Tipperary ETB’s Tipperary FET (Further Education and Training) College held a memorable awards ceremony at Cahir House Hotel, celebrating the great work done by adult learners from the Cahir, Cashel and Killenaule areas. The ceremony on Thursday, 23 October, saw over 150 successful students receive their well-deserved certificates for a range of educational programmes. This year’s awards were given for completing National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) Levels 1, 2, 3 and 5 courses, along with International Computer Driving License (ICDL) certification. The whole morning felt like a genuine celebration, full of pride. A key moment was the Learner Reflection delivered by Siobhán Ronan. Siobhán shared a powerful, humorous and authentic account of her learning journey. Her story was deeply inspiring, showing everyone that the real value of education is the chance to move forward, and that a few laughs along the way don't hurt. READ NEXT: Tipperary resident trapped in house by severe road damage after heavy rain The event was a huge success thanks to the hard work of the operational staff, resource staff, and the adult education tutors. Their continuous support and guidance throughout the year were crucial to the learners' achievements. Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson, Cllr Roger Kennedy, and Adult Education Officer, Deborah Ryan, gave uplifting speeches, which added to the spirit of unity and celebration. This event was a true celebration of dedication and effort, and Tipperary ETB extends its sincere thanks to everyone who helped make the awards ceremony such a success. READ NEXT: Tipperary nature reserve centre recognised at IPB Pride of Place Awards For anyone interested in taking their next step with Tipperary FET College, anywhere in the county, they can visit the Tipperary ETB website (www.tipperaryetb.ie/fet), contact the FET Admissions Hub at admissions@tipperaryetb.ie or call 067 71000. CAMERA CLUB We want your photos to feature on the website via our Camera Club. Do you have a great — Tipperary ETB’s Tipperary FET (Further Education and Training) College held a memorable awards ceremony at Cahir House Hotel, celebrating the great work done by adult learners from the Cahir, Cashel and Killenaule areas. The ceremony on Thursday, 23 October, saw over 150 successful students receive their well-deserved certificates for a range of educational programmes. This year’s awards were given for completing National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) Levels 1, 2, 3 and 5 courses, along with International Computer Driving License (ICDL) certification. The whole morning felt like a genuine celebration, full of pride. A key moment was the Learner Reflection delivered by Siobhán Ronan. Siobhán shared a powerful, humorous and authentic account of her learning journey. Her story was deeply inspiring, showing everyone that the real value of education is the chance to move forward, and that a few laughs along the way don't hurt. READ NEXT: Tipperary resident trapped in house by severe road damage after heavy rain The event was a huge success thanks to the hard work of the operational staff, resource staff, and the adult education tutors. Their continuous support and guidance throughout the year were crucial to the learners' achievements. Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson, Cllr Roger Kennedy, and Adult Education Officer, Deborah Ryan, gave uplifting speeches, which added to the spirit of unity and celebration. This event was a true celebration of dedication and effort, and Tipperary ETB extends its sincere thanks to everyone who helped make the awards ceremony such a success. READ NEXT: Tipperary nature reserve centre recognised at IPB Pride of Place Awards For anyone interested in taking their next step with Tipperary FET College, anywhere in the county, they can visit the Tipperary ETB website (www.tipperaryetb.ie/fet), contact the FET Admissions Hub at [email protected] or call 067 71000. CAMERA CLUB We want your photos to feature on the website via our Camera Club. Do you have a great

placeholder image — Tipperary ETB’s Tipperary FET (Further Education and Training) College held a memorable awards ceremony at Cahir House Hotel, celebrating the great work done by adult learners from the Cahir, Cashel and Killenaule areas. The ceremony on Thursday, 23 October, saw over 150 successful students receive their well-deserved certificates for a range of educational programmes. This year’s awards were given for completing National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) Levels 1, 2, 3 and 5 courses, along with International Computer Driving License (ICDL) certification. The whole morning felt like a genuine celebration, full of pride. A key moment was the Learner Reflection delivered by Siobhán Ronan. Siobhán shared a powerful, humorous and authentic account of her learning journey. Her story was deeply inspiring, showing everyone that the real value of education is the chance to move forward, and that a few laughs along the way don't hurt. READ NEXT: Tipperary resident trapped in house by severe road damage after heavy rain The event was a huge success thanks to the hard work of the operational staff, resource staff, and the adult education tutors. Their continuous support and guidance throughout the year were crucial to the learners' achievements. Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson, Cllr Roger Kennedy, and Adult Education Officer, Deborah Ryan, gave uplifting speeches, which added to the spirit of unity and celebration. This event was a true celebration of dedication and effort, and Tipperary ETB extends its sincere thanks to everyone who helped make the awards ceremony such a success. READ NEXT: Tipperary nature reserve centre recognised at IPB Pride of Place Awards For anyone interested in taking their next step with Tipperary FET College, anywhere in the county, they can visit the Tipperary ETB website (www.tipperaryetb.ie/fet), contact the FET Admissions Hub at [email protected] or call 067 71000. CAMERA CLUB We want your photos to feature on the website via our Camera Club. Do you have a great

PICTURES: Students celebrate at FET graduation event in Tipperary

Published 18th Nov 2025, 19:33 GMT

Over 150 successful students received certificates at the ceremony.

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Tipperary FET College graduates of the Level 3 Family Learning course at the annual awards ceremony in Cahir on 23 October. Back L to R: Ann Marie Sweeney, Tipperary FET College; Amal Saad, Anne Marie Delaney, Sinead Halpin, Niamh Falvey, Tracey O'Connor, April St. John, Jacinta Byrnes, HSCL Bunscoil na Cathrach; Peter Cleary, Tipperary FET College. Front L to R: Siobhán Ronan, Mary Roche Cleary, Tipperary FET College; Roger Kennedy, Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson; Deborah Ryan, Tipperary FET College; Noel Colleran, Tipperary FET College; Martin Halpin, Caretaker Bunscoil na Cathrach.

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Tipperary FET College graduates of the Level 3 IT course at the annual awards ceremony in Cahir on 23 October. Back L to R: Helen Purcell, Breda Green, Zi Fang Lin, Eoin Fitzgerald, Peter Cleary, Tipperary FET College. Front L to R: Mary Roche Cleary, Tipperary FET College; Roger Kennedy, Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson; Deborah Ryan, Tipperary FET College; Noel Colleran, Tipperary FET College; Louise Mulcahy, Tipperary FET College.

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Tipperary FET College student Siobhán Ronan delivering the Learner Reflection at the recent awards ceremony at Cahir House Hotel.

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Cashel-based Tipperary FET College graduates of the English for Speakers of Other Languages (Listening and Speaking) course at the annual awards ceremony in Cahir on 23 October.Back L to R: Olena Vykhor, Oleksandr Vykhor, Karyna Vechorkina, Anzhela Serhieieva, Halyna Nashko, Andrii Martyshko, Jelena Bosjnak, Tipperary FET College; Kathleen Broderick, Tipperary FET College; David Golden, Tipperary FET College. Front L to R: Lavinia English, Tipperary FET College; Cllr Roger Kennedy, Tipperary ETB Board Chairperson; Deborah Ryan, Tipperary FET College; Noel Colleran, Tipperary FET College; Geraldine Hennessy, Tipperary FET College.

PICTURES: Students celebrate at FET graduation event in Tipperary

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