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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Rockwell College student Shane Neville.
There was great excitement among the student cohort at Rockwllell College as they waited in anticipation and some trepidation for their Junior Cert results.
When issuing the results, Principal, Audrey O’Byrne stated that all those students who had worked hard got their just rewards and she also reminded them to remain grounded and to use these as a building block for the Leaving Certificate.
She was particularly pleased with the exceptionally high number of A grades in Business, Maths, Geography, History, Science and the languages. Several students achieved A’s across a range of subjects with one in particular, Shane Nevillle, achieving 10 A’s, whilst a number of others received 9, 8,and 7 A's.
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