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The winning Tullamore College students Killian Dromey and Rachel Carroll
TWO students from an Offaly secondary school have taken the first place in the Health and Wellbeing category of the Junior Section at the Stripe Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.
Killian Drumey and Rachel Carroll of Tullamore College have been lauded by an Taoiseach Micheal Martin on their achievement.
Local TD Tony McCormack said "this outstanding achievement is a huge credit to Rachel and Killian for their hard work, innovation and commitment. Also to their teachers and the wider school community for the support and encouragement provided."
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