Report shows drawing and paintings of Saint Brigid and Saint Brigid's cross.
Pupils at Saint Wolstan's secondary school, Celbridge, making crosses for the Action From Ireland (Afri) peace campaign.
Interview with Patricia O’Brien on how the students take part in the project.
Interview with Emma Jane Clarke on the corss as a symbol of a sign o peace and a traditional handcraft.
Interview with Iris Walshe, on what the students are learning from taking part in the campaign.
Girls from the school with the biggest Saint Brigid’s cross ever.
Pupils working on giant rug, designed by Youghal Carpets, and people are to sponsor the stitches.
Interview with Annette Kavanagh, catechist at Saint Wolstan's on how the project means the staff and pupils work together. It is also a good exercise in business studies and cultural activities.
The reporter is Kieron Wood.
