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SOUTH Tipperary, is abuzz with pride as one local resident has gone above and beyond, graduating with an honours degree from one of Ireland's top universities.
Diarmuid Keating, from Newcastle, Clonmel, recently graduated with honors from University College Cork. The ceremony, held on Thursday, November 2, marked a significant milestone in Keating's academic journey, as he was conferred with an Honors Degree in Business Information Systems (BIS).
Friends, family, and well-wishers gathered to celebrate this momentous occasion, applauding Diarmuid for his dedication and hard work throughout his academic pursuit.
The BIS program at University College Cork is known for its rigorous curriculum, preparing students for careers in the ever-evolving field of information systems and business technology.
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