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Sigita Jeneviciene (Urbonaite) born in Lithuania.Got married in June 2004. In 2006 emigrated to South Ireland.
EDUCATION: Graduated from Kaunas Eiguliu secondary school,studied in Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania (1993-1998).
ACTIVITY IN LITHUANIA: Worked as a journalist (1996-1997) for monthly university's newspaper 'Universitas Vytauti Magni', wrote many school related articles for Kaunas (second largest Lithuanian city) daily newspaper 'Kauno diena', was editing childrens' monthly newspaper 'Tukas'. In 1997 Sigita Jeneviciene(Urbonaite) translated John Gray's book 'Mars and Venus Together Forever'(publishing company 'Sviesa') from English to Lithuanian which was very popular in Lithuania at the time and still is. In 2010 another publishing company 'Alma Littera' published 'Mars and Venus Together Forever' once again in lithuanian. In 2000 Sigita Jeneviciene( Urbonaite then) translated a part of Duncan Pippa's book 'A Parent's Guide to Complementary Healthcare for Children' (Boxtree, 1997) which was published by 'Sviesa'.
ACTIVITY IN REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 2009 joined Celbridge Camera Club.
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