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06 Sept 2025
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Mercy Ballymahon Student of the Year, Eimear Dempsey Picture: Thomas Gallagher
Congratulations to Eimear Dempsey who was named Leaving Cert Student of the Year at Mercy Ballymahon.
This week Mercy Ballymahon celebrated their annual school awards ceremony, where students' achievements from throughout the year were acknowledged.
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The awards recognised students' academic and extra-curricular achievements, creativity, impeccable attendance, and community involvement, as well as acknowledgement of students’ success outside of school events.
Congratulations to all of students on their fantastic achievements, in particular the Leaving Cert Student of the Year Winner Eimear Dempsey.
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Mercy Ballymahon Student of the Year, Eimear Dempsey, pictured with Ms Josephine Donohue, Ms Martha O’Reilly, and Mr Gary Kenny, along with the Student of the Year Nominees Rian O’Boyle, Terri Kemple, Daniel Galvin, Conor Murtagh, and Anna O’Connor Picture: Thomas Gallagher
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