Leaving Cert awards at Loreto College
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The student of the year certificate nominees. Back row: Ciara McKinley, Alessia Hassett, Rachel McKenna, Ciara Moore, Lily Hunwick, Ruth Langtry, Frankie Moffatt, Katie O’Connor, Dearbhla Liddy and Caoimhe Donohue. Front row: Aislinn McKeon, Ciara Moore, Clodagh Reilly, Emily Murtagh, Kara Mooney and Ada Isdell.Image 2 of 16
Ger Langtry (parents advisory council), Ms Hannon (deputy principal), Ms Smyth (deputy principal) and Ms Callaghan (principal) with Sinéad Sweeney (winner of the Student of the Year award).Image 3 of 16
The Student Council Award winners: Back row: Swidel D’Souza, Amy Corroon, Katie McNamee, Grace O’Neill, Orla Wallace and Ms O’Kennedy. Front row: Holly Swarbrigg Carroll, Fatima El Mugtaba, Ella Brophy and Sara Assebbane.Image 4 of 16
Ms Malone presented Breakfast Club certs to Ellie O’Sullivan Sexton, Naomi Cotter, Sorana Lacramioara Butulea and Samanta Juskaite.Image 5 of 16
Ms Weafer presented Holly Swarbrigg Carroll with The Shona Project cert.Image 6 of 16
Ellie O’Sullivan Sexton (deputy head girl), Grace O’Neill (head girl) Ms Smyth (deputy principal) and Sara Assebbane (deputy head girl).Image 7 of 16
The 6th year Spirit Award nominees: Alessia Hassett, Grace Reid, Kate Lynch and Naomi Cotter.Image 8 of 16
The Sporting Excellence Award winners. Back row: Abbie Rehill, Ruth Langtry, Kayla Coll, Jodi Ahearn, Frankie Moffatt and Ms Smyth. Front row: Katie Martin, Emily Murtagh, Ellie O’Sullivan Sexton winner) and Eve Byrne.Image 9 of 16
Maureen Reilly and Therese O’Keeffe presented the Deirdre Brennan awards to Sinéad Sweeney (winner) and Frankie Moffatt (runner up).Image 10 of 16
The Sr Teresita Award nominees: Lilly Farrell, Benedict Lolengola, Eimear Mockler and Holly Bennett.Image 11 of 16
Sr Therese presented the Sr Teresita Award to Grace Reid.Image 12 of 16
The Rene Lysaght Award nominees: Sinead Sweeney, Alessia Hassett, Ellie O’Sullivan Sexton, Swidel D’Souza and Sara Assebbane.Image 13 of 16
Left: Sr Maria Barry presented the Rene Lysaght Leadership Award to Grace O’Neill.Image 14 of 16
The nominees for the Joy Award: Sara Assebbane, Anna Coloe, Naomi Cotter and Amy Foley.Image 15 of 16
Above: Ms Murphy and Sr Anna presented the Joy Award to Katie Purdue.Image 16 of 16
The Student of the Year medal nominees. Back row: Sara Assebbane, Laura Kearns, Aoife Gildea, Kayleigh Nolan, Lucy Donnelly and Ellie O’Sullivan Sexton. Front row: Katie Hogan, Grace O’Neill, Niamh McKenna, Mary Omaduvie and Alison Flynn."Saying goodbye is never easy, and that was true of our Leaving Certificate class of 2024," said Olivia Callaghan, principal, Loreto College, Mullingar.
"These young women have grown and flourished during their years in Loreto Mullingar, and we had many gifts and attributes to celebrate at our final awards ceremony with them.
"The atmosphere of sisterhood, warm applause, and congratulations shown by the year group to every nominee and award recipient made the occasion all the more memorable. "The awards recognised all the qualities that we hold dear in our school – generosity of spirit, joy, extra-curricular talents, the pursuit of excellence and leadership."
The management and staff of Loreto College, Mullingar extended their warmest well wishes to the Leaving Certificate class of 2024. They said: "We trust that you are all now ready to face the next challenges of the Leaving Certificate, further study and ventures, and the working world. Regardless of the path you choose, we wish you all a lifetime of health, success, and happiness in meeting your true potential as the inspirational young people we now say a fond farewell to.
"We wish all of our sixth year students the best of luck over the next few weeks as they sit their Leaving Certificate examinations and move on to pastures new.
"Your Loreto College family here in Mullingar will always be here for you and are immensely proud of you."