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There was pride across Laois on Friday afternoon as over 1,024 students receive their much anticipated Leaving Cert results.
See photos from St. Mary’s CBS in Portlaoise, where students received phenomenal results.
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The school was bursting with pride, with fantastic results across the board.
St. Mary’s CBS in Portlaoise have taken to social media to congratulate their 130 students in receipt of results.
Smiles and excitement filled the school as the hard work of the Class of 2025 was rewarded.
"We are especially proud of Cathal Ging, who achieved an outstanding 625 points," the school shared.
"Many more students earned over 500 points, with a large number also achieving strong results in the high 400s – a testament to their dedication and resilience," they said.
"The ambitions of this talented group are as diverse as they are inspiring. Among the future pathways chosen are medicine, law, teaching, marine biology, engineering, computer science, business, construction management, tailoring, carpentry, and mechanics," the school praised.
"This was a gifted and hardworking year group, and we could not be prouder of their achievements. They are a credit to their families, their teachers, and to our school community.
"While they will be greatly missed in our corridors, we look forward with excitement to seeing all that they will accomplish in the years ahead," St Mary's CBS finished.
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