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This year the winter solstice (shortest day of the year) is Dec. 21st with only 7.5 hours of daylight in Dublin. For thousands of years this has been a key day in the calendar. From now on the days get longer although it will still be just as dark in the mornings well into January as the evenings start getting longer first. As you know in the Arctic Circle, near the North Pole, there is total darkness at this time of the year for several weeks while the opposite happens in mid-Summer. In Ireland the situation is not that extreme, but in the space of four months we go from around 8 hours of daylight in early January to over 15 hours just four months later, in early May. Click on the diagram for more information.

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Newgrange
Science Week
New Sci-Fi Aeroplanes
New uses for drones.
A Year on the Dodder
Life of an urban fox
The ghost town in the USA that has been burning for 50 years
The Amazing Life of Trees(read the text and look at the slideshow)

Our first run of the season in magnificent weather in the beautiful Santry Demense Park. The Joeys boys aquitted themselves well with Gareth coming home ahead of 250 boys from dozens of schools(including some Belfast schools)in the fifth class race. We also picked up third place in the team event. There are several more events to come through the winter and every boy from 3rd to 6th will get a chance to run for the school so get fit!
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Our Cumann na mBunscol school football season is getting under way and we have entered two junior teams and two senior teams. They will be in action every week until Halloween with training on Mondays and matches on Tuesdays or Thursdays.

We are also continuing a long tradition in St. Joseph´s by running a 3rd and 4th class football league in the first term. It started this week and will continue for the next four Wednesdays(VEC Grounds 1430 to 1545), weather permitting. Some Dublin football superstars (Eoghan O´Gara and Denis Bastick) played their first football matches in this league many years ago. Thanks to Mr. Concannon for organising the league, the other teachers who helped supervise and the 6th class boys who are refereeing. Click below to see more photos.
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Well done to the pupils and past-pupils who played at half-time in the Dublin-Donegal match yesterday.

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