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06 Sept 2025
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Gráinne Scullane with George O’Callaghan, CE of Clare and Limerick ETB, and teacher Christine Noonan
Gráinne Scullane, from Ballina, Tipperary was a featured speaker at this year’s Education and Training Boards Ireland (ETBI) annual education conference in Cork City Hall.
Ms Scullane is a sixth year student in St Anne’s Community College, which is run by Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board (ETB).
She featured on a panel about the future of ETB’s which covered topics such as demographic changes and reconfiguration, the Ukraine response, senior cycle reform and the college of the future.
Colin Cummins, Director of Further Education and Training at Tipperary ETB, was awarded Best Video of the Conference’ at the event.
peakers were also joined by delegates from Tipperary ETB at the conference.
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