Katy White and Christoper Carew with Academic Students of the Year awards from Mountrath CS earlier this year, both have achieved maximum 625 points in the Leaving Cert.
16/08/2018
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16/08/2018
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Katy White and Christoper Carew with Academic Students of the Year awards from Mountrath CS earlier this year, both have achieved maximum 625 points in the Leaving Cert.
Exam Helpline 2018 to support more than 60,000 Leaving Certificate students
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17/07/18
Doors forced open at the former St Paul's NS in Portlaoise
St Fergal's College Rathdowney.
Tobar an Léinn national school in Raheen, Laois celebrated the hoisting of their fifth Green Flag recently. Pic Denis Byrne.
St Fergal's College Rathdowney Principal accepts flowers to mark her retirement.
A table quiz tonight in Portlaoise.
Precious Abebe from Laois (centre) with her fellow Brehon Law scholars at Griffith College
DojoCon coordinators Margaret Ahearne and John Leamy with Dr. Patricia Mulcahy, President, IT Carlow and Nigel Whyte, Head of the Faculty of Computing and Networking, IT Carlow. Pic: Pat Moore
Principal Liam O'Neill with some pupils of Gaelscoil Thromaire from Mountrath, Laois
Guess how much it costs to run the Leaving and Junior Cert exams?
Brent Donoghue from Durrow
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Offaly man confronted live on Facebook in child predator 'sting'
Katy White and Christoper Carew with Academic Students of the Year awards from Mountrath CS earlier this year, both have achieved maximum 625 points in the Leaving Cert.
Construction at the new Scoil Phadraig in Portarlington. Photo: Michael Scully
Picture credit: Joe.ie (https://www.sportsjoe.ie/gaa/top-5-videos-camogie-made-ready-real-world-171984)
Keith Leavy (red shirt) and Soap Department Workers enjoying champagne on their last day in 2000.
Met Eireann weather forecast for the week ahead
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Mindless summer vandals hit Laois business twice in two weeks
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