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The Leaving Certificate results for 2025 have been greeted with great pride and celebration at Christian Brothers College Kilkenny (CBS) on what is an historic week for the city school, beginning academic life at their new Dunningstown Road home. - PICTURES BELOW
The entire school community extends heartfelt congratulations to this year’s Leaving Cert class, whose outstanding achievements reflect the dedication, resilience, and commitment shown by both students and staff.
Principal Tom Clarke praised the success as "a true testament to the combined efforts of students, parents, and teachers working together to support excellence."
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To mark the occasion, the Leaving Cert 2025 students were warmly welcomed back to the school’s new state-of-the-art campus on Dunningstown Road — the proud new home of CBC Kilkenny after 165 years on James’s Street. The whole school community wishes this cohort of young men every success and happiness in the year ahead.
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