The Argus

Amnesty Poster prizes

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The artistic talents of Dundalk students shone through once again as prizes in the Amnesty Internatio­nal Poster competitio­n were announced last week.

The theme of the campaign this year was ‘Fairness’ which said Joan Brady, from the Dundalk Amnesty Internatio­nal group, ‘ was brilliantl­y captured by the students taking part.’

Speaking about the competitio­n, she explained ‘ The standard of entries is going up every year, and we are delighted with the enthusiasm from all of the schools taking part.’

‘Every year I remind students how far their talent can’t take them,’ said Joan.

‘One of our former winners, local student Fergal Kilkenny is now studying a Masters in Art, and I spoke about his success to this year’s competitor­s.’

Prizes were awarded in a range of categories, and were presented to students by Amnesty Internatio­nal (Ireland) campaigner and Activism manager, Kieran Clifford, who also praised the standard of entries this year. Kieran Clifford of Amnesty Internatio­nal presents Mia Staun of Dulargy national School with the Best school entry award.

Joan Brady, who is a veteran of Amnesty Dundalk, was presented with a bouquet of flowers in recognitio­n of her dedication and commitment over the years. Kieran Clifford of Amnesty Internatio­nal presents Jarif Hossain of Scoil san Nicholas with the Overall Best picture award.

 ??  ?? Kieran Clifford of Amnesty Internatio­nal presents Sarah Casey of Reeemer Girls School with the Best school entry award
Kieran Clifford of Amnesty Internatio­nal presents Sarah Casey of Reeemer Girls School with the Best school entry award
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Kieran Clifford of Amnesty Internatio­nal presents Aoibhe Donlon of St.Malachy’s Girls School with the most original slogan award.
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