LMFM By Caitriona Rooney Amy Bellew, Aoibheann NiFhearaigh, Osarugue Loveth Edomwande, Abby Rice, Sophie Begley and Lois O Hare received first place for their project titled “Imperial Economics - The Winds of Change”. A group of fifth-year students from Our Lady s College, Greenhills, Drogheda have been named as the overall winners of the PDST Young Economist of the Year award 2021.
Amy Bellew, Aoibheann NiFhearaigh, Osarugue Loveth Edomwande, Abby Rice, Sophie Begley and Lois O Hare received first place for their project titled “Imperial Economics - The Winds of Change”. The project was selected out of 1000 entries from over 200 schools nationwide. The online award ceremony was attended by Michael McGrath T.D., Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, and Sharon Donnery, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank.
Breaking new ground
The story of St Mary s Magherafelt s All-Ireland junior success
Simone Forbes in action during St Mary s All-Ireland Semi-Final win over St Patrick s Cork.
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Taking on the southern teams was always a significant obstacle for Ulster camogie teams, but St Mary s Magherafelt s 1996 junior team were different. Twenty-five years after being the first Ulster side to win an All-Ireland junior title, Martina Devlin (née McGuckin) looks back on the joy of making history. Michael McMullan writes.
Fantastic. It wasn t just Martina Devlin s choice of word, but it was more how she said it. With an enthusiastic tone that jumped across a conversation of a moment she will never forget.