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Ballymahon Vocational School Student of the Year Ronan Burke accepting his award from Mr Michael O’Rourke, Principal and Ms Orla Calvey, Deputy Principal Picture: Brian Jamieson
Congratulations to Ronan Burke who was announced as the Ballymahon Vocational School Student of the Year for 2024 / '25.
Ronan made an enormous contribution to Ballymahon Vocational School over the past six years.
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Ronan received his award from Mr Michael O’Rourke, Principal and Ms Orla Calvey, Deputy Principal.
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Congratulations Ronan and every good wish for the future.
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