A device that helps children learn their times-tables, is the winner of the this year's James Dyson Award in Ireland.
The board was developed by 22-year-old TU Dublin graduate Paul Hendrick from Wicklow, who wanted to create a physical resource for older primary school children.
Méadú allows kids to learn up to 12 times tables, on a whiteboard grid with sliders.
The product will now progress to the international stage of the competition and is likely be rolled out across Primary schools in the future.
