Killarney

<p>By Michelle Crean</p>
<h3>It will be a highly educational trip for Killarney girls as they head to Brussels to learn how European politics works.</h3>
<p>Transition Year students Aoileann Ni Dhubh&aacute;in, Aoibh&iacute;n Kelly, Clodagh O&#8217;Connor and Sorcha Blackwell from St Brigid&#8217;s Presentation have been selected to travel as part of a funded trip courtesy of Se&aacute;n Kelly MEP.</p>
<p> The girls will join a group of students from five schools across Kerry and Cork between October 23 to 25 to learn about the work of MEPs and the EU institutions more generally.</p>
<p> The trip will include a visit to the European Parliament and the Hemicycle gallery. The students will also have an opportunity to present their ideas on &#8216;How will the EU adapt to the effects of climate change&#8217; and engage in a Q&#038;A session with Se&aacute;n Kelly MEP at the Parlamentarium.</p>


European politics part of students' educational trip

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