Sinéad Walsh, Collinstown, and Hugh O’Neill, Multyfarnham.

St Finian’s College class of 2021 gather for debs night

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Sinéad Walsh, Collinstown, and Hugh O’Neill, Multyfarnham. Thomas Gibbons

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Danielle Whelehan, Sophie Finneran, Annelie Daly and Emily Ashmore. Thomas Gibbons

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Harvey Burke, Mick Cannon, Daire Keane and Ray Phelan. Thomas Gibbons

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Emily Purcell, Katie Anne Simpson, Amy Heduvan, Judith Uii and Amy Mulreid from Mullingar. Thomas Gibbons

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Conor Gaffney and Caoimhe McCabe from Castlepollard. Thomas Gibbons

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Sarah Coleman and Saoirse McGee from Raharney. Thomas Gibbons

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Eleanor Murphy and Maeve Greene. Thomas Gibbons

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Mark Shaw, Mullingar, and Aine Brennan, Castlepollard. Thomas Gibbons

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Daniel Ojo from Mullingar and Ellie Fox from Raharney. Thomas Gibbons

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Rosaleen Daly, Michael Leonard, Jamie Burke and Erica McGivern on Wednesday evening. Thomas Gibbons

Brian O'Loughlin

Published: Sun 3 Apr 2022, 8:24 PM

Last updated: Sun 3 Apr 2022, 8:31 PM

The class of 2021 at St Finian’s College met up again for their debs, which was recently.

Amy Heduvan told the Westmeath Examiner at the school grounds, before the débutantes departed for The Bridge House in Tullamore for the evening that they were delighted and looking forward to a good night.

“It’s just great to organise this, to get the change to have it, as we’re all in college, so we get to meet up and see each other after getting our courses, and talking and seeing what everyone’s doing after the long Covid lockdown and not having the chance to do it last August.

“It’s great to see so many faces that we haven’t seen in ages and catch up with everyone, and congratulations to the class of 2021!”