L to R Martina Cantwell (Aunt), Paddy Cantwell (Grandfather), Ella Cantwell, Kate Cantwell (Sister), Pat Cantwell (Father).
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Molly Kelly pictured when she received the bursary
THE Sacred Heart School Board of Management recently presented past pupil Molly Kelly with the 2025 Ashling Murphy Bursary, an award established in memory of Ashling Murphy and her outstanding contribution to school life.
The bursary commemorates the commitment, enthusiasm and positivity that Ashling consistently displayed throughout her time at Sacred Heart School.
The school said Molly was a most deserving recipient of the 2025 award, having demonstrated those same qualities of dedication, energy and involvement during her own years at the school.
She was widely recognised for her vibrant participation in both academic and extracurricular activities and for the positive impact she had within the school community.
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Molly is currently continuing her studies at NUI Galway, and the Board of Management wished her every success as she progresses in her academic journey.
The presentation of the bursary serves not only to acknowledge Molly’s achievements, but also to celebrate the enduring legacy of Ashling Murphy and the values she embodied.
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