Meath student lifts Student Enterprise of the Year award

Finnegan Fabrication's"High Lift" has been announced as the winner of the Student Enterprise of the Year at a ceremony which took place in Mullingar today.

Barrelda, a company who create farm products from discarded poly drums took the Student Enterprise of the Year award in 2022. It enables users to easily carry their hurling equipment and is also highly visible for those who may walk or cycle to training and matches.The Local Enterprise Office initiative, supported by Enterprise Ireland and local authorities, commenced last September in secondary schools nationwide with close to 28,000 students taking part.

"So, to those of you who won something today, a huge congratulations, but most importantly, to you all, this is the first step on the path, you are the entrepreneurs and business leaders of the future and everyone here today is excited to see what you do next."

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