Talented Tipperary students were presented with awards at the sixth annual MIC College Awards Ceremony in the Lime Tree Theatre on Tuesday, 26 November. Almost 150 students, graduates and alumni from MIC were recognised on the night for their academic and other notable achievements. Take a look at some of the photos captured by Don Moloney of the outstanding Tipperary students who were recognised at the ceremony. Niamh Cummins from Knockanrawley, Co. Tipperary was also recognised on the night, receiving an Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship to the Bachelor of Arts programme at MIC. The scholarship, valued at €2,000, was awarded on the basis of high-level CAO points obtained in the Leaving Cert.placeholder image
Talented Tipperary students were presented with awards at the sixth annual MIC College Awards Ceremony in the Lime Tree Theatre on Tuesday, 26 November. Almost 150 students, graduates and alumni from MIC were recognised on the night for their academic and other notable achievements. Take a look at some of the photos captured by Don Moloney of the outstanding Tipperary students who were recognised at the ceremony. Niamh Cummins from Knockanrawley, Co. Tipperary was also recognised on the night, receiving an Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship to the Bachelor of Arts programme at MIC. The scholarship, valued at €2,000, was awarded on the basis of high-level CAO points obtained in the Leaving Cert.

PICTURES: Tipperary star students awarded at Mary Immaculate College Awards ceremony

Sandra Malone
By Sandra Malone

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Published 2nd Dec 2024, 15:23 BST

Just under €500,000 in scholarships and bursaries were presented to students at the annual MIC awards ceremony.

Chloe Witherow from Thurles was awarded the first place Saint Bonaventure Trust Prize. The prize rewards academic excellence in Theology and Religious Studies to First Year students on the Bachelor of Arts programme, which Chloe is currently studying.

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Chloe Witherow from Thurles was awarded the first place Saint Bonaventure Trust Prize. The prize rewards academic excellence in Theology and Religious Studies to First Year students on the Bachelor of Arts programme, which Chloe is currently studying.

Emma D’Arcy from Borrisokane, Co Tipperary received an MIC GAA Bursary Award worth €750 in recognition of her sporting achievements. Emma is a third year student at MIC studying to become a primary school teacher.

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Emma D’Arcy from Borrisokane, Co Tipperary received an MIC GAA Bursary Award worth €750 in recognition of her sporting achievements. Emma is a third year student at MIC studying to become a primary school teacher.

Emma D’Arcy from Borrisokane, County Tipperary.

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Emma D’Arcy from Borrisokane, County Tipperary.

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