St. Mary's School My Millennium wish would be for homeless children to be in a home and not on the streets with dirt in their hair and their clothes in rags. Deneka, 6th class

I wish to go home to Kosova soon. I hope I can live there in peace. Me pelqente te shkoj ne Kosov sepse atje I kam shokt e shoqet dhe familijen. Sahide Bajrami, 6th class

My wish for the Millennium is to win a rip to Disney World Florida. Its my dream holiday. Amy Martin, 6th class

Grange NS I wish that all wars would end. And the rich will give some of their money to the poor for the new Millennium. Andrew Heffernan, 4th class age 10

I wish that men and women would stop abusing their children. Because I think that adults are meant to set a good example. Sarah Fitzpatrick, 5th class age 11

I wish for a group in Ireland that searches planes and boats for drugs and stops boats along the coastline. John O' Donnell, 4th class age 10

Ballyfacey NS I wish for a big computer and tractors for my family and me for the Millennium. Liam Grace, 4th class

My wish is that when I grow up I want to be a Champion dancer like Jean Butler. Kathleen Walsh

My Millennium wish is that people would be kinder to animals and take care of their pets. David Long, 6th class age 11

I wish Glenmore will win the county final, the Leinster final and the club champion next year. Tommy Dolard, 6th class age 12

I wish that there will be no more bad air in the world. And that there will be more trees to suck the carbon dioxide in. Lisa Hartley, 6th class age 12

Star of the Sea NS My e-wish for the Millennium is for a new fun park to open in Tramore. Melissa Brophy, 4th class age 9

My e-wish for the Millennium is for the clouds to rain ice cream and all my dreams to come true. Jessica Clerkin, 4th class age 10

My e-wish is that you should respect animals as yourself. Cloda Delahunty, 4th class age 9

My Millennium e-wish is for the sunshine to light up our lives everyday. Denise Brennan, 4th class age 9

My e-wish is that I will see my little puppy Husky. Marissa Drohan, 1st class

My e-wish is that there will be no more wars and that there will be peace. Jade Corcoran, 1st class

My e-wish is that I will have a good friend. Cara Kennely

A smile is contagious, a groan is ignored, so smile and be happy, share your radiance with all. Sorcha Mullins, 1st year age 13

I wish that somehow I and some others, that I choose, could fly without wings, apparatus, cape, etc. because it has been my dream since I was small. Sorcha Mullins, 1st year age 13

As a New Year enters, let faith and love enter the bodies of those who need it most. Sarah Flynn, 4th year age 16

As we celebrate Christ's birth, let is also celebrate a new beginning for ourselves. A new century where peace and joy will spread to every man, woman and child. Let us live in a world where the next generation can live without fear of hatred. Lord, give us the courage and wisdom to achieve this. Aisling Hayden, 4th year age 16

As we move towards a new Millennium, remember the world is a beautiful place, strive to make things better, always smile and be happy. Caroline Delaney, 6th year age 17 Shoot for the moon, even if you miss you will land among the stars. I hope the worst day of your future is the best day of your past.

I wish for peace in our own country and around the world. For an end to oppression and persecution in countries like East Timor. For an end of cruelty against animals and bloodsports. Nicola Keating, 3rd year age 15

My e-wish for the new Millennium is that the children of Ireland will grow knowing only a peaceful Ireland, not a divided one. Ruth Kennealy, 6th year age 17

As we approach the Millennium the year 2000, we must join together as one as a human race. We should forget our differences whether it may be colour, religion, status, creed, wealth or physical differences and start again as one!!! Danielle Lauri, 6th year age 17

A smile is contagious,a groan is ignored, so smile and be happy, share your radience with all. Susan Gaddney, age 15