Well Done Claire

Great to see Claire McCauley smiling from the photo of the SERC Ladies Soccer team which won the Northern Ireland Dale Farm Fives. they beat Queens and Armagh College on their way to defeating University of Ulster.

Doran Update

Ruairi Doran is having a great time at Liverpool Hope University, doing Sports Studies. He plays on both the soccer and gaelic first teams, and plays regularly at Liverpool Academy with ex Liverpool FC players Babel, Alan Kennedy et al. He is working his way through his coaching badges. Niall is in Australia, working as a joiner, and playing gaelic for Melbourne. He was selected for the Victoria State team, won the Interstate Cup for the team and an All Star Award for himself. Great to hear all their news.

Stephen Recommends Nottingham

Stephen Lowry called in resplendent in his Nottingham Law School sweatshirt. He says he loves every minute of it and would highly recommend Nottingham University to any of our students.

Really Cheered Me Up

It really cheered me up to met Paul Harpur, one of our founding students. He was on his way to meet his new client in the behaviour management scheme where he now works in Downpatrick. Paul was always one of our most cheerful and positive students, and I can think of nobody better to be supporting people through physical and behavioural challenges.

Jordan Goes to Work

It was good to see Jordan Cullen at the formal, and to catch up with his news. Not only did he carry off half of the 'best couple' award at the formal, but he is delighted to be starting work with the Ulster Bank on Monday. It is quite a coup to succeed in the Ulster Bank recruitment process, and we are very proud of him.

Darren in Malaysia

a message has just got through from Darren Stockdale. He was in Malaysia last week, and is heading for all parts East and ending up in Australia and New Zealand. If anybody is in touch with him, tell him to register on the OldScholars network.

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