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May 12 2025

2025 National Final Winners

By Cork Blog, Media

2025 National Final Winners

Junior Category

Overall Winner:

Bumblebees
Drumshanbo Vocational School
Leitrim

2nd Place:

Grip Geenie
Desmond College
Newcastlewest
Limerick

3rd Place:

Stud Savers
St. Oliver’s School, Oldcastle
Meath

Best Innovation:

Helpful Hoist
Castleisland Community College
Kerry

Best Sales & Marketing:

Brillian Creative
St. Joseph’s Secondary School
Spanish Point
Clare

Best Display Stand:

Washing Warriors
Mount Mercy College
Cork

Intermediate Category

Overall Winner:

Suet & Song
St. Kieran’s College
Kilkenny

2nd Place:

EASY Stand
St. Clare’s Comprehensive School, Manorhamilton
Leitrim

3rd Place:

Sea Tan Gone
Desmond College, Newcastlewest
Limerick

Best Innovation Award:

FutureDev
St. Patrick’s Classical School, Navan
Meath

Best Sales & Marketing Award:

OEC Darts
St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Drogheda
Louth

Best Display Stand:

Grainne Whale,
Sancta Maria College, Louisburgh
Mayo

Senior Category

Overall Winner:

Cannon PC
Clonkeen College
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown

2nd Place:

It’s a Dose
Moyne Community School
Longford

3rd Place:

Tie Towel
Colaiste an Spioraid Naoimh
Cork City

Best Innovation Award:

Study Tok
Rockwell College
Tipperary

Best Sales & Marketing:

ARA Haircare
Colaiste Muire, Ennis
Clare

Best Display Stand:

Ean Bia
St. Mary’s Secondary School Macroom Cork

**Greg Fry Memorial Shining Star Award**

Donal Bennis
The Post Plucker
Hazelwood College
Limerick

Intellectual Property Awards

Junior Category, Bumblebees, Drumshanbo Vocational School, Leitrim
Intermediate Category, FutureDev, St. Patricks Classical School Meath
Senior Category, Hoody Buddy, Our Lady’s Bower Secondary School, Westmeath

Sustainability Awards

Junior Category, Reading Angels, St. Columba’s College, Stranorlar, Donegal
Intermediate Category, Eco Chew, Hansfield Educate Together School, Fingal
Senior Category, Wild Cards, Mount Sackville Secondary School, Fingal

Apr 18 2025

FINALISTS FOR TOP STUDENT ENTERPRISE AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED

By Cork Blog, Media

FINALISTS FOR TOP STUDENT ENTERPRISE AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED

The national finalists for Ireland’s largest student entrepreneurial programme were announced today ahead of the finals next month. Over 200 students from 85 school enterprises across the country will compete in the finals of the Student Enterprise Programme from the 30,000 or so who began the programme in September. A selection of the finalists were in Dublin today for the announcement.

The initiative of the Local Enterprise Offices has seen almost 450,000 secondary school students take part since it began in 2003. The 85 shortlisted businesses will exhibit at the National Finals on the 8th May in Mullingar where winners will be announced across the three categories of senior, intermediate and junior and one business will be named Student Enterprise of the Year for 2025.

Gareth Evans, Chair of the Local Enterprise Offices’ Enterprise Education Committee, said; “Year on year we see an amazing spread of businesses from across the country in our National Finals. The interest in entrepreneurship and the skills that come with it is increasing all the time and we can see that with the participation levels rising in recent years. This year we have an excellent level of finalist from Junior through to Senior. Again we are seeing some fantastic innovation by students to solve real life problems that they are seeing everyday and they are acutely aware of creating sustainable and competitive businesses. Irrespective of who wins next month these students have skills for life.”

The 85 Finalists cover all sectors of business from a gamified AI study app (StudyTok) and a sea salt hair spray (Tramore Sea Salt Spray) to an online directory for renovating or building a home (Mooving.ie) and a protein enhanced straw (ProSip). The full list of finalists can be viewed at www.StudentEnterprise.ie

The Student Enterprise Programme is open to students of all ages at second level, with three separate categories – Junior (1st year), Intermediate (2nd and 3rd year) and Senior (4th, 5th and 6th year, LVA, LCA and Youth Outreach). There are also prizes awarded for excellence in sustainability and intellectual property.

The Student Enterprise of the Year for 2024 was “High Lift” from St. Patrick’s Classical School in Navan, Co. Meath. The idea, created by Sean Finnegan and his business Finnegan Fabrication, manufactures portable cranes that can be fitted to the interior of commercial vans to help those in construction and similar industries to lift heavy materials in and out.

The Student Enterprise Programme is funded by the Government of Ireland through Enterprise Ireland and delivered by the 31 Local Enterprise Offices in local authorities throughout the country. Since the Student Enterprise Programme began in 2003, over 450,000 students have taken part, learning key skills on how to create a business idea, start a business and grow a business. The Student Enterprise Programme also has new range of online resources for 2024 / 2025 at www.StudentEnterprise.ie, which will feature regular blogs and houses a full range of Student Enterprise resources for students and teachers.

The Student Enterprise Programme is one of a number of initiatives that the Local Enterprise Offices run, to foster entrepreneurship across the country. Others include Local Enterprise Week, the National Enterprise Awards, National Women’s Enterprise Day and Local Enterprise Showcase. The Local Enterprise Offices in local authorities are funded by the Government of Ireland through Enterprise Ireland.

Ends

For further information:
Rachel Kilbane – Drury – 083 339 8587 / Rachel.Kilbane@drury.ie
Declan Lee – Enterprise Ireland – 087 695 7451 / Declan.Lee@enterprise-ireland.com

Apr 07 2025

Well done to all 85 National Finalists!

By Cork Blog

Well done to all 85 National Finalists!

Junior Category Finalists:

	Business	Description	School	Students	Teacher	LEO

1	Grip Geenie	Lid opener	Desmond College, Newcastlewest	Holly Quinn, Daniel Doherty	Donal Enright	Limerick
2	Furrbidden Pawetry	Hoodies with orginial poetry created for students with sensory needs	Coláiste Réalt na Mara	Caoilann O'Donovan	Claire O'Brien	South Cork
3	Bits n' Bobs	Custom-made pin/badges	Largy College, Clones	Lily Duffy	Ciaran Curran	Monaghan
4	Crochet Crafts	Handmade crochet gloves, keyrings, bees and coasters	Loreto Secondary School	Kayla Peters	Hilary Smyth	Wexford
5	Helpful Hoist	A hoist for calves and lambs	Castleisland Community College	Jack O'Sullivan	Áine Culloty	Kerry
6	NP Medal and Key Holders	Handcrafted wooden and metal key holders that combine functionality with unique craftsmanship	CBS Thurles	Paul Brett, Noah Hackett	Fergus O'Brien	Tipperary
7	Reading Angels	Handmade Christmas angels and trees made from repurposed books, offering unique, sentimental and eco-friendly decorations	St. Columbas College, Stranorlar	Sophie Coulter, Cara Coulter	Catherine Cooke	Donegal
8	Buiz Quiz	Website with quizes on local businesses	St. Gerald's Castlebar	Cayo Krieg, Rian Staunton, Harry Coady	Regina Casey	Mayo
9	Brillian Creative	Personalised sustainable products including keychains, phone holders, ipad holders and money tubes	St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point	Brion Dennehy, Cillian Sexton	Collette Collins	Clare
10	All Boxed Up	Boxes - wrapping gifts	Coláiste Iascaigh	Hannah Fleming, Alex Keaveny, Katie Conway, Jack Rolston	Ciara Moran	Sligo
11	Crazy Knots	Dog toys made from natural hemp rope with biodegradable fibres. As the dog chews the toy helps clean their teeth.	Greystones Community College	Leonardo O’Sullivan, Louis Dalton, Bastien Zapletal, Donnchadh Eager O’Brien	Isabel Murphy	Wicklow
12	Protein Pro's	Protein balls in a variety of shapes and flavours including biscoff, dairy milk and peanut	Mercy Secondary School	Sophie Wall, Emily O’Regan, Casey Wyse, Layla Costello	Seamus Rushe	Waterford
13	Washing Warriors	Hand made washing organisers	Mount Mercy College	Noon Eldjack: MAJA WASKOWSKA: MALIKA MEKKI : AGIBHIN OI MAHONY	Rita Kelleher	Cork City
14	Koala Designs	Heartfelt handmade cards and grave memorial keepsakes, delivering messages of love to heaven	Coláiste Pobail Bheanntraí	Mary Minehane	Tara O'Neill	West Cork
15	EL Horse Shoes	Upcycled horseshoes crafted into a decorative device for removing your shoes at the door	Ard Scoil Phádraig, Grandard	Ella Brennan, Lucy Mc Hale	Linda Reilly	Longford
16	Stud Savers	Protective covers for studs on sports footwear	St. Oliver's School, Oldcastle	Ben Smith, Nathan Mc Enroe, Aidan Clarke	Elaine Smith	Meath
17	Rachel and Isla's Self care	Self-care baskets and eucalyptus bouquets/products	Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan	Rachel Dore, Isla Tanner	Catherine Mc Cabe, Paula Gartland	Fingal
18	Atlantic Coast Creations	Seaweed bathbags and jewellery	Mercy College Coolock	Lily Ryan, Alannah Folan	Rachel Shaughnessy	Dublin City
19	Darragh Grimes Drone	Drone videos and aerial photography of farming and local events	Scoil Uí Mhúirí, Dunleer	Darragh Grimes	Martina Farrell	Louth
20	Key & Clay Co.	Handmade magnets, bookmarks, keychains and phone charms	Portlaoise College	Julia Koper, Kate Sareen	Michelle Duggan	Laois
21	Nyah F Jewellery	Unique handmade jewellery	De La Salle College, Churchtown	Nyah Furlong	Elaine O'Sullivan	Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
22	Sweet Treats	Freshly baked goods, homemade crumble cookies, sweet bags and cake pops	Royal School, Cavan	Zoe Molloy, Emma Lynch, Lauren Mc Entee	Dale Robertson, Tanya Argue	Cavan
23	Resinate	Eco friendly resin products	Moate Community School	Rachel Pillion, Emma Kelly, Florence Casey	Patrice Smyth	Westmeath
24	Jewels Fantasy	Handmade jewellery	Old Bawn Community School	Ema Paulauskaite	Darren Carey	South Dublin
25	Global Sports	GAA sports gloves	Gallen Community School, Ferbane	Senan Dunne, Joey Butler, Eanna Carroll	Marilyn Mc Donagh	Offaly
26	Bumblebees	WASP safety device that helps farmers and hikers cross electric fences safely	Drumshanbo Vocational College	Antonia O'Looney, Sophie Gilard, Guiliana Keane, Katelyn Murtagh	Sharon Feeney, Yvonne Trainor	Leitrim

Intermediate Category Finalists:

	Business	Description	School	Students	Teacher	LEO

27	We Make Eco Sense	Wooden keyring with sensory sticker	Casleisland Community College	Padraig Murphy, Adam Sinnot	Castleisland Community College	Kerry
28	Gráinne Whale	Handmade craft items	Sancta Maria College, Louisburgh	Ann Toland	Maria Malone	Mayo
29	S & K Gifts	Stylish hand-drawn greetings	Coláiste Iascaigh	Slone Irwin, Kayeligh Ruane	Ciara Moran	Sligo
30	Everything Dogs	Range of dog products including healthy dog treats and a 'Find Me' dog collar	CBS Thurles	Patrick Carr, Cathal O'Gorman	Fergus O'Brien	Tipperary
31	Perfect Paws	Balm for dog paws to protect them from becoming hard and chapped	Coláiste Muire Réalt na Mara	Bess O'Leary, Olivia Connolly, Ella Matthews	Claire O'Brien	Cork South
32	Scents Crafts & Co.	Unique scented candles, lip balms & hand creams	High Cross College, Tuam	Niamh Ryan, Aoife Cleary	Clodagh Clarke	Galway
33	Bowtique	Handmade bows and scrunchies	St. Anne's Community School, Killaloe	Ruby O'Donovan, Ana Bella de Swort	Geraldine Madden	Clare
34	Birdy By D	A fashion brand specialising in handcrafted, stylish, and comfortable clothing, designed with quality materials and a unique personal touch	Loretto Convent, Letterkenny	Darcie Boyle	Lisa Mc Gowan	Donegal
35	Cubikulo	A unique Rubik's Cube teaching business	Wexford CBS	Arsen Hereta, Eoghan Rochford	Ann Barry	Wexford
36	AL Craft Shack	High quality craft products	Boherbue Comprehensive School	Aaron Lofts	Michael Lenihan	North Cork
37	Sea Tan Gone	Naturally made fake tan remover	Desmond College, Newcastlewest	Kinga Tobianska, Paulina Varuyeva, Caitlin McMahon	Donal Enright	Limerick
38	Suet & Song	High quality, nutrient-rich suet cakes that provide energy, nourishment and sustenance for a variety of birds during the colder months	St. Kieran's College	Michael O'Keeffe	Jennie Brennan	Kilkenny
39	Dapper Dogz	Stylish dog bandanas that clip on and have a hidden pocket for carrying dog waste bags	Moyne Community School	Áine Maher, Niamh Maher	Padraig Doherty	Longford
40	FutureDev	FutureDev is a chat bot app similar to Chat GPT	St. Patrick's Classical School, Navan	Rohaan Bhatnagar	Gareth Mc Mahon	Meath
41	Cozy Creations	Handmade products made from locally sourced wool and yarn	Our Lady's Secondary School, Castleblayney	Liliana Hudson, Megan Monaghan	Sinéad Brady	Monaghan
42	Theia	Handmade earrings	Holy Child Secondary School, Killiney	Harriett Evison	Emma Quinn	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown
43	Nails By Libby	Nail technician business	Tullamore College	Libby Lynch	John Lowndes	Offaly
44	EcoChew	A portable, eco-friendly keychain for gum disposal, reducing litter and pollution	Hansfield Educate Together Secondary School	Maida-Fatima Riaz, Angelin Bijoye, Abi Sai Solai	Aisling Sammon	Fingal
45	ReHeart	Eco-friendly mini backpacks, shoulder bags, tote bags, phone bags and pencil cases made from recycled denim and customisable pins	Scoil Chríost Rí	Aine M. Barrett	Lorraine Conroy	Laois
46	Gemstone Trees	Handcrafted Trees	St. Dominic's College	Sarah Aylward, Katherine Flynn	Taylor Higgins	Dublin City
47	Glow & Grow Comics	Comic books	St. Finian's College	Aisling Kilmurray, Mia Muldarry, Emily Hannick, Lillie Nolan	Shauna Keenan	Westmeath
48	Kingswood Creations	Bath bombs and bliss bags	Kingswood Community College	Grace Martin, Owen Kelly, Noah Nelson, Angelika Lichorowiec	Jodi Waters	South Dublin
49	EASY Stand	Personalised wooden phone and tablet stands	St. Clare's Comprehensive School, Manorhamilton	Faolán Feeley	Claire Gallagher	Leitrim
50	The Tree Gnomes	Handmade wooden ornaments made from locally sourced wood	St. Clare's College, Ballyjamesduff	Adam Briody, Nathan O'Reilly, Fionn Galligan	Niall Donohoe	Cavan
51	OEC Darts	3D printed custom mounts for an automatic darts board score tracking system	St. Joseph's Secondary School, Drogheda	Óran Cassidy	Nicole Kiernan	Louth
52	Lavenda	A range of eco-friendly candles, soothing lip balms and aromatic scent sachets, all lovingly created with natural ingredients including homegrown lavender	Tullow Community School	Katie Wilson, Julia Berezanska	Davie Murphy	Carlow
53	Neurolingo	An app developed by a student with a stutter for others with a stutter	Greystones Community College	Oisín Ward	Isabel Murphy	Wicklow

Senior Category Finalists:

	Business	Description	School	Students	Teacher	LEO

54	Puc Protectors	Personalised range of sports pieces	St. Ciaran's Community School	Conor Finn, Jack Mc Cormack, Lucas Smith, Seán Martin	Sandra O'Reilly, Joanne Clancy	Meath
55	Elle's Cupcakes	Confectionary business	Mercy College, Coolock	Ellie Bird, Georgia Mansfield	Rachel Shaughnessy	Dublin City
56	Mooving.ie	An online directory of local business services related to buying, building or renovating a home	St. Mary's CBS, Portlaoise	Ross Dunne, Conor Dunne	Deirdre Moore, Emma Lynch	Laois
57	Squeak Shield	An eco-friendly innovative solution to repel rodents using natural ingredients without causing harm	Scoil Uí Mhúirí	Riley Finegan	Martina Farrell	Louth
58	Prosip	Protein enhanced straw	Rockbrook Park School	Mathew Kelly, Alan Berly, Roshan Kuzhippillil	Niamh O'Reilly	South Dublin
59	Blackwood Bait & Tackle	Fishing Acessories	Tullamore College	Jack Keenahan, Nikita Greidans	John Lowndes	Offaly
60	Farm Alert	GPS Tracker and bracelet for emergencies	Colaiste Chiarain	Dylan Conway and Stephen Warde	Jane Doyle	Roscommon
61	Wild Cards	Hand-painted, handcrafted seed paper cards that grow into wildflowers	Mount Sackville Secondary School	Emily O'Donnell, Aaliyah Heeze, Sarah Forbes	Olga Owens	Fingal
62	Hoody Buddy	Detachable hood	Our Lady's Bower, Athlone	Emma Fallon, Saoirse O'Driscoll	Vanessa Walsh	Westmeath
63	It's a Dose	Bespoke shoulder straps to aid with animal medical treament application. Improving animal handling and user safety.	Moyne Community School	Mia Kiernan, Emma Brennan, Aoife Cadam, Emma Gantley, Kelly Davis, Kate Mc Keon	Padraig Doherty	Longford
64	Cannon PC	PCs and components for gaming machines	Clonkeen College	Jack Cannon	Jack Behan	Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
65	Tidy Tools	Custom tool storage solution in wood	St. Clare's Comprhensive School, Manorhamilton	Michael Byrne, Killian Jenkins, Nathan Stuart, Luuk Akkermans	Claire Gallagher	Leitrim
66	Triple C Crafts	High quality handmade luxury chopping boards	Bailieborough Community School	Brían Clarke	Anne Marie O'Neill	Cavan
67	Duffmeister	Comics telling important tales	Ballinode Community College	Conor Duffy, Finn Lee, Jayden Mulligan, Kristofers Petrosus	Ruth Tighe	Sligo
68	AKA Woodcraft	Handcrafted, decorative, wooden keyholders with a built in letter holder	Ramsgrange Community School	Amy Duffin, Katie Foley, Alison Duffin	Louise Walsh	Wexford
69	StudyTok	A gamified AI study app that generates a personalised feed of quiz style questions and motivates users through streaks and XP-based levelling	Rockwell College	Paddry Corcoran, Sean Cahill	David Collins	Tipperary
70	Vest Pro	Sportswear company supplying club branded clothing.	Coláiste Bhríde, Carnew	Dominic O’Loughlin and Daniel Duffy	Julie Lambert	Wicklow
71	Seacláid Saibhir	Handcrafted chocolate made by artisans who take pride in every detail, ensuring the perfect balance of taste, texture, and aesthetic appeal	Coláiste Eoin	Cathal Cullen, Saoirse Tyrrell, Jessica Doyle, Lilly Murphy	Padraig Fogarty	Carlow
72	MW Sports	High quality, long lasting, affordable and customisable GAA gloves	Largy College, Clones	Jamie McCarville, Jamie Wiggins, Patrick Smyth	Ciaran Curran	Monaghan
73	Bounce Back	Injury Recovery Journal designed as a support tool to assist in tracking progress and maintaining a positive mindset during the recovery process	Presentation Secondary School	Amy Bergin, Mathilde Beubry	Eileen O'Brien	Kilkenny
74	Medieval Mayhem’	A strategy-based card game where players collect sword cards and item cards to battle and defeat a range of medieval-themed monsters	Salesian College Celbridge	Emmett Villing, Kyerin Hunter, Charlie Kavanagh, Henley Chacko	Michael Greene	Kildare
75	Cúl Cards	An interactive Irish card game that aims to promote Irish in the classroom, at home and in daily life	Holy Rosary College, Mountbellew	Katylyn Hyland	Sarah Stephens	Galway
76	ARA	Organic and natural rosemary hair oils and coconut hair masks	Coláiste Muire, Ennis	Amy Killeen, Róisín Hogan, Aoife Keane	David Barrett	Clare
77	Calv Easy	Calving Kit	CBS Mitchelstown	Conor Noonan, Adam McNamara, Seán Keane	Katie Browne	North Cork
78	Léamh Lámh	Lámh board game for children with additional needs	Pobal Scoil Corca Dhuibhne	Makayla Ní Bhrosnachain, Anna Ní Chobcnúir, Caroline Ní Laighéis	Trish Uí Eonachain	Kerry
79	The Post Plucker	Building/DIY/Agri post removal tool	Hazelwood College	Dónal Bennis	Miriam Garrihy	Limerick
80	Tie Towel	Locally handcrafted towel designed to address the common issues of traditional towels, slipping falling down and becoming loose. It features an integrated draw string	Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh	Michael Sweeney Heffernan: Abraham Kurian : Ahroon Cyriac Santhosh : Mamoun Mirghani : Tom Mckeown	Richard O'Regan	Cork City
81	The Wine Waiter	Unique wine bottle holders	Our Lady's Secondary School, Belmullet	Josh Levelle, Michael McGowan	Shauna Carolan	Mayo
82	Ean Bia	A wild garden bird feed and feeder	St. Mary's Secondary School, Macroom	Muireann Kerry, Sinéad D'souza	Arlene O'Donoghue	South Cork
83	Deborah's Customised Gifts	A personalised gift business creating custom laser-engraved items, with a focus on sentimental value and unique designs	Loretto Convent, Letterkenny	Deborah Diaz	Máiréad Boyle	Donegal
84	Pawfect Treats	Pure, delicious dog treats with simple high-quality ingredients - no junk. Just tail-wagging goodness!	Kinsale Community School	Eliana Hosford, Thea Tobin	Caitriona Leahy, Máire Fleming	West Cork
85	Tramore Sea Salt Spray	A unique product to enhance hair texture and volume by using natural mineral-rich sea salt. This product gives hair a beachy, tousled look while also nourishing and strengthening.	Ard Scoil na Mara, Tramore	Ben Phelan, Arlo Barron, Donnacha Flannery and Sam Ahern	Robert Kenny	Waterford

Apr 02 2025

National Final 2025 Prize List

By Cork Blog, Media

Mar 04 2025

Student Goodie Bags!!!

By Cork Blog

Student Goodie Bags

With thanks to our sponsors .IE – the Irish Domain Reigistry, every participating student at our National Final in Mullingar on Thursday 8th May will receive a Goodie Bag!

Each bag will be packed with a range of fun and useful items for our hard working students.

With just 64 days to go to the BIG EVENT, the countdown is well and truly on!

Feb 11 2025

NEW Accelerator Bootcamp Launched for 2025

By Cork Blog, Case Studies, Media

NEW Innovation Accelerator Camp

– in collaboration with Patch

Five lucky student enterprise teams will be hanging out at the Patch Accelerator Innovation Hub this Summer thanks to a very exciting new initiative at the Student Enterprise Programme (SEP).

A brand-new element to the SEP for 2025, this new initiative gives students an incredible opportunity to accelerate the potential of their business ideas with guidance from a team of world class entrepreneurs. Patch is a business accelerator programme for talented young people who want to work on impactful projects and creative business ideas. Located in the heart of Dublin’s digital docklands, it is located in a unique and thriving community of Irish start-ups, international companies and innovative social enterprises.

Our mission at the Student Enterprise Programme is to foster a spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation in second level schools across the country. Year on year we are truly amazed at the creative thinking and business acumen shown by our participants. We understand that it is not always possible, with the confines of time and resources, for students to bring a highly innovative business idea to market within the 8 months of the Programme. Our new accelerator programme will give students who have come up with a particularly innovative idea this year the opportunity to see just where their idea can go! Regardless of whether they made it to their County Finals or National Final.

Each of the 31 LEO regions have been invited to nominate one student enterprise to be put forward for consideration for the accelerator programme and a special selection committee will shortlist nominations to the Final 5 lucky winners.

Winners will be announced in April.

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2025 National Final Winners

2025 National Final Winners

Junior Category

Intermediate Category

Senior Category

**Greg Fry Memorial Shining Star Award**

Intellectual Property Awards

Sustainability Awards

FINALISTS FOR TOP STUDENT ENTERPRISE AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED

FINALISTS FOR TOP STUDENT ENTERPRISE AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED

Well done to all 85 National Finalists!

Well done to all 85 National Finalists!

Junior Category Finalists:

Intermediate Category Finalists:

Senior Category Finalists:

National Final 2025 Prize List

Student Goodie Bags!!!

Student Goodie Bags

With thanks to our sponsors .IE – the Irish Domain Reigistry, every participating student at our National Final in Mullingar on Thursday 8th May will receive a Goodie Bag!

NEW Accelerator Bootcamp Launched for 2025

NEW Innovation Accelerator Camp

– in collaboration with Patch

Five lucky student enterprise teams will be hanging out at the Patch Accelerator Innovation Hub this Summer thanks to a very exciting new initiative at the Student Enterprise Programme (SEP).

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