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Tullamore student wins dream Strasbourg trip
Principal at Sacred Heart Secondary School in Tullamore, Pauline McKenna, has congratulated one of her TY students, Eabha Enright, after she won a four-day trip to Strasbourg.
Eabha picked up the incredible prize as a result of her success in The Graduate online civic awareness competition.
She is one of just 23 Irish students who will spend a full day at the European Parliament where she will take part in Euroscola.
While there, Eabha will take part in discussions on a number of pre-selected topics about the EU with students from other member states.
Eabha and her group will also visit other educational sites in Strasbourg while there.
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