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Prizewinners at the St. Columb's College Annual awards on Thursday night last. At the front is Aaron Scott receiving the McCarroll Prize for English from Mr. Niall Downey, Guest Speaker and Ms. M. Hamilton presenting Ben Houston with the Frank McAuley Prize for History and The Ross McCartney Prize for Irish History. Back from left are Mr. R. Horner, Head of English, Mr T McGonigle, Senior Teacher, Mr. P. Kelly, board of governors, Adam McIntyre receiving the Bishop’s Prize for Religious Studies from Mrs. C. McLaughlin, Principal, Aiden Lonergan receiving the Father Mc Elhinney Award for Geography from Mr. B. Keys, Vice Principal and Mr. J. McQuillan, Head of History. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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