CodePlus — Designing an after school computing programme for girls
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Brendan Tangney | Nina Bresnihan | Jake Rowan Byrne | Kevin Sullivan | Katriona O'Sullivan | J. R. Byrne | B. Tangney | Kevin J. Sullivan | K. O’Sullivan | N. Bresnihan
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