Kate Nolan Gould from Carlow has been playing the fiddle since she was three years old! Beginning with classical music, she now plays trad. Kate really enjoys playing at lively sessions with young and old alike. Recently she has developed her skills further by joining 'Reelóg', Music Generation Carlow's junior trad ensemble.

Colman Frank is 15 years old and he loves drawing. He move to Ireland just one year ago. Since then, he has further developed his art, documenting his thoughts, dreams and experiences in imaginative pencil sketches.

Abbie Condon from Limerick became captivated by aerial dancing when she saw acrobats swinging from high ropes at the circus. Schoolwork and worries of the world are left on the ground while Abbie is wrapped in those colourful silks, flying through the air!

17 year old Leone Wright from Co. Kerry has been creating stories since she was a little girl. For Leone, stories are not just something to entertain people, they are a powerful way to give young people a voice. Leone now writes scripts and films that young people can relate to.

The Lawlors from Roscommon are a true musical family. Liam (10), Lily, (12), Éabha (15), Matthew (16), and their parents Maura & Conor love to sing and play jazz and orchestral music together. From the clarinet practise to saxophone tuning, there’s rarely a moment without music in the Lawlor household!

Ruby Ní Dhubhshlaine from Galway City is 16. She is passionate about Dungeons & Dragons. For Ruby, it is more than just a game – it’s a chance to go on an exciting adventure across mysterious lands, partaking in dangerous battles, all from the comfort of her own home!

Milo Durnin from Wicklow has been writing and drawing comics since he was six years old. Now, at nine, he has even made a comic for everyone in his class at school! For Milo, comic writing is a journey of the imagination, where characters come to life in thrilling adventure stories.

Molly O’Brien and Lucy Warmington have been friends at Cloughjordan Circus Club since they were 9 years old! Rising through the ranks of plate spinning, juggling, hula hooping and uni-cycling, together they have now developed a special talent - the tremendous, daring art of pairs acrobatics!

Neála Merrigan loves to dance! She’s been swaying and toe-tapping since she was a tiny tot. Now at 13 years old, things have stepped up a notch- she has joined Limerick Youth Dance Company. For Neála, dance is something we can all enjoy - she believes we shouldn’t hold back on the urge to move to that beat!

A celebration of creativity in young people - from music to writing, to visual art and acrobatics. Made by Grey Heron Media for RTÉjr Radio to celebrate Cruinniu na nOg, Ireland's national day of free creativity for children and young people.