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Crana College in Buncrana celebrated the outstanding achievements of its students in academics, sport, creativity and community service on Friday. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Aaron Donnelly who received the Top Student Leaving Certificate award at the Crana College Prizegiving. On left is Clare Bradley, Kevin Cooley, principal, Dr. Liam Lynch, special guest, and on right, Philip McGuinness, vice-principal, Sinead Anderson, vice-principal and Liam Baldrick, special guest
They were delighted to welcome back two distinguished alumni who shared wonderful memories of their time at Crana College and how it shaped their journeys - Dr Patrick Lynch, a proud past pupil and Senior Technical Officer at Trinity College Dublin, inspired them with insights on innovation, resilience and lifelong learning. Joining him was Liam Baldrick, also an alumnus and Director of North West Modern Designs in Buncrana.
Liam’s work in sustainable construction and community projects, along with his roles as Chairperson of the Inishowen Football League and his integral role at Dunree FC reflects dedication, ambition and hard work.
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