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Peigín Crowley in the dining area of her kitchen/living/dining room. The floating shelves behind are full of artworks by her mother, Karin, who is half-German, half-Welsh. Picture by Tony Gavin. Peigín Crowley in the dining area of her kitchen/living/dining room. The floating shelves behind are full of artworks by her mother, Karin, who is half-German, half-Welsh. Picture by Tony Gavin. Gallery

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The Leaving Cert results are coming out on September 2 and the arguments are starting already: well-meaning parents urging their offspring to do the safer courses — the ones that will arm them with a respectable qualification — while the kids themselves are pushing back somewhat, wanting to follow their dream, even if it seems a bit intangible to the parent.

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