Wikipedia:Introduction (historical)
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Enda Cooney
Enda cooney was born on the 6th of june 1980 in Kilkenny hospital, son of John & Mary Cooney. In his early part of his life he lived in a small village Kilbehenny just a few miles outside Mitchelstown in County Cork Ireland and attended National School at Ballygiblin. In 1991, his parents moved to Youghal County Cork a seaside port town just 35 miles from Cork City. He attended primary school at the christian brothers primary school on south main street in youghal; and later in 1993 entered into the christian brothers secondary school on golf links road. He completed his leaving cert in 1999 with honours from Bruce College Cork Audley house on St. Patricks Hill in Cork City with Honours and went on to study Chemical Engineering at the University College Dublin graduating in 2004. He continued his education in 2005 by doing a postgraduate degree in Safety and Ergonomics at the University of Limerick. Currently in 2007 Enda is researching new techniques and is due to complete his Masters of Technology in Safety and Ergonomics at the University of Limerick in 2008. Moving to Youghal in 1991, developed Enda's fondness for irish music in which he became a member of the Youghal branch of comhaltas ceoltoiri eireann his instrument of choice was the piano accordian. Later he developed his hobby in art through many inspiring teachers from both the christian brothers and bruce college. Enda now works predominantly with Acylics and Pen, he has sold many works and is inspired by his locality the seaside in Youghal, County Cork, Ireland. --Endacooney 14:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)