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06 Sept 2025
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Eoin Tarpey
Congratulations to first-year student Eoin Tarpey, who under the mentoring of his Business teacher Ms Elaine Molumby, has qualified for the SEP (Student Enterprise Programme) My Entrepreneurial Journey Competition 23/24.
This competition is based on a student imagining his/her life as an entrepreneur at a future stage in their life and tell their story of how they became an entrepreneur, highlighting what they learned along the way and the realities of setting up and running a business.
A number of stages were undertaken to enter the competition that involved writing an account of their entrepreneurial life story, designing an A3 poster, Interviewing a local entrepreneur in the community and completing a reflection.
We wish Eoin all the best as he represents Coláiste Mhuire in the upcoming National Final to be held on May 9 at the Mullingar Park Hotel.
Go néirí go geal leat, Eoin!
Contributed to School Days in the Tipperary Star by Coláiste Mhuire.
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