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The Tipperary student with the Republic of Ireland flag.
Young Dylan Feehan represented his school, county and country at the recent International Mixed Martial Arts Federation championships on the continent where he performed to a very high level.
The Roscrea student was the toast of his school on his return and a statement prasied his efforts on the biggest of stages.
"We here at Coláiste Phobal Ros Cré are all very proud of our 1st year student Dylan Feehan's performance during midterm representing Ireland at the IMMAF European championships in Serbia," the statement began before continuing.
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"Unfortunately, it didn't go his way but we were told that he fought his heart out against the best in Europe and proved he belonged there.
"Dylan has already achieved so much from such a young age and we have no doubt that there is a lot more to come!
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"Well done Dylan on representing your country in such a massive stage and in such a massive event," it concluded.
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