Irish Aid sponsors the Science for Development Award at BTYSTE. The prize includes a €5,000 bursary for the winners to travel to an African country (with Gorta Self Help Africa) to test their project. Seán Byrne, Avondale Community College, went on a trip to Zambia sponsored by Irish Aid, where he addressed to students and staff at the University of Zambia School of Agriculture.
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