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26 Jan 2026

22 Louth Students receive 'prestigious' Trinity College entrance awards

The awards went to students who achieved the highest points among Trinity entrants from their secondary school

22 Louth Students receive 'prestigious' Trinity College entrance awards

Trinity College Provost Linda Doyle at the event

22 Louth Students have received the 'prestigious' entrance awards Trinity College Dublin in recognition for outstanding performances in the Leaving Certificate. 

The awards go to students who achieved the highest points among Trinity entrants from their secondary school. Recipients had to achieve a minimum of 500 CAO points. 

The Louth students are:

Luke Walsh Christian Brothers Louth
Piotr Gora St. Mary`s Diocesan School Louth
Eabha-Kate O'Brien Our Ladys College Louth
Aisling Scott Sacred Heart School Louth
Aoife McCann Sacred Heart School Louth
Jake Wilson Drogheda Grammar School Louth
Oisín O'Rourke Curran Coláiste Rís Louth
Alex McArdle St. Marys College Louth
Mykola Matsiuk De La Salle Secondary School Louth
Klara Mary Bee Flanagan Meán Scoil Naomh Uinseann Louth
Eva Cotter Dún Lughaidh Clochar Lughaidh Louth
George Bellew Dundalk Grammar School Louth
Sophie Janssen Dundalk Grammar School Louth
Carica Anemona Lazeta Drogheda ETSS Louth
Sean Thornton Vocational School Louth
Weihao Wang St. Oliver's Community College Louth
Cillian Welsh St. Olivers Community College Louth
Maja Rewkowska Ballinode College Louth
Makhdoom Haider Ali Rashad Coláiste Chú Chulainn Louth
Oran Carrie Community School Louth
Sarayu Annavarapu Ballymakenny College Louth
Eimear Halpin Ballymakenny College Louth

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Trinity Provost Dr Linda Doyle congratulated all the awardees: “It is our great privilege to welcome these wonderful students to Trinity College Dublin. They deserve enormous credit for the hard work and commitment that have brought them to this point. I have every confidence that they will thrive in Trinity’s incredible academic environment and enjoy the creativity and fun of our 150 sports clubs and societies. 

“I also want to congratulate all those who have supported these students on their journeys. In addition to their parents and guardians, I want to acknowledge the dedication of school principals, teachers and wider school staff - both primary and secondary - who play such a vital role in bringing out the best in students during their formative years.” 

Former recipients include former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. Each awardee received a certificate and a €150 book token. 

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