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Photo: UL Journalism
Laois student Joe Drennan, who was killed after being hit by a car last year, has been awarded a posthumous degree.
Mr Drennan, who was originally from Camross, was an award-winning fourth year journalism student in University of Limerick and editor-in-chief of the Limerick Voice publication.
On Thursday, August 29 Mr Drennan was posthumously awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Digital Communications from the University. CONTINUE READING BELOW PHOTO
In a tribute to their former student, University Limerick described Mr Drennan as "a talented and award winning young journalism student who is much missed by staff and his classmates."
Today, Joe Drennan was awarded a posthumous BA degree in Journalism and Digital Communication from UL. Joe was a talented and award winning young journalism student who is much missed by staff and his classmates.. pic.twitter.com/5aLZjkHNZX
— UL Journalism (@journalismatUL) August 29, 2024
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