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FIRST LEGO League Challenge Ireland

An Ireland-based robotics and STEM competition where teams design and program a LEGO robot, complete missions and develop an innovation project around a real-world theme. Open to students aged 11–16 in teams with an adult coach. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from robot design, programming, engineering strategy, teamwork and project presentation.

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OVERALL COMPETITION LEVEL

Advanced Level

2 evaluation dimensions have source-backed automatic scores; 0 dimensions need conflict review.

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Competition overview

Key information

Eligible ages

9–16

School level

Upper primary and lower secondary teams in Ireland

Registration method

School or Individual

Competition stages

Team registration, innovation project, robot design/programming, regional/national events where available

Fee

Not yet announced by the organiser

Online / in-person

Hybrid

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Dates

Competition timeline

Registration opens

Not yet announced by the organiser

Registration closes

Not yet announced by the organiser

Competition starts

Not yet announced by the organiser

Competition ends

Not yet announced by the organiser

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Editorial perspective

Our Take

FLL Ireland page includes registration and funding-support routes; annual local event dates should be checked with the Irish organiser.

Source information

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