15/01/2019. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford city at an art exhibition “the good, the bad and the ugly” that discusses plastics. Recycle, reuse, reduce, replace – WIT and Waterford schoolgirls to exhibit exceptional art installation with thought-provoking components made from household plastics, pictured are Anna, Ella, Jessica and Ellie 6th class pupils of Presentation School, Waterford City with Sheila Donegan from Calmast, WIT and artist Rachel Smith with plastic bags representing fish in the sea. Coordinated by Calmast, Waterford Institute of Technology’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) outreach centre, with support from Creative Ireland (Waterford), girls from Presentation Primary and Presentation Secondary Schools created an exceptional art exhibition that discusses plastics. Picture: Patrick Browne

15/01/2019. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford city at an art exhibition “the good, the bad and the ugly” that discusses plastics. Recycle, reuse, reduce, replace – WIT and Waterford schoolgirls to exhibit exceptional art installation with thought-provoking components made from household plastics, pictured are Faye, Ellie, Leah, 6th class pupils of Presentation School, Waterford City with messages in a bottle. Coordinated by Calmast, Waterford Institute of Technology’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) outreach centre, with support from Creative Ireland (Waterford), girls from Presentation Primary and Presentation Secondary Schools created an exceptional art exhibition that discusses plastics. Picture: Patrick Browne

15/01/2019. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford city at an art exhibition “the good, the bad and the ugly” that discusses plastics. Recycle, reuse, reduce, replace – WIT and Waterford schoolgirls to exhibit exceptional art installation with thought-provoking components made from household plastics, pictured are Faye, Ellie, Leah, 6th class pupils of Presentation School, Waterford City with Sheila Donegan from Calmast, WIT with messages in a bottle. Coordinated by Calmast, Waterford Institute of Technology’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) outreach centre, with support from Creative Ireland (Waterford), girls from Presentation Primary and Presentation Secondary Schools created an exceptional art exhibition that discusses plastics. Picture: Patrick Browne