SIX Donegal students have been awarded an All Ireland Scholarship which will cover the full duration of their undergraduate studies.
Jamie Doherty, Noah Johnston, Sarya Hasan Amin, Dualtach Mac Ruartaigh, Aideen Thomas and Taidhg Trocmé were honoured at the All Ireland Scholarships Awards Ceremony on April 4 in University Concert Hall, University of Limerick.
In attendance at the ceremony was All Ireland Scholarships Sponsor, JP McManus, Guest of Honour and Double Olympic Champion, Kellie Harrington, Deputy Willie O’Dea TD, and Head of the Skills and Education Group for the Department for the Economy NI, Louise Watson, as well as the family, friends and school representatives of the scholarship recipients.
Commenting at the awards ceremony, All Ireland Scholarships Sponsor JP McManus said: “I am delighted to be here today to celebrate the outstanding academic achievements of the 2025 All Ireland Scholarship winners from across the island of Ireland. To date, 2,051 students have received an All Ireland Scholarship and 1,437 of those students have since graduated from university. Today is a very special occasion for the scholarship winners, their families, and teachers. We wish them every success as they continue their studies at university and look forward to seeing what they accomplish in the years to come.”
Commenting on the event, Guest of Honour and Double Olympic Champion, Kellie Harrington said; “I’m delighted to be here today as the Guest of Honour for the All Ireland Scholarship Awards in the University of Limerick. It is a very special occasion for the 2025 winners, their families, and school principals, and they should be very proud of themselves and their accomplishments.”
Saint Eunan’s College student Sarya Hasan Amin with Principal Damien Mc Croary at the ceremony.
Aideen Thomas from Donegal Abbey Vocational School with Principal Alan Thompson.
Coláiste Ailigh student Dualtach Mac Ruartaigh collects his scholarship alongside Principal Seán Mac Suibhne.