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Students from St Kieran's College received their Leaving Certificate results this morning as young people all over Kilkenny reached the end of their long secondary school journey.
Principal Adrian Finan gave a warm congratulations to all students saying: "We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them, not only for their outstanding results but also for the dedication, resilience and determination they have shown throughout their time with us."
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"We are particularly pleased with the depth and quality of their results, which are a testament to the hard work and commitment of their teachers and the dedication and support of their families. These results mark another milestone in the long, proud history of our school which continues to grow from strength to strength," he added.
"As our students now look ahead to the next exciting chapter of their lives, we wish them all the very best for the future, confident that they will go on to accomplish great things. We look forward with great anticipation to watching their progress and celebrating the many more successes we trust that they will achieve."
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