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Lifford man Jack Stevenson was awarded a trophy for winning Overall Student of the Year. Photo: Lorraine Teevan
Jack Stevenson from Lifford was named the Overall Student of the Year at Ballyahise Agricultural College, Cavan.
Jack was undertaking a QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Agriculture Drystock Management. He was presented the Myles Smyth Cup by Minister Niamh Smyth TD and Anne Marie Butler, Head of Education, Teagasc.
Pictured from left are Liam McWeeney, Tutor, Ballyhaise Agricultural College; Marianne Lyons, Assistant Principal, Ballyhaise Agricultural College; Anne Marie Butler, Head of Education, Teagasc; Jack Stevenson, Student of the Year; Minister Niamh Smyth TD, Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment with special responsibility for Trade Promotion, AI and Digital Transformation and John Kelly, Principal Ballyhaise Agricultural College. Photo by Lorraine Teevan.
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