Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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The All-Ireland winning team from Tullamore College
Tullamore College Junior Secondary School VexIQ team is tops in country
HUGE congratulations to Tullamore College's 1st Year VexIQ team, who have been crowned All Ireland Junior Secondary School VexIQ Champions after their outstanding performance at the national finals in MTU Cork.
The team—Diarmuid, Fionn, and Robert—demonstrated exceptional skill, teamwork, and problem-solving to claim the top spot.
All at the school are incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication.
The Tullamore College Senior Vex V5 team also put in a fantastic performance, making it to the All Ireland finals and gaining valuable experience for next year’s competition. Their determination and effort were truly commendable.
A special thank you to Mr. Goodings for his commitment to Coding Club and his support for both teams throughout the year.
Well done to all involved.
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