Junior Cycle
CSPE notes and Citizenship Action Record help
CSPE revision for Junior Cycle: the three strands, how the Citizenship Action Record works, action ideas and free guides on Irish democracy.
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Leaving Cert Politics and Society notes & guides
Leaving Cert Politics and Society: the four strands, how the exam and citizenship project are weighted, free guides and ways to use the Dáil record.
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