Me féin agus mo chlann, le Sarah Is mise Sarah agus tá mé i mó chónaí i nDriochead Átha. Tá mé aon bhlian deag d'aois. Rugadh mé in Eirinn. Tá dáth donn ar mo chuid gruaige agus tá dáth glas agus donn ar mó shúile. Tá mé i rang 5 sa scoil Cros Bán. Tá cúigear i mó chlann. Sharon is ainm do mo mháthair agus Darren is ainm do mó m'athair. Níl aon deirfiúracha agam. Tá beirt dearthaireacha agam, Sam agus Luke is ainm dóibh. Is mise an duine is sine.

Book Review by Jack The name of this book is "The Dahlmanic". The illustrations were done by Quentin Blake. Some other books by Roald Dahl are Matilda, The Twits and the B.F.G. The book is about Roald Dahls life and letters from and to his mam. There are fun facts, jokes, stuff about his books and other funny stuff. I would recommend this book for people who like any of Roald Dahls books.

Lost Lives At War, By Robyn Where are all the brothers, fathers and sons. Overseas fighting with tanks, bombs and guns. Roaming around, no friends in this place. Loved ones trying hard to remember their face. Dead bodies scattered lost innocent lives.  Who are these people, sisters, mothers and wives. Another bomb, another life, when will this end. Remembering all our lost family and friends.

Book Review, by John Book: "Pig Heart Boy" by Malorie Blackman. Other books by Malorie Blackman: Thief and Hacker.  Cameron Kelsey, aged thirteen has a heart condition and really needs a heart transplant but there aren't any human donors. Doctor Bruce offers him a heart, but it isn’t one from a human but one from a pig! Will he or will he not accept? I strongly recommend this book for ages 10 and up.

Tom's useless things, by Tom A runner that can't run A soldier without a gun A barber without a razer A groom without a blazer A dog without lead                                   Get shot and don't bleed A computer without a mouse A richman without a house

Ciaran's useless things A football without a foot to kick it A match mag without words A homework diary  without homework in it A playstation without a disc,   A clock wihout a battery A shelf without things on it A poster without anything on it A coat without a zip.

Book Review, by Melanie The name of the book is Martin Luther King. The book is by Gary Jeffrey. The illustrations are by Chis Forsey. It's about a boy called Martin Luther King. There are laws and he doen't like them, so he tries to make it right. The question is does he make them right? I think this book is very intersting. I'd recommend this book for girls and boys from ages 10 to 12.

Mo Scoil, le Natasha Cros Bán is anim don scoil. Tá Cros Bán i mBaile Iúiliáin. Tagaim ar scoil sa charr. Tá mo scoil mór. Tá mé i Rang 5. Tá dhá Rang cúig sa scoil seo. Is é Máister de Burca an príomhoide. Is í Ms. Ránaill an múinteoir. Déanaim matamaitic, Béarla agus a lán abhair eile. Is aoibhinn liom Corpoideachas, Ealaín, Stair agus is fuath liom drámaíocht agus tíreolaíocht. Déanaimid ealaín gach Aoine, dé gnáth. Tá 21 páistí i mo rang agus timpeall 320 páistí sa scoil. Ba mhaith liom mo scoil.

Useless Things, by Conor A horse without a tail. A shell without a snail. A tree without a leaf. A river without a reef.  A book without a page. A boy without his age. A car without a wheel. A restaurant without a meal.

Béile Blasta, le Serena Breithlá Daidí a bhí ann. Chuaigh an teaghlach go léir go bialann Shíneach. Bhí slua mór istigh sa bialann. Bhí board saor ag bun an bialann agus shuíomar síos ansin. Tháinig an freastalaí chugainn leis an mbiachlár. Bhí rogha mór ar an mbiachlár. Bhí fonn oramsa sicín agus núdail a fháil. Bhí lacha le rís fhriochta ag taisteal ó mo Dhaidí. Sicín agus cnónna caisiú le rís a theastaigh ó mo Mhamaí. Bhí fonn ar mo dheirfúr cloocheáin agus rís bhruite a fháil. Ghlac an freastalí leis an ordú agus nuair a tháinig sí ar ais leis na plátaí bhí siad lán go barr le bia álainn. Bhí an-ocras orainn agus d'itheamar é ar fad. Bhíomar lán go béal ansin. Ní féidir linn a thuilleadh a ithe. Chuir Daidí fios ar an mbille. Thug sé an t-airgead don freastalaí agus dúirt sé linn "Sé sin an béile is blasta a bhí agam riamh." Bhí áthas an domhain orainn go léir.

USELESS THINGS, by Vivienne A car without keys A mouse without cheese A bike without a wheel A mouse without a squeel.   A house without a door A ground without a floor A pen without ink A kitchen without a sink.

An Ríomhaire, le Ronan Bhí na paistí i seomra na riomhairí. Ní raibh clódóir DJ ag obair. Thosaigh deatach ag teacht amach as. Tháinig an múinteor. Bhí an deatach chomh dubh le gual. Thosaigh tine sa clódóir. Rith na paistí amach agus chuir an priomhoide fios ar an mbriogoid doithán. Tháinig siad agus chuir siad uisce ar an tine.

The War! The War!, by Eilíse How many people were killed. God bless those men, But the army tank had to be filled. They did it for their country! They did it for their family! But little did they know that the shillings were for the killings. So there they stood man by man,soul by soul. Some people died but it gave peace to the world.

USELESS THINGS, by Kate A tree without leaves A  t-shirt without sleaves A book without words Feathers without any birds Trees without roots A house without a roof Pencil without its lead A pillow without a bed

Useless Things, by Ella A pen without ink A tap without a sink A guitar without strings A bride without a ring   A bird without a beak A spy that can't peak A brush with no hair A sock with no pair

Daniel O'Connell, by Savasia  1.Daniel o'connell was born in co.Kerry, on the 6 of August  1775. 2.He was know as an Irish Liberator. 3.He is remembered for his non-violent form of Irish Nationalism. 4.O'Connell became a barster on the 19 of May. 5.There is a statue of him in Australia. 6.Daniel got married to Mary. 7.Mary and O'Connell both had four sons and daughters. 8.All of their sons were in parliament. 9.Sackville st. was the name of the street before it was named O'Connell st after Daniel.