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Kildare students celebrate SETU graduation

This year, SETU celebrated the achievements of up to 4,000 graduates across its campuses
Kildare students celebrate SETU graduation

Mackenzie Ryan from Athy, graduated with a Bachelor in Arts in Professional Social Care Practice, and is pictured with Jake, Ciara, and baby Blaise

Members of the Irish Defence Forces pictured at South East Technological University’s (SETU) Kilkenny Road Campus in Carlow, where 181 Defence Forces personnel received academic awards at the University’s annual conferring ceremony on Tuesday, 27 October. This year, SETU celebrated the achievements of up to 4,000 graduates across its campuses Photos: Mary Browne
Members of the Irish Defence Forces pictured at South East Technological University’s (SETU) Kilkenny Road Campus in Carlow, where 181 Defence Forces personnel received academic awards at the University’s annual conferring ceremony on Tuesday, 27 October. This year, SETU celebrated the achievements of up to 4,000 graduates across its campuses Photos: Mary Browne

Three generations: Lisa Scannell from Kildare Town is pictured with her grandson Hugo, and daughter Alicia. Lisa graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Integrative Counselling and Creative Art Psychotherapy
Three generations: Lisa Scannell from Kildare Town is pictured with her grandson Hugo, and daughter Alicia. Lisa graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Integrative Counselling and Creative Art Psychotherapy

Helen Agboola from Maynooth, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Professional Social Care Practice
Helen Agboola from Maynooth, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Professional Social Care Practice

l-r Kevin Swayne from Portlaoise and Darragh O'Toole from Newbridge each graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sports Management and Coaching
l-r Kevin Swayne from Portlaoise and Darragh O'Toole from Newbridge each graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sports Management and Coaching

l-r Bairbre Firth from Dublin, Lisa Scannell from Kildare, and Diana Mare from Dublin pictured at SETU's conferring ceremonies in Carlow where they were each awarded with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy
l-r Bairbre Firth from Dublin, Lisa Scannell from Kildare, and Diana Mare from Dublin pictured at SETU's conferring ceremonies in Carlow where they were each awarded with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

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