Donegal was well-represented at the 61st BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in the RDS Dublin. Please click on the arrows to go through the galleryKatie Toner, Willow Doherty Falls and Hannah-Rose Sweeney from St Columba's College Stranorlar with their project 'An analysis of makeup/skincare products that claim to contain SPF/UV protection' This year, BT Ireland celebrates 25 years as custodian of the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, which is one of the leading school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) exhibitions in the world.
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Donegal was well-represented at the 61st BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in the RDS Dublin. Please click on the arrows to go through the galleryKatie Toner, Willow Doherty Falls and Hannah-Rose Sweeney from St Columba's College Stranorlar with their project 'An analysis of makeup/skincare products that claim to contain SPF/UV protection' This year, BT Ireland celebrates 25 years as custodian of the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, which is one of the leading school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) exhibitions in the world.


In pictures: Donegal's bright sparks at BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition

By Fennell Photography
Published 12th Jan 2025, 17:33 GMT

This year, BT Ireland celebrated 25 years as custodian of the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, which is one of the leading school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) exhibitions in the world

Klara Piechocka from St Columba's Comprehensive School Glenties with her project 'Harnessing Donegal's Coastal Wealth: The sustainable & renewable harvesting of Donegal seaweed using the advanced solar drying method for biodiesel production'

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Klara Piechocka from St Columba's Comprehensive School Glenties with her project 'Harnessing Donegal's Coastal Wealth: The sustainable & renewable harvesting of Donegal seaweed using the advanced solar drying method for biodiesel production'

Pictured is Pearse Doherty TD with students, Ava Molloy, Olivia Doherty and Mia Boyce from Loreto Community School, Milford, with their project 'A continued ecological study of the effects of a sewage treatment plant on the biodiversity of Mulroy Bay'

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Pictured is Pearse Doherty TD with students, Ava Molloy, Olivia Doherty and Mia Boyce from Loreto Community School, Milford, with their project 'A continued ecological study of the effects of a sewage treatment plant on the biodiversity of Mulroy Bay'

The CSO Award presented by Assistant Director General Maria Hurley to Ronan O Dochartaighh, Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair for the project 'An oibrionn dli Benford le tacar Sonrai in Eirinn?' in the Chemical, Physical and Mathematical Sciences category

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The CSO Award presented by Assistant Director General Maria Hurley to Ronan O Dochartaighh, Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair for the project 'An oibrionn dli Benford le tacar Sonrai in Eirinn?' in the Chemical, Physical and Mathematical Sciences category

Oisin Kerrigan, Caoimhin Cradock and Rian Mc Callig from Abbey Vocational School Donegal Town with their project 'An investigation into the initial success of the new Deposit Return Scheme. Why are 25% of people still not using it?' 

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Oisin Kerrigan, Caoimhin Cradock and Rian Mc Callig from Abbey Vocational School Donegal Town with their project 'An investigation into the initial success of the new Deposit Return Scheme. Why are 25% of people still not using it?' 

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