Celebrating success at St Mogue’s
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The Leaving Certificate Class of 2026 at St Mogue's College.Image 2 of 11
(R) The Junior Cycle Student of the Year, Magda Kwiecien, accepts her award from Deputy Brendan Smith in the presence of Garran Noone.Image 3 of 11
Congratulations to the Junior Merit Award recipients.Image 4 of 11
(L) Congratulations to the Senior Merit Award recipients.Image 5 of 11
Stem Awards winners at St Mogue’s with special guest Garron Noone.Image 6 of 11
The Senior Girls Ulster football finalists were honoured.Image 7 of 11
The U16 Boys Ulster finalists were honoured.Image 8 of 11
The St Mogue’s College staff.Image 9 of 11
James and Nadia receive their Second Year award from Ms Brady.Image 10 of 11
(Below) The school’s traditional music group entertains the crowdImage 11 of 11
Head Girl Ciara presents Garron Noone with a painting by local artist Seanie Cassidy.St Mogue’s College hosted a most successful Student Award Ceremony in the Slieve Russell Hotel last month, attended by in excess of 600 people. Special guests on the evening included Deputy Brendan Smith; Garron Noone, musician and comedian; Shauna Lynch, Cavan Ladies Captain; Tony & Lorraine Byrne; Cllr John Paul Feeley and many other distinguished guests.
The purpose of the event was to highlight achievement in the areas of academic, physical, social and personal development.
A perpetual cup was presented to the most outstanding Leaving Cert student of 2025 Fionan Donohoe; while the Junior Cycle student of the year was Magda Kwiecien.
The Luke Byrne Spirit of St Mogue’s Award is another significant accolade presented each year to a student who embodies the characteristics and ethos of the college. The 2025 recipient was Sarah Devine.
It was also a particularly successful year in sport with three teams - Senior Boys, Senior Girls and Junior Boys - all reaching Ulster finals. Students were honoured for their dedication and success in their chosen sport.
The event was enhanced by video presentations and music, making for a night to remember.