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<h2>Watch the Dramatic Cliff-top Proposal Where The Ring is Delivered by Drone</h2>
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<p>Last week Maria Gilvanda joined her boyfriend, Blue Cassidy, for a picnic on a cliff-top in West Cork, under the impression that they were being filmed for a promotional video on Cork staycations.&nbsp;</p>
<p>To her surprise, however, the drone operated by Niall Duffy of West Cork Photos delivered a ring to Blue who went down on one knee and proposed. Maria said 'yes' and the couple are now planning their wedding.</p>
<h2>&nbsp;Meath School Pilots 'Community Dog' Scheme</h2>
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<p>A community school in Dunboyne, Co. Meath are one of two schools in the country to pilot a 'Community Dog' scheme from the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The scheme has seen Travis, a 3-year-old black Lab retriever, join the school community as a support to students,  especially to those with autism. Looked after by Maths and Geography teacher, Mr McCarrick, Tarvis is reported to have had a significant impact on the well-being of students and staff alike, bringing smiles and a 'calming presence' to those who cross paths with him in corridors or classrooms.&nbsp;</p>
<h2>Historical Tomb Discovered on Farm in Dingle</h2>
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<p>Last week, a farmer in the Dingle Peninsula discovered an ancient tomb while carrying out improvement works on his land.&nbsp;</p>
<p>A digger unearthed an untouched, slab-lined chamber when a large stone slab was lifted up. The 'tomb' is said to be very well preserved; an adjoining chamber held ancient human remains and an oval-shaped, smooth rock was also discovered. Archaeologists believe that it dates back to the Bronze Age (2000BC-500BC) or even earlier due to the unfamiliarity of some of its 'rare' features.</p>
<p>Experts from the National Monuments Service are currently studying the site to learn more about its history.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Sources: RTE News</p>


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