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03 Oct 2025

Tipperary students honoured with prestigious university awards

Rockwell College alumni honoured with prestigious Trinity award

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Rockwell College is celebrating the recent achievements of alumni David Marshall and Cathal O'Donnell, who were awarded the Trinity Entrance Exhibition Award on 23 January. This prestigious recognition highlights academic excellence and places the recipients among an esteemed group of individuals who have gone on to make significant contributions to Ireland's economic, cultural, and political life—and beyond.

The Trinity Entrance Exhibition Awards have a long-standing tradition at Trinity College Dublin, with exceptional students being honoured at a special reception hosted by the Provost. As part of this distinguished tradition, David (a boarding student) and Cathal (a day pupil) were presented with a €150 book token and a certificate, recognising their outstanding academic achievements.

Principal Audrey O’Byrne commented, “We couldn’t be prouder of David and Cathal. Their consistent effort and commitment during their years at Rockwell College have paid off, and it’s fantastic to see them achieving such success. We are confident they will continue to excel in their studies and make their mark in their chosen fields.”

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At Rockwell College, we are committed to nurturing young minds and providing students with the skills and confidence needed to succeed. Achievements like these are a testament to the school’s dedication to preparing students for a bright future, built on a strong foundation of academic excellence, character development, and opportunity.

David and Cathal now join a proud tradition of Rockwell alumni who are shaping the future and making their communities proud. Congratulations to both on this well-deserved recognition!

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