICE SEXTON

THE HISTORY OF TRALEE

TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN

245 PAUL O'REILLY NIALL BRENNAN

TEACHER: MS PHILIPPA MORAN

234 SIOBHAN NIC GAOITHIN AINE NI FHIOGRAI CAROLINE NI MHONAGAIL

GAIRM SCOIL BHEAL AN ATHA MOIR LEIFEAR CO DHUN NA NGALL TEACHER: FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI

TEIDI AN BHFUAIL SE DAINSEARACH ?

SOUTH AFRICA "UHURU?" (UHURU MEANS FREEDOM IN SWAHILI AN AFRICAN LANGUAGE)

LORETO ABBEY, DALKEY CO DUBLIN

246 CIARA O'REILLY NICOLA O ' CONNOR

TEACHER. MS MARTINA NI AINGLEIC

235 JEAN NOLAN THERESE MURPHY

COLAISTE BRIDE ENNISCORTHY

CO WEXFORD TEACHER: MS NUALA HEARNE SMOKING AND ALCOHOL IN OUR SOCIETY 236 KEVIN NOONAN MICHAEL PIKE

ST MICHAEL'S COLLEGE AILESBURY ROAD DUBLIN TEACHER: MS ANNE LYNCH MNEMONIC INQUIRIES - PERCEPTION AND RECALL

237 NIALL O ' CONNELL MERVYN O'BOYLE JOHN WALLACE

TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN

TEACHER: MS PHILIPPA MORAN ALCOHOLISM AMONGST TEENAGERS THE FACTS AND FIGURES

238 LISA O'CONNOR HELENA HAWKINS

TRALEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO KERRY TEACHER: MR MAURICE SEXTON

FASHION THROUGH THE AGES

239 DENIS O ' DRISCOLL BRIAN MCDONAGH

MARY IMMACULATE SECONDARY SCHOOL

LISDOONVARNA CO CLARE TEACHER: SR DE LOURDES FAHY REASONS WHY PEOPLE COME TO AND LIVE IN DOOLIN

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE DUNDALK

240 MAIRTIN O'DUINNIN GARRET TYNAN

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR BRENDAN MCCOOEY GREENORE PORT- A FEASIBILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN

241 JENNIFER O'GRADY JULIE MCMAHON

CO KILKENNY TEACHER W A GARDINER

AN GAEILGE GO DEO - OR WILL IT GO? COLAISTE CHOILM BALLINCOLLIG CO CORK TEACHER MR DOMNALL FLEMING

247 PATRICK O'TOOLE LIAM BARRY CIAN BEECHER

FRIENDSHIP PATTERNS IN A DORMITORY TOWN ST BRIGID'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LOUGHREA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN

248 CAITRIONA PLOWER LINDA TUOHY

SLIMMERS DISEASE ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

249 DARRELLE POWER MAUREEN O'SHEA

THE ROLE OF THE NATIVE IRISH HORSE IN THE EQUINE INDUSTRY

ABBEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEWRY CO DOWN

250 DAMIAN RICE PAUL MCGIVERN DAMIAN MAGEE

TEACHER: MR GERARD HUGHES INCIDENCE OF RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES IN THE SOUTH DOWN AREA

251 MICHELLE ROCHE PAULA O ' GRADY APRIL ROCHE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN

EARLY RETIREMENT AND PREMATURE DEATH IS THERE A LINK?

LAUREL HILL SECONDARY SCHOOL LIMERICK

252 RACHEL ROSSNEY MARY CLANCY

TEACHER' MR MARK O'SULLIVAN THE KING'S ISLAND PEOPLE V PROGRESS?

MUSIC TO YOUR EARS

242 PAUL O ' LEARY BRIAN COTTER ANTHONY O ' HERLIHY

NORTH MONASTERY SECONDARY SCHOOL CORK

TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN

253 RONAN RYAN EAMONN O ' NEILL SIMON O'CONNOR

TEACHER: MS PHILIPPA MORAN

TEACHER MR RICHARD LONG DIET AND ITS EFFECTS ON TEETH AND BONES

NUCLEAR POWER - FRIEND OR FOE

Stand No.

254 GRACE SCOTT KAREN SILLS

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MAURA SCANLON

264 MARK BATES KENNETH SLATTERY KEVIN HAMPSON

BELVEDERE COLLEGE DUBLIN

TWO OF A KIND

TEACHER: MR PATRICK O'HANLON

255 ALAN SEXTON NESSA PEOPLES PAUL MCCABE

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENNIS CO CLARE

TEACHER: MR LEO O'DONOGHUE DE VALERA LIBRARY - READING HABITS 256 THERESE SHRYANE LOUISE LOFTUS

PRESENTATION COLLEGE TUAM CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS TERESA KELLEHER THE TUAM CROSS - BACK TO THE FUTURE

A STUDY OF EVIDENCE

265 RONAN BRADY DARREN CARROLL THEODORE LYNN

BELVEDERE COLLEGE DUBLIN TEACHER: MR DERMOT RYDER

AN INVESTIGATION OF SOUND AND AIR POLLUTION IN CROWDED INDOOR AREAS

266 UNA BRENNAN SINEAD CONWAY DEIRDRE LITTLE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY TEACHER: MR BRENDAN WILLIAMS

257 MARGARET SMITH FIDELMA MALONE JONATHAN MADDEN

BANAGHER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

SNACK ATTACK!

CO OFFALY

TEACHER: MR GEORGE SMITH SHANNON GALLOWS AT ESKER RIASC AND CUSHCALLOW

258 JENNIFER SMYTH ANTHONY MARTIN FRANCES ROANTREE

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORDUFF DUBLIN

TEACHER: MR MICHAEL STANLEY BLANCHARDSTOWN- FROM RURAL VILLAGE TO SUBURBAN TOWN

259 EMMA- JANE SWEENEY JEANANN COX RACHEL MURPHY

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART MOUNT ANVILLE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS ELIZABETH MION

FUTURE SHOCK

260 ROGER SWEETMAN SIMON HUSSEY

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY BLACKBURN

'SAFE TO CYCLE T'

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MISS FRANCES O'REGAN

267 SHIRLEY CLARKE AIDEEN CARROLL

VITAMINS AND HEALTH

OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE

268 AOIFE CONWAY AMANDA DOLAN

CO WESTMEATH TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG A SERVICE GUIDE TO ALL ASPECTS OF OUR AREA ST COLMAN'S COLLEGE NEWRY CO DOWN TEACHER: MR PATRICK LANE TO DISCOVER AND INVESTIGATE RESPONSES TO ORGANICALLY PRODUCED FOOD

269 PAUL DEVINE RAYMOND MCSTRAVICK

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MISS FRANCES O'REGAN SMOKING IN POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS

270 SHEENA DILLON CIARA WILKINSON

261 GARETT THOMPSON IAN CRAVEN ALAN DUNLEVY

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER MR BRENDAN MCCOOEY NOISE POLLUTION- A CAUSE FOR CONCERN

262 AISLING TIERNEY KAREN WATTERS SHARON SHEEHAN

HOLY FAITH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLONTARF DUBLIN

TEACHER: MR JOHN DOWLING BRAIN WAVES, MEMORY. AND INTELLIGENCE

ST MICHAEL'S COLLEGE AILESBURY ROAD

271 FRANK GEARY PAUL NUNAN

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS ANNE LYNCH NOISE AND ENVIRONMENT ARE THEY LINKED?

ST LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL RATHMINES

272 RACHEL GILMER TERESA MURRAY

DUBLIN TEACHER: MS SYLVIA BROWN IRISH - A DYING LANGUAGE: POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES

HOLY ROSARY COLLEGE MOUNTBELLEW

273 KEVIN GILMORE FERGAL GAVIN

CO GALWAY TEACHER: MR JOHN WALSH

GROUP PROJECTS SENIOR SECTION

YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE, MY ONLY ... SOLAR HEAT

Stand No. 263 GARY BAKER MICHAEL HENNESSY

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CASTLEPOLLARD CO WESTMEATH TEACHER: MS CHRISTINE MCNAMEE CLIMATIC CHANGES - THE EFFECT ON IRELAND

SCOIL MHUIRE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CLANE

274 NATASHA GIVEN JANET CLEARY

CO KILDARE TEACHER: MR JOHN REIDY IS UMAMI AN IRISH TASTE?

Stand No.

275 KAREN GRANVILLE JOANNE COLGAN EMMA NIXON

DOMINICAN COLLEGE DUBLIN

ST VINCENTS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER MRS MARIA LYONS

286 FIONA MC KENNA MARY MARTIN

TEACHER: MS OLIVE LAFFOY SO. ARE DOGS A MAN'S BEST FRIEND?

COLOUR THERAPY

276 CATRIONA HARRIS MUIREANN NI CHROININ SUSAN FINN

MOUNT MERCY COLLEGE MODEL FARM ROAD CORK

TEACHER: MS MARY MURPHY ORGANIC FARMING - ITS FUTURE IN IRELAND

277 LINDA HOGAN BERNADETTE HOGAN PATRICIA REDDAN

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENNIS CO CLARE

TEACHER: MR PEADAR MCNAMARA POVERTY - EXTENT. CAUSES PREJUDICES & SOLUTIONS

278 NICOLA HURLEY BARBARA CUFFE

HOLY CHILD SCHOOL KILLINEY

BAILIEBORO COMMUNITY SCHOOL BAILIEBORO CO CAVAN

287 OLIVIA MAGEE LUCIA CROSSAN SINEAD FARRELL

TEACHER: MISS R MORAHAN LEADED. UNLEADED PETROL, DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE?

288 EMILY MAHER NOELEEN HARTIGAN CLIONA MULCAHY

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

TEACHER: MRS LOUISE MURPHY KIDNEY DONOR CARDS SAVE LIVES - WHO KNOWS, WHO CARES? NEWPARK COMPREHENSIVE BLACKROCK CO DUBLIN TEACHER MR DAVID BOURKE

289 JENNIFER MAXWELL JENNIFER WILLIAMS

CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS MARY DUNNE COSMETOLOGY - CAN SKINCARE HELP 'TURNBACK' THE FACIAL CLOCK

279 BRENDAN JOHNSTON PAUL FLOOD MARK MC CAFFREY

ASTHMA - CAUSES AND TREATMENTS

ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF CABRA DUBLIN TEACHER: MS MARY ARCHER

AHA! ATTITUDES TO HEARING AIDS

280 JO LITTLE RUTH FITZPATRICK SARAH EUSTACE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY TEACHER: MR BRENDAN WILLIAMS

TEARS FOR FEARS

TARBERT COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL CO KERRY

290 GERALD O'FARRELL BRIAN O'SULLIVAN SEAMUS HANRAHAN

TEACHER: MR JAMES KENNY AN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY AND UTILISATION OF LOCAL BYPRODUCTS

ST LOUIS SECONDARY SCHOOL KILTIMAGH CO MAYO

291 ANN O'FLAHERTY DENISE GROGAN DENIS MULKEEN

TEACHER MS BRID O'NEILL

INTERNAL RATHER THAN EXTERNAL PLANNING IS THE KEY TO TOWN AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

281 FRANCIS LONG JOE FAY PHILIP O'DWYER

ST JOSEPH'S SECONDARY SCHOOL THURLES CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: DR JAMES O'SHEA PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF CREDIT UNION

ROCKBROOK SCHOOL RATHFARNHAM DUBLIN TEACHER: MR LANE

292 PATRICK TRANT CORMAC OHALMHAIN

CRIME

282 ANNMARIE MC CARTHY NIAMH HOLLAND CAROL OATES

MARYFIELD COLLEGE DRUMCONDRA DUBLIN

TEACHER: MR THOMAS MURTAGH LEARN ABOUT YOUR BODY THROUGH FUN AND EXCITEMENT

283 MATHEW MC COURTCHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DEREK SHEELAN DUNDALK

293 AEDIN TYNAN LIZ O'BRIEN

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN

THE BIRTH-RATE IN WEXFORD AND SOME CONSEQUENCES FOR THE TEACHING PROFESSIONFF HOLY FAITH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLONTARF DUBLIN TEACHER: MS BERNADETTE VERDON

294 JENNY WEIR CLAIRE WHELAN

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK HOW TO IMPROVE INNER CITY LIFE IN DUNDALK IN DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES

284 DONNACHA MACGLOINN JENSEN NIXON

HOMEWORK STUDY HABITS 4 YEARS LATER

42 THE HEIGHTS BALLINTEER DUBLIN TEACHER: MR MACGLOINN

DUBLIN'S POTENTIAL FOR ETHNICISM

285 AIDAN MC GRATH JASON MALONE

BUSH POST PRIMARY SCHOOL DUNDALK

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR JOSEPH HANNA COOLEY EMIGRATION- A FURTHER STUDY

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Stand No.

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

304 MARY CAHILL

MALLOW CO CORK TEACHER MR WILLIAM SHANNON

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS JUNIOR SECTION Stand No.

295 GERALDINE COGGINS

LORETO COLLEGE

SWORDS CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS MARY P RYAN

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WEATHER AND MILK YIELD FOR THE 1989 LACTATION

ST GERARD'S SCHOOL

305 MICHAEL CAHIR

BRAY CO WICKLOW TEACHER: DR AEDIN GILSENAN

FOR "PEATS" SAKE. SAVE OUR BOGS!

296 FIONA CROSSEN

ST DOMINIC'S HIGH SCHOOL FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER: MR J MCLAUGHLIN

THE SWAN RIVER - WHY IS IT DEAD ?

306 NIAMH CONNEELY

ST BRIGID'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LOUGH REA CO GALWAY TEACHER: MS GERALDINE FLYNN

THE EFFECT OF SOFT DRINKS ON TEETH

297 CLARE GALLAGHER

ST JOSEPH'S CONVENT OF MERCY ATHBOY CO MEATH TEACHER: MS CECILIA CONNOLLY A STUDY OF THE ELEPHANT, HIGHLIGHTING THE HORROR OF THE IVORY TRADE

COMMUNITY SCHOOL

298 SHARON GLYNN

PORTMARNOGK CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS ANGELA BURY

A WORM STUDY BAILIEBORO COMMUNITY SCHOOL BAILI EBORO CO CAVAN TEACHER: MISS R MORAHAN

307 GRACE COONEY

"RABIES KILLS" IS THIS JUST A SLOGAN

ST PETER'S COLLEGE

308 LOUGHLIN DEEGAN

WEXFORD TEACHER: REV DONAL D J C OLLINS POISON ON TAP?

WHY DOES FUNGUS GROW ON BLINDS?

299 MICHELLE GRANAGHAN

COMMUNITY SCHOOL

PDRTMARNOCK CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MS EVER FANNIN

COLAISTE POBAIL ATHBOY CO MEATH TEACHER: MR GEAROID 0 BRADAIGH A CRITIQUE OF MUSSEL GROWTH - ENHANCING TECHNIQUES

309 FIONNUALA JOYCE

WHERE DO LICHENS GROW?

300 PADDY KICKHAM

ST PETER'S COLLEGE

310 TREVOR KILLEEN

ST DAVID'S SECONDARY SCHOOL GREYSTONES CO WICKLOW TEACHER: MS MARY O'SULLIVAN

WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY BLACKBURN

ACNE - CAN IT REALLY BE SOLVED?

THE LILLIPUTIANS OF WATER

301 DAVID MC KILLEN

ST PATRICK'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL NAVAN CO MEATH TEACHER: MS MARY HEANEY A STUDY OF PARUS CAERULEUS OVER FOUR YEARS 1986/1989

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL

302 SHARON YOUNG

311 CORMAC MC CAMPHILL

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER: MR HUGH O'MULLAN

LEACHING OF FERTILISERS ALEXANDRA COLLEGE MILLTOWN DUBLIN

312 ANNAGH MINCHIN

KILKENNY

TEACHER: DR CARMEL SHARKEY TEACHER. MS DEIRDRE KNOX ANIMAL MEDICINES AND US

STUDIES ON THE OYSTER THIEF (COLPOMENIA PEREGRINA) AN IMMIGRANT MARINE ALGA 313 TREVOR MORGAN

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS INTERMEDIATE SECTION

COLERAINE BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL CO DERRY TEACHER: MR CAMPBELL/MR GIBSON

A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF SALINITY CHANGES ON OSCILLATORIA AGHARDII

314 CARA NI DHONNCHADHA

COLAISTE IOSAGAIN BOTHAR STIGH LORGAN CO BAILE ATHA CLIATH

Stand No.

303 THOMAS BREEN

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER MR MARTIN BARRETT

LOSSES IN SILAGE MAKING

TEACHER: MS EITHNE CHAMBERS ANAILIS EICEOLOIOCH AGUS BITHEOLAIOCH AR AN RIASC AGUS TRA I GCILL CHOMHAIL

Stand No.

315 LINDA O'DONOVAN

SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY MS LAURETTA TROY TEACHER :

THE HUMAN SKIN

316 SARAH O'FLAHERTY

HOLY CHILD SCHOOL KILLINEY CO DUBLIN TEACHER MS CATHERINE DE LOUGHRY CRYOSURGERY - SURGERY WITHOUT SCALPEL OR ANAESTHESIA

317 JOHN ORMONDE

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER. REV DONALD J COLLINS

325 KIERAN HARMON

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK

DEVELOPING THE SHELLFISH FARMING POTENTIAL OF COUNTY LOUTH VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW CO CORK TEACHER: MR JIM MCCARTHY

326 EDWARD LINEHAN

THE EFFECT OF FERTILIZER APPLICATION AND VARIETY ON POTATO QUALITY SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY

327 LINDA MACEVOY

THE EFFECTS NUCLEAR RADIATION HAS ON HUMANS

SPOT CHECK

318 KATHY SHANNON

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MALLOW CO CORK TEACHER. MR WILLIAM SHANNON

BLACKWATER VALLEY WINE

319 EAMON SWEENEY

BLACKROCK COLLEGE CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MR JOHN DALY

THE CORNCRAKE - AN ANALYSIS OF STATUS AND CONSERVATION IN DONEGAL

328 MARILYN NI CHAOIMH

COLAISTE AN PHIARSAIGH GLEANN MAGHAIR CO CORK TEACHER: MR SEAMUS O'SUILLEABHAN

ASTHMA/ ENVIRONMENTAL CAUSES ST PETERS COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER: REV DONALD J COLLINS

329 DARREN O'BEIRNE

VEGETABLES - A NUTRITIONAL STUDY ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD TEACHER: REV DONALD J COLLINS

330 THOMAS O'DOWD

320 MICHAEL SYNNOT

TRALEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO KERRY TEACHER MR MAURICE SEXTON A LOOK AT OAK TREES AND HOW THEY SURVIVE

SPORTS ENERGY DRINKS ABBEY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DONEGAL TEACHER: MS MARY GALLAGHER

331 SHARON RIMMER IS SALT TOXICITY A PROBLEM

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

332 SIOBHAN RYAN

TEACHER: MRS LOUISE MURPHY

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS

ALUMINIUM IN WATER

SENIOR SECTION

COLAISTE AN SPIORAID NAOIMH BISHOPSTOWN CORK TEACHER: MR DONALD SWEENEY

333 HARRY SEALY Stand No.

321 JOHN BARRY

COLAISTE IOGNAID RIS CORK TEACHER MR MICHAEL A O BRIEN

IRISH ANGORA - A NEW ENTERPRISE?

MIGRAINE PATRICIAN ACADEMY MALLOW GO CORK TEACHER : MS BRIGID GRIFFIN

334 MATTHEW SULLIVAN

322 PAUL BROWN

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER: SR MAURA HAMILL

THE EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND ON THE GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF RADISHES

323 FRANCIS BUCKLEY

335 CONNOR WARD ST COLMAN' COLLEGE FERMOY CO CORK TEACHER: FR TOM MURPHY

CAN BANANAS CURE WARTS ?

324 LYNN FARRELLY

MICROPROPAGATION, THE WAY FORWARD

SILAGE ADDITIVES- A PLUS OR MINUS? 336 IGNATIUS WARD

FIRHOUSE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TALLAGHT DUBLIN TEACHER: MS EVELYN MOORKENS

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH CO TYRONE TEACHER: MR JOHN DENNISON

MAN- A SOIL FORMING FACTOR

MAGPIE - FRIEND OR FOE?

37 36

Stand No.

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES

SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY

348 JOANNE HOLLAND RUTH COLLIS

GROUP PROJECTS JUNIOR SECTION

DO WE PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT

Stand No. 337 AMY BRENNAN ETHNA HEALY

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER: SR MAURA HAMILL

349 SARAH JACK CIARA MCCANN

A STUDY OF ORGANIC GARDENING IS BACTERIA DEGRADING OUR ROADS?

338 MARIA BYRNE THERESA CORNALLY JEAN CONROY

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

350 EMMA JONES MELANIE MULROY

TEACHER: MS JOAN CASHIN THE FACTS OF PREMATURITY

ST LAURENCE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MS MARY DOWD

WHAT IS THAT SMELL

339 CAROLINE CAMPION MARIE BOWDEN

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

351 SERENA LEE JULIE HOYNE JANE MUNGOVAN

TEACHER: MS DEIRDRE KNOX

ARE PEANUTS DRIVING US NUTTY? ALUMINIUM IN WATER

340 EMER CARROLL SINEAD MORRISSEY ORLA MURPHY

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MACROOM CO CORK TEACHER: MS MARY TWOMEY

352 BEIBHINN LUCEY AISLING O'BRIEN HELEN O 'CALLAGHAN

DON'T LET THE BUGS BITE BADGERS

341 AILEEN CROWLEY KATIE O'CALLAGHAN CARENA MULLINS

ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MACROOM CO CORK TEACHER: MS MARY TWOMEY

GOOD COUNSEL COLLEGE NEW ROSS CO WEXFORD TEACHER: MR MICHAEL O'NEILL

353 CIARAN LYNCH DONAL DOWLING

ACID RAIN POLLUTION IN OUR AREA

342 CAMILLE DONEGAN COIRLE MACGLINCHEY

CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART MOUNT ANVILLE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS FINOLA MCGUINNESS

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER: SR MAURA HAMILL

354 JOHN MC AULEY GERARD RAFFERTY

HOW PLANTS GERMINATE CHOCOLATE IS GOOD FOR YOUR TEETH!

343 JOYA DUNNE YVONNE BARR

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

COLAISTE AN CHROI NAOFA CORK

355 KEVIN MC CARTHY NIALL O'MAHONY DERMOT O'BRIEN

TEACHER: DECLAN CAHALANE

GO A BITE FURTHER POULTRY POWER

344 AOIBHLINN DUNPHY ETHEL ANNE MOLONEY FRANCES HOLOHAN

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

HUNTERHOUSE COLLEGE BELFAST

356 FIONA MC CARTHY KATHERINE CUNNINGHAM

CO ANTRIM TEACHER: MS L MCKEE, MR R HARDON

MORE THAN JUST A STING

WATER POLLUTION OF THE RIVER QUOILE?

345 BRIAN GARVEY AILEEN BOYLE DENISE HAGAN

ST PATRICK'S HIGH SCHOOL ARMAGH TEACHER: MISS MARGARET DIGNEY

MANOR HOUSE SCHOOL RAHENY DUBLIN

357 LESLEY MC ILVENNA AISLING FENIX CLARE DOWLING

TEACHER: MR MAURICE MURPHY

FLOWER POWER: MAKING IT LAST THE END OF BULL ISLAND ?

346 OLWEN GATELY ELAINE COX

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN

DO FINGERNAILS TELL TALES

358 JACQUELINE MURPHY STEPHANIE MELIA

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL GALWAY TEACHER: MS BERNADETTE CRAWFORD

HOW MAGIC ARE MICROWAVES?

347 MARIE GLEESON CATHERINE MULCAHY KATRINA O'TOOLE

CONVENT OF MERCY DOON CO LIMERICK TEACHER: MR MICHAEL QUIRKE

SPRING CHANGES IN THE WOOD

Stand No. 359 RACHEL NI MHAOILIR YVONNE NI CHOMHRAIDH

COLAISTE CHILLIAIN CLUAIN DOLCAIN BAILE ATHA CLIATH TEACHER: FIONNUALA NI NEACHTAIN

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS INTERMEDIATE SECTION

LEIGHEAS I BPLANUA:

Stand No.

360 JENNIFER O'BRIEN LORRAINE NORTON

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER

THE DEATH OF THE ELM

HOLY FAMILY SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWBRIDGE GO KILDARE TEACHER: MR JOHN D CULLEN

368 KAREN BANKS DAWN HOGAN

POTENTIAL OF CUTAWAY BOG FOR THE GROWING OF VEGETABLE CROPS

361 VINCENT O'HALLORAN MICHAEL CLUNE NOELLE DAFFY

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENNIS CO CLARE TEACHER: MR MATT POWER AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SEASONAL DIET OF PINE MARTEN IN DROMORE WOOD

362 GARY O ' KEEFFE MARK CRABBE KEITH DIXION

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORDUFF DUBLIN

TEACHER: MR PATRICK EGAN A STUDY OF OUTBLOWING LIMESTONE DUST IN DUBLIN WEST

363 GINA REYNOLDS JACQUI NOLAN

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

369 MICHELLE BEALE MAIREAD SEYMOUR JOANNE O'NEILL

TEACHER: MS JOAN CASHIN NATURAL JUICES - THEIR BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL USES

370 DEBORAH BLAIR CAREY HAGAN

COLERAINE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER MRS MARGARET BRIGGS

DOES FOOTBALL MAKE YOUR HEART BEAT FASTER? ST MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL LIMAVADY CO DERRY TEACHER: MR JOHN MCCLOSKEY

371 BRENDAN BRADY SEAN LYNCH

CO KILKENNY TEACHER: J T COMBER EVERYONE IS GOING BANANAS

APERIODIC RHYTHMS IN NATURAL POPULATIONS

364 LORNA RYAN SOPHIA LAMB

SACRED HEART CONVENT ROSCREA CO TIPPERARY TEACHER: MS LAURETTA TROY WHAT DO THE SLIEVE BLOOM MOUNTAINS HAVE TO OFFER

365 PAUL WALKER PATRICK CURRAN JONATHON DOWNEY

RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORDUFF DUBLIN

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD

372 IAN BRADY BILLY DOYLE

TEACHER: MR THOMAS BOLGER PINING FOR PINE

ABBEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WICKLOW

373 ANNETTE BYRNE JOYCE BYRNE

TEACHER MR PATRICK 0 MEACHAIR

TEACHER: MS PATRICIA DEANE REFRIDGERATION OR CONTAMINATION?

366 KAREN WALSH COLETTE PAUL

SEA BIRDS OF WICKLOW HEAD

ST GENEVIEVE'S HIGH SCHOOL BELFAST

CO ANTRIM TEACHER: MR NIALL BEATTY TO MONITOR THE OXYGEN UPTAKE AGAINST SIZE OF THE SHORE CRAB, CARCINUS MAENAS

367 AOIFE WRYNNE KAREN MCLAUGHLIN

OUR LADY'S SCHOOL TERENURE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS CATHERINE MACMAHON

374 NEIL CALLAN PAUL RALPH JOHN KELLY

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK

THE ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF RECYCLING DOMESTIC REFUSE IN A MEDIUM SIZED TOWN OF 25,000 POPULATION

PEMBROKE SCHOOL BALLSBRIDGE DUBLIN

375 OLGA CANNON EILEEN MCCORMAC HILDA O 'LEARY

TEACHER: MS YVONNE DEEGAN ORGANIC SLUG POWDER AND ALZHEIMERS DISEASE?

FOOD ADDITIVES ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL MACROOM CO CORK TEACHER MS MARY TWOMEY

376 CIARA CRONIN ORLA BRADLEY

POLLUTION

OUR LADY'S COLLEGE DROGHEDA

377 MARY CUMMINS DAWN KENNEDY

CO LOUTH TEACHER: MISS FRANCES O'REGAN AN INVESTIGATION INTO PLANT RESPONSE TO MUSIC

Stand No,

Stand No. 378 CAROLINE DALY TRACY MC CARTHY

ST COLMAN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDLETON CO CORK TEACHER. MR FRANK HALBERT SMALL MAMMAL STUDY USING OWL PELLETS CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER MR THOMAS LITTLE USE OF PLANT OXYGENATORS IN AQUARIUMS

379 CONOR DARCY STEPHEN BYRNE SHANE DROMGOOLE

ST LOUIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL KILKEEL

380 COLIN DEVLIN PETER WADDELL

CO DOWN TEACHER. CELESTINE DEVLIN

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MRS LOUISE MURPHY

389 ANNE FORTUNE MAIREAD FURLONG

AN INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL FERTILISER ON EARTHWORMS

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

390 UNA GATELY ANNE - MARIE KELLY

TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN BACTERIA ON TELEPHONES

LORETO ABBEY, DALKEY CO DUBLIN

391 JUNE GLYNN GRAINNE O ' REILLY

SULPHUR IN FAST FOOD

TEACHER: MS ANGELA MAUME

HOLY FAMILY SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWBRIDGE

381 GRAINNE DILLON FIONA CUTLAND

CO KILDARE TEACHER: MR JOHN D CULLEN HOW RAISED CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATIONS AFFECT THE GROWTH OF DIFFERENT PLANTS

382 CARMEL DOYLE MICHELLE ROCHE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

MICRO ORGANISMS AND CELLULOSE

392 JOSEPH HACKETT DIARMUID BROGAN

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH CO TYRONE TEACHER: MR JOHN DENNISON

IS OUR WATER NEAR E.C. LEVEL? ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: W A GARDINER

393 PATRICIA HAYDEN MAEVE CODY SINEAD O ' CONNELL

TEACHER MRS LOUISE MURPHY WHAT IS THE EQUINE INFLUENZA?

"TREES A GROWING" - FUTURE

SCOIL MHUIRE PORTARLINGTON

383 EMER DUNNE ANGELA MAHON

CO LAOIS TEACHER: MS GERALDINE WALTON BOGS FROM THE BEGINNING- WILL THEY LAST?

HOLY FAITH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLONTARF

384 ELIZABETH ENRIGHT ANTOINETTE MCGLINN

DUBLIN TEACHER: MR JOHN DOWLING DUBLIN AN ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER?

ST MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL MIDLETON CO CORK TEACHER: MS RHONA FIDDLER

394 JENNIFER HAYES CLAIRE LEAHY LOUISE CALLAGHAN DISCOVER THE ZINC LINK

395 MARK HAYES ORLA 0 LOGHLEN ELEANOR FRAWLEY

MARY IMMACULATE SECONDARY SCHOOL LISDOONVARNA CO CLARE TEACHER: MR JOHN SIMS

ARE BOGS THE BEST PLACE TO GROW TREES?

385 MICHAEL FARRELL CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL BALLYMAHON DESMOND MULVIHILL CO LONGFORD SHANE FOX

396 BRIDGET HEARNE MAJELLA FURLONG

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

WEXFORD

TEACHER: MS PATRICIA HONEYMAN "SOIL! WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?"

TEACHER. MS ANTOINETTE ALAN FROZEN FACTS

386 FRANK FARRELL

GONZAGA COLLEGE RANELAGH

SEAN HAYES

DUBLIN

WILLIAM FINGLETON

ST PAUL'S SECONDARY SCHOOL

397 JANE HENNESSY

GREENHILLS

CATHERINE KELLY

DUBLIN TEACHER: SR ELIZABETH WALSH

TEACHER: MR DAVID KEENAHAN WATER POLLUTION - WHO CARES?

387 CATRIONA FARRELLY

THE HOLLY LEAF MINER BAILIEBORO COMMUNITY SCHOOL

BAILIEBORO

SUSAN SHANNON

CO CAVAN TEACHER: MISS R MORAHAN THE IRISH BADGER- IS IT FRIEND OR FOE?

HOLY FAMILY SECONDARY SCHOOL

388 PATRICIA FINLAY EDWINA HEAVEY

NEWBRIDGE CO KILDARE TEACHER: MR JOHN D CULLEN

AIR POLLUTION AND NEWBRIDGE

ST GENEVIEVE'S HIGH SCHOOL

398 MARIE HOLLYWOOD

BELFAST CO ANTRIM TEACHER: MS CATHERINE WOODS

SINEAD MCNALLY

TO MONITOR THE GROWTH AND BEHAVIOUR OF RAINBOW AND BROWN FINGERLING TROUT

COLAISTE LORCAIN CASTLEDERMOT CO KILDARE

399 MARESE HOXEY THERESA O ' BYRNES VENA DOYLE

TEACHER. MR SYLVESTER MCEVOY

THE STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING SOFT ROT IN ESB POLES

Stand No. Stand No. ST JOSEPH'S DE LA SALLE COLLEGE WICKLOW

400 NED KAVANAGH ROY MITCHELL JOSEPH MCGAULEY

TEACHER. E NOLAN

ST GENEVIEVE'S HIGH SCHOOL BELFAST CO ANTRIM TEACHER. MR NIALL BEATTY

411 PAULINE MC CULLOUGH UNA TOHILL

TO PRODUCE METHANE GAS FROM ALGAE GROWN IN WATER

IF YOU GO DOWN TO THE WOODS

GONZAGA COLLEGE RANELAGH

412 THOMAS MC EVOY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL DUNDALK MORGAN WHATELY CO LOUTH ANTHONY TUITE

DUBLIN TEACHER-. MR JOHN MULGREW EXHAUST POLLUTION THE EFFECTS ON LICHENS

THE PROCESSES OF COASTAL EROSION AND DEPOSITION IN RELATION TO THE TOURIST POTENTIAL OF NORTH COUNTY LOUTH

401 DERMOT KAVANAGH GEAROID FREWAN

402 JUDY KELLY MONICA HAYES

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

TEACHER: MR SYDNEY PECK

GAIRM SCOIL BHEAL AN ATHA MOIR LEIFEAR CO DHUN NA NGALL TEACHER: FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI

413 PEADAR MACGAOITHIN COLM MACAILIN SEOSAMH MACMONGAIL

TEACHER: MS MARY STOREY BOSCA LON NA BOSCA BRUSCAIR

APPLE STORAGE AND PRESERVATION

ARID SCOIL CAOIMHIN ARKLOW

403 BRENDAN KINCAID STEPHEN DEMPSEY

CO WICKLOW TEACHER: MR SEAN P 0 LAOI TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS CHEMICALS ON NATURAL BIOCHEMICALS IN PEA PLANTS

404 PAUL KINSELLA JASON WILKINSON FRANK TURNER

ST PETER'S COLLEGE WEXFORD

TEACHER MS MARY BLACKBURN DO WE REALLY KNOW WHAT WE DRINK?

FRANCISCAN COLLEGE GORMANSTON GO MEATH

405 DAVID LONG COLIN MURRAY CONOR FANNING

TEACHER: FR DECLAN TIMMONS THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT FACT OR FICTION

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE DUNDALK

406 STEPHEN LYNCH BARRY MCDONNELL

PEMBROKE SCHOOL BALLSBRIDGE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS YVONNE DEEGAN

414 GAYLE MC GRATTAN MICHELLE BEHAN STEPHANIE KILLORAN WHEN TO EAT YOUR BEAN SPROUTS

BUSH POST PRIMARY SCHOOL DUNDALK CO LOUTH MR PETER GREALIS TEACHER :

415 KEVIN MC MANUS MICHEAL THORNTON JOHN O'HAGAN ORGANIC FARMING

GAIRM SCOIL BHEAL AN ATHA MOIR LEIFEAR CO DHUN NA NGALL

416 LOUISE MC MENAMIN MICHEAL O ' DUIBHIR FEARGUS MACAILIN

TEACHER: FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI AN BHFUIL MUID AG SCRIOS AR BPORTAIGH I MBEAL AN ATHA MOIR

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MOATE

417 COLETTE MEEHAN MICHELLE MCLOUGHLIN

CO WESTMEATH TEACHER. MS MAURA MURRAY

CO LOUTH TEACHER. MR JACK BRANIGAN

GETTING TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM

ANALYSIS OF WATER IN THE ARDEE AREA

MOUNT MERCY COLLEGE MODEL FARM ROAD CORK TEACHER: MS CATHERINE KEATING NATURAL GAS FROM DOMESTIC WASTE

407 NIAMH LYNCH GRAINNE HANAFIN JULIE HALL

OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE CO WESTMEATH TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG THE STUDY OF THE REPRODUCTION OF HORSES

408 CLARE LYONS SUSAN BRADY

409 RONAN MC CLELLAND BARRY MCKINNEY

ST PATRICKS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ARMAGH TEACHER. MR SEAN FINNEGAN

CROSS CHANNEL SNAIL LINK

410 LOUISE MC CORMACK EMER MCELWAINE DENISE COOGAN

SCOIL MHUIRE PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS

TEACHER: MR ALAN DUNNE BIOLOGICAL WASHING POWDERS- ARE THEY DAMAGING TO YOUR SKIN?

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY TEACHER MR HUGH O'MULLAN

418 KATHLEEN MITCHELL SIOBHAN MCKEE

THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT BLAKESTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL BLANCHARDSTOWN DUBLIN

419 MARIA MONGEY CHRISTINA BYRNE

TEACHER: MS MAURA MCDERMOTT EFFECT OF SMOKING ON SENSITIVITY OF TASTE BUDS

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL KILKENNY

420 JUDITH MURPHY NATASHA MURRAY

TEACHER: MS MARIA LEECH EAT WELL, PERM WELL, DYE WELL

421 BRENDA NOLAN ALLISON PEARE

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN

HONEY- MEDICINAL USES?

45 44

Stand No.

Stand No. SCOIL POL KILFINANE CO LIMERICK TEACHER: MRS MARY GARDINER

422 MAURA O'DONNELL EILEEN O'CONNOR CAROL GRIFFIN

DOES SLURRY HAVE ANY MORE USES? OR IS IT JUST ANOTHER DIRTY WORD

WHAT'S IN OUR RIVER

EAST GLENDALOUGH SCHOOL WICKLOW TOWN

423 HEDI O ' GRADY REBECCA MCCOY

TEACHER: MS MARTHA WALSH ORGANIC OR INORGANIC - THAT IS THE QUESTION GAIRM SCOIL BHEAL AN ATHA MOIR LEIFEAR CO DHUN NA NGALL TEACHER: FIONA NI CHNAIMHSI

424 SEAMAS O'LUAGH PADRAIG O'BRAONAIN CONAL O' BRAONAIN

ST BRIGID 'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY TEACHER: W A GARDINER

433 IDA SMYTH ELIZABETH O'SHEA

OATLANDS COLLEGE MOUNT MERRION CO DUBLIN TEACHER: MR WILLIAM LYNCH

434 JULIAN SPAIN EDWARD KILTY IAN DALY SPOTS ? ZITS ? ACNE ?

CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL 435 JOHN TULLY BALLYMAHON MARTIN STEPHENSON CO LONGFORD BRENDAN FLANAGAN TEACHER. MR JOHN O'LOUGHLIN ARE HOUSEHOLD AND PUBLIC TOILETS REALLY SAFE?

IS LINNE AN FHINN LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

425 DEIRDRE O'SHAUGHNESSY JUSTINE SCALLAN

CORK TEACHER: MR RORY STOCKDALE

TEACHER: MS MARY RIORDAN

THE STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

VEGETABLES - VITALITY AND VARIATION

ST FERGAL'S COLLEGE RATHDOWNEY

426 MICHELLE PERCY CATHERINE KELLY

CO LAOIS TEACHER MS BERNADETTE HAYES IS ACKENE PRODUCTION IN R. BULBOSUS DEPENDANT ON PLANT DENSITY AND CORN MASS? ST JOSEPH'S CBS DROGHEDA CO LOUTH TEACHER: MR EAMONN CLERKIN AN AIR QUALITY SURVEY OF THE TOWN OF DROGHEDA

427 DERMOT REYNOLDS NIALL O'BRIEN

REGINA MUNDI COLLEGE DOUGLAS ROAD

436 ROISIN TWOMEY JENNIFER POWELL

OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE CO WESTMEATH

437 JENNIFER WALSH EIMEAR KEANE ELAINE DOYLE

TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG PRESCRIBED MEDICATION- ITS EFFECTS

ST GENEVIEVE'S HIGH SCHOOL BELFAST

438 LOUISE WALSHE LYNNE JAMES

CO ANTRIM TEACHER: MR NIALL BEATTY

RHUBARB AS A NATURAL PESTICIDE

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL GALWAY

428 ORLA RICHARDSON HILARY FORDE SUSAN REENE

TEACHER MS BERNADETTE CRAWFORD "BAC" ATTACK IN THE BAY TRALEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO KERRY

429 PATRICK ROCHE EAMONN GRIFFIN JAMES 0 HALLORAN

BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES GROUP PROJECTS

TEACHER MR MAURICE SEXTON

SENIOR SECTION

THE ECOLOGY OF A GLEN

Stand No.

430L KEVINA KENNY CARMEL BRENNAN

BALLYMAHON CO LONGFORD TEACHER. MR JOHN O'LOUGHLIN

SPOIL HEAPS OF THE RIVER INNY

TEACHER: MR ALAN WHISKER THE INFLUENCE OF THE MOONPHASE ON THE GESTATION PERIOD OF CATTLE

431 SEAMUS SLUDDS MACDARA WRYNNE RONAN 0 BRIEN

TEMPLEOGUE COLLEGE DUBLIN TEACHER: MS PHILIPPA MORAN

440 TONI BRENNAN SYLVIA KEARNEY BLATHNAID O'REILLY

CONVENT OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL BALLYMAHON CO LONGFORD

TEACHER: MS PATRICIA HONEYMAN AN ANALYSIS OF WATER POLLUTION IN THE MIDLAND LAKES

HARMFUL BACTERIA IN FOOD

432 ODRAN SMITH NIALL MULLAN

VILLIERS SCHOOL LIMERICK

439 ERICA BORGE NAOMI BOVENIZER

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL OMAGH CO TYRONE TEACHER: MR JOHN DENNISON

FIRHOUSE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TALLAGHT

441 FINTAN BROWNE ALLEN COONE

DUBLIN TEACHER: MR TERRY MULCAHY

IRRADIATION AND IT'S EFFECT ON VITAMIN C "PLAQUE TO THE FUTURE"

Stand No. Stand No. 442 LINDA CAMPION SUZANNE HOWARD

PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL LIMERICK TEACHER: MS ANNE CASHELL

EXTINCT VOLCANO

443 ANNILESE CREAN HELEN CAULFIELD

HOLY FAITH CONVENT NEW ROSS CO WEXFORD TEACHER: MS MARGARET O'NEILL

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

444 ELIZABETH DELANEY ANNE TOBIN

TEACHER MR JOHN O'CONNELL

WHERE THE WATERS MEET AT CUSKINNY

SCOIL MHUIRE PORTARLINGTON CO LAOIS

454 AISLING MC CORMACK VALERIE DUNNE

TEACHER MR ALAN DUNNE PARTRIDGES- A SPECIES IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION IN THE WILD

SCOIL MHUIRE THURLES CO TIPPERARY TEACHER. MS MARY COTTER

455 SAOIRSE MC DONNELL EMER BANE EMER MCGRATH

MUCKROSS PARK COLLEGE DONNYBROOK DUBLIN TEACHER: MS DANI MITCHELL

456 KAREN MC ENTEGART AOIFE FITZSIMONS

ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION

445 EIMEAR DWYER SINEAD MORGAN JENNIFER MOLONY

COLAISTE MOIRE COBH CO CORK

453 LIAM KIDNEY BRIAN GREENS SEAMUS WHELEHAN

PRESENTATION COLLEGE TUAM CO GAL WAY TEACHER: MS MICHELLE O'NEILL

"BLUSH BEFORE YOU FLUSH" SEWAGE POLLUTION ST LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL RATHMINES DUBLIN TEACHER: MS SYLVIA BROWN SLURRY - ARE FUNGI THE SOLUTION?

ENZYME ACTION IN TOMATOES

MCHALE COLLEGE ACHILL SOUND CO MAYO

446 DAVID ENGLISH KEVIN CORRIGAN BRIDGET SWEENEY

TEACHER: MR MARTIN MCGLYNN BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF POTATO BLIGHT

HOLY FAITH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLONTARF DUBLIN

447 COLETTE GALLAGHER AUDREY HUGHES TARA KEANE

LORETO COLLEGE COLERAINE CO DERRY

457 BRIAN MC GILLAN ITA GRANT EIMEAR MCNICHOLL

TEACHER: MRS SARA MCGEE

GROWTH RATE OF BACTERIA IN THAWING FOOD 458 DEIRDRE MC GLINCHEY ALAN MCCOOL CAROLINE MCGRATH

ST COLUMBAS OLLE STRANORLAR SDONEGAL TEACHER: MS ORLA O'REILLY

GENETICS ILLUSTRATED BY GAMES OF CHANCE

TEACHER: MR JOHN DOWLING "PURR-FECT FAMILY"

448 SIOBHAN GOUGH ROISIN DAVIDSON

ST LOUISE'S COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE FALLS ROAD BELFAST TEACHER MR SEAN MAGUIRE

459 MARK MC SORLEY FERGAL MCKENNA

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL CO TYRONE TEACHER. MR JOHN DENNISON

THE EFFECT OF THE DRAINAGE SCHEME ON THE RIVER BLACKWATER

MARINE PARASITES IN BELFAST LOUGH

449 ANNA HALLY SIOBHAN EGAN

LORETO ABBEY, DALKEY CO DUBLIN

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE DUNDALK CO LOUTH

460 FEARGAL MALONE DAMIAN CONROY

TEACHER: MRS SILE PRENDERGAST TEACHER: MS ANGELA MAUME

BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF LICHEN SUBSTANCES

INVISIBLE RAYS INVADING OUR LIVES?

OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL ATHLONE

450 LUCY HAMILTON NATALIE MADDEN

CO WESTMEATH TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG MINERAL WORKING AND THE ENVIRONMENT

CABINTEELY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DUBLIN

451 CELINE HORNER AISLING MACKEY CATHERINE FINN

TEACHER: MR THOMAS HEALY THE EFFECTS OF SOUND ON THE GROWTH OF FUNGI ST BRIGID 'S SECONDARY SCHOOL KILLARNEY CO KERRY TEACHER: MR JOSEPH O'CONNELL

452 CLODAGH IRWIN LISA BURKE DYMPNA MCAULIFFE

TOMIES WOOD - THE OLDEST AND LARGEST OAK WOOD OF IRELAND

NORTH MONASTERY SECONDARY SCHOOL CORK

461 LEONARD MARSHALL GREGORY O ' SULLIVAN

TEACHER: MR RICHARD LONG ANALYSIS OF RIVER LEE SHOWING ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION 462 MARLENE NAUGHTON JANICE BYRNE

TEACHER: MR CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG RODENT EXPLOSION

CLOCHAR CNOC NA LABHRAS LUIMNEACH

463 AOIFE NI EOCHAIDH CIARA NI CHONGHAILE

TEACHER: P O'BROIN AN BEAL BEO

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OUR LADY'S BOWER SCHOOL L CO WESTMEATH

JOBS IN AER LINGUS

Stand No. ST MARY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL BUTTEVANT CO CORK TEACHER: MR DAN O'CONNOR

464 EDWINA OAKES FRANCIS TRIMM

WATER OF LIFE - MAINS OR MINERAL

DRUMSHANBO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DRUMSHANBO

465 DAVID O'BRIEN EMLYN O'CONNOR

CO LEITRIM TEACHER: MR SEAN WYNNE EXAMINATION OF RIVER HABITAT AND ITS POTENTIAL TO SUPPORT STOCK BROWN TROUT CARMELITE COLLEGE CASTLEMARTYR CO CORK TEACHER: MR BERNARD CARR

466 CATHAL O'DOHERTY MARK DOWLING

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - ARE BIOSCRUBBERS THE SOLUTION

Over the past two years Aer Lingus has recruited thirteen hundred people and we expect to be able to provide more jobs in future years. The jobs are varied. One thing that they do have in common is that the airline is an exciting place to work in and the opportunities for development and promotion are good. Jobs likely to arise include: trainee pilot, cabin crew (air hostess and steward), craftworkers, apprentices, operatives (aircraft loaders, storepersons, drivers, catering workers) and a wide range of jobs which we advertise under the heading of'Careers in Aer Lingus'. This latter group covers working in our ground passenger service areas, reservations and travel shops, administration, financial and planning functions and secretarial work.

467 FINBAR O'HALLORAN BRENDAN GUNNING TIMOTHY MCGRATH

SCARIFF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO CLARE

TEACHER: MR LIAM COYLE SILAGE EFFLUENT - CAUSES, EFFECTS, SOLUTION ST COLUMBA'S COLLEGE STRANORLAR CO DONEGAL TEACHER: MS ORLA O'REILLY HIGH RISE GARDENING FOR THE HANDICAPPED

468 TIMOTHY RODDY JOHN MCELWANE PATRICK KELLY

ST. GERARD'S SCHOOL BRAY

469 ARTHUR RYAN CIARA BRIERLEY

CO WICKLOW TEACHER DR AEDIN GILSENAN THE EFFECT OF U.V. LIGHT ON COLIFORMS AT SEA 470 CATHY SHORTLE GRAINNE OLIVER

How to apply : Aer Lingus recruits for all positions strictly in response to advertisements in the public press. Please do not send us uninvited applications. These advertisements will appear in the national press at the start of our recruitment programmes. All jobs are open to both women and men. Do not rule yourself out for any job because it was traditionally seen as being done by one sex only. Aer Lingus Employment Section January 1990

LORETO CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WEXFORD

TEACHER MS MARY STOREY TRACE ELEMENTS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON ANIMAL HEALTH THE KING'S HOSPITAL PALMERSTOWN DUBLIN TEACHER: MR PETER O'BOYLE ORGANIC VS CHEMICAL - THE SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS

471 GLENN STRONG GREG GRIFFIN

ST BRIGID'S COLLEGE CALLAN CO KILKENNY

472 HELEN TOBIN ANNETTE RYAN CARMEL WALSH

TEACHER J T COMBER MICRO-WAVES - ARE WE KILLING OURSELVES BY DEGREES

473 KENNETH WHITE CATHAL DURNIN

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE DUNDALK CO LOUTH TEACHER : MRS SILE PRENDERGAST

PLANT TISSUE CULTURE

Aer Lingus wishes to record its gratitude to: Association of Secondary Teachers' Ireland An Bord Glas Barnardo's Child Care Agency Cara The Computer People Computing Workshop, Apple Centre The Confederation of Irish Industry Department of Education Dublin City University European Commission Office, in Ireland EOLAS - The Irish Science & Technology Agency TEAGASC - Agriculture & Food Development Authority Institute of Biology of Ireland Institute of Chemistry/Royal Society of Chemistry Institution of Electrical Engineers Institute of Food Science & Technology of Ireland Institute of Physics, Irish Branch Institution of Engineers of Ireland Insurance Institute of Ireland Irish Astronomical Society Irish Computer Society Irish Geological Association Irish Professors of Botany Irish Science Teachers' Association Ihsh Science Teachers' Taskforce Jurys Hotel, Dublin National Rehabilitation Board PMI Software Ltd Royal Dublin Society Sociology Association of Ireland Teachers' Union of Ireland Westinghouse Electric Corporation

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