We shared some Irish dancing and we got to learn some Estonian dances.
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Student Volunteer Coordinator
Hi all, this is Lorraine, SVC, at NUI Galway's Annual Volunteer Fair. Post your comments on our blog and check in for the latest news on our volunteering experience.
NUI Galway Students prepare to volunteer in Estonia
In preparation for a volunteering trip to Estonia, members of the NUI Galway team posed for a picture at the statue of Oscar Wilde and Estonian writer Eduard Wilde on William Street in Galway city. In the back row from left are: Lorraine Tansey, Volunteer Co-ordinator for NUI Galway’s ALIVE programme, Aoife Kernan, Kevinsfort, Co. Sligo; Jennifer Jones, Cross Douglas Road, Co. Cork; and Ann Browne, Lifford, Co. Donegal. In front, from left, are Marie Conlon, Ballinode, Co. Sligo and Mairéad Keane, Rathdowney, Co. Laois.
Volunteers ready to roll up their sleeves
Pictured at the statue of Estonian writer Eduard Wilde on William Street in Galway City is NUI Galway student Ann Browne from Lifford, Co. Donegal and Marie Conlon, Ballinode, Co. Sligo. The students are preparing to travel to Estonia as part of a team of student volunteers to work with a rural development project.
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Hehe found this blog accitentaly just now, seven years later. It's a sweet reminder :) Hopefully you all are doing good. The bus station is still there ;) xxx
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