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Tipperary’s Devlin Grogan Ryan has been awarded three awards by Mary Immaculate College.
The Thurles native has been awarded the College Gold Medal, the Saint Bonaventure Prize, and a Certificate of Excellence in Theology and Religious Studies.
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The College Gold Medal is being awarded to Devlin owing to his placement as joint-first place in the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts.
The medal entitles Devlin to a €3,000 reduction in fees for any postgraduate studies he may undertake, up to two years.
The Saint Bonaventure Trust Prize is being awarded to Devlin as he was the first placed graduate in the subject of Theology and Religious Studies.
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The Certificate of Excellence in Theology and Religious Studies is being awarded to Devlin as he was the first placed graduate in Theology and Religious Studies.
Devlin was presented with his awards following the conferring of degrees and diplomas at the MIC conferring ceremony on Thursday, October 23.
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