Pride, achievement, and community spirit filled the Radisson Blu Hotel and Spa in Limerick recently as Limerick and Clare ETB celebrated the accomplishments of its latest graduates from it’s College of Further Education and Training.
Shane Cullinane, Principal, College of FET, Mulgrave Street Campus, Triona Lynch, Adult Educator/FET manager at Limerick and Clare ETB, Dr. Maria Kyne, Vice President, Academic Affairs and registrar at TUS, Tanya Jones, Deputy Director of the National Tertiary Office, Paul Patton, Director of Further Education and Training at Limerick and Clare ETB, Declan Blackett, Tertiary Education manager at Limerick and Clare ETB, James Collins, Head of Department, Business and Financial Services at TUS and Dr. Sarah O’Toole, Tertiary Education manager at TUS pictured celebrating with Kevin Donaghy centre.
Kevin Donaghy was among the many graduates celebrated at Limerick and Clare ETB’s College of FET conferring ceremonies recently at the Radisson Blu Hotel and Spa in Limerick. His journey showcases how different educational pathways can open doors, especially when the first choice doesn’t work out and is a testament to his determination and the power of Tertiary pathways.
Grace McInerney pictured at Limerick and Clare ETB’s College of FET 2025 conferring ceremonies at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick.
Treaty United player Grace McInerney graduated from the FAI Player Development Course at Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board’s College of FET, Kilmallock Road Campus, with an incredible nine distinctions out of nine and a gold football scholarship.
The team from Limerick and Clare ETB pictured in Madrid for the IDEAL Futures EU Teaching Academy alongside partners from Mary Immaculate College and from France, Latvia and Spain.
Limerick and Clare ETB recently joined European partners at the IDEAL FUTURE: European Teacher Academy, a major EU co-funded initiative empowering educators to become certified digital pedagogical and educational leaders.
One of Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board’s Community Colleges, Coláiste na Trócaire in Rathkeale has struck a global chord, with their Class of 2025 graduation performances attracting over 850,000 views worldwide.
An Taoiseach Micheál Martin with the LCYP team at the Child Poverty and Wellbeing Summit 2025 in the Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
Limerick and Clare Local Creative Youth Partnership (LCYP), hosted by Limerick and Clare ETB showcased two youth-led projects at the recent Child Poverty and Wellbeing Summit 2025 in the Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
Paul Grace and Robbie Morgan, Carpentry and Joinery apprentices from Limerick and Clare ETB’s College of FET Raheen Campus, who have qualified for the WorldSkills Ireland 2025 Joinery Competition, pictured with other apprentices who will be showcasing their skills at this year’s prestigious event.
Robbie Morgan and Paul Grace, two Carpentry and Joinery apprentices from Limerick and Clare ETB’s College of FET, Raheen Campus, have qualified to compete in the WorldSkills Ireland 2025 finals, which will take place at the RDS, Dublin from 17th–19th September.
Minister of State for Further Education, Apprenticeship, Construction and Climate Skills, Marian Harkin TD, visited Limerick and Clare ETB’s College of FET campuses in Ennis and Shannon on Monday, 30 June, to explore the range and impact of FET programmes across Clare.