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Dundalk’s entrepreneurs of the future were on display at Marshes Shopping Centre for the 2023 Annual Student Enterprise Fair. The event was organised by an events management team comprising Transition Year students from Dundalk Grammar School. It also attracted entries of student enterprises from St Louis Secondary School and Bush Post Primary School.
In all, 14 projects entered the competition, creating a great sense of excitement at Marshes. Marshes manager Sean Farrell said the centre is always delighted to host the annual gathering of young Dundalk entrepreneurs. “The event is a great opportunity for businesspeople of the future to put their talents on show,” he said. “This year’s entries were all of a particularly high standard and I pay tribute to all the students and teachers involved.”
For further information on Marshes events, please see the Marshes Shopping Centre Facebook page.
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