Bill Linnane: Like lots of working parents, I'm panic booking the kids into summer camps to fill their time over the school holidays
Briefly

The article reflects on the author's positive experiences with Irish college, a summer camp that served as their first experience away from home. The author acknowledges a tendency to romanticize the past but emphasizes that Irish college was genuinely enjoyable. The importance of summer camps in providing children with opportunities for independence and social interaction is highlighted, showcasing how such experiences contribute to their overall development and create cherished childhood memories.
"Irish college was, over all, a good experience for me... my first time away from home without my parents, and I thoroughly enjoyed it."
"Even though we reminisce about the past, the fond memories of Irish college remain and highlight how such experiences shape our childhood."
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