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The final three Ursaline Secondary School students to finish their 2025 Leaving Cert exams
Remarkably, three 6th year students from the Ursuline Secondary School in Thurles are only now celebrating the end of their State exams, almost three weeks to the day that Leaving Cert students across the country sat to take English Paper #1.
Japanese, Politics & Society, Arabic, Religious Education, and Applied Mathematics were the final set of papers handed out today (Tuesday June 24), meaning the girls pictured above sat one or more of these subjects.
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"While most of our 6th Years have already begun their summer holidays, the last 3 students are sitting their final Leaving Cert exam today!
"The hard work is finally done, now it’s time to rest, celebrate, and enjoy every moment of this well-deserved break.
"Wishing all our incredible students a fantastic summer ahead! You’ve earned it," the school posted online.
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