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The team, the Financial Professors, at the National Finals which took place in the RDS Dublin.
Principal of Colaiste Naomh Cormac Brian Kehoe has passed on congratulations to the 'Financial Professors,' the school's Build A Bank team, which took part in the AIB Build A Bank National Finals in the RDS yesterday, April 25.
The team from the Kilcormac school were previously crowned winners at the Regional AIB Build A Bank competition, a victory that saw them earn a place in yesterday's finals.
AIB's Build A Bank programme challenges young people in transition year, presenting students with an opportunity to showcase their creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
"Well done to Ms Cornally and all the students involved and thank you to Mary Kilmartin and Karen Kennedy from AIB in Birr for their support," Brian Kehoe said recently.
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