2023 Overall Winner
TY Times, Moville Community College | View finalists work
According to Michael Foley, Chairman of the Press Pass Judging Panel:
“Despite the very high quality of entries in this year’s competition, the judges were unanimous in choosing this year’s overall winner. The team behind Moville Community College’s ‘TY Times’ should be immensely proud of themselves for publishing a student newspaper of such high quality. The publication stood out immediately for its attention-grabbing front page, excellent news and production values, and wide range of content which included opinion pieces, local news reports, interviews and sports news and features, and even ‘letters to the editor’. It is clear that a huge amount of work went in to creating this excellent production so congratulations to the students.
Opinion category
1st: Elyssa Thornhill, Coláiste an Chraoibhín, Fermoy, Co. Cork | View finalists work
2nd: Jara Schauffler, Moville Community College, Donegal | View finalists work
3rd: Neasa O’ Farrell, Coláiste Muire, Ennis | View finalists work
School Newspaper
1st: TY Times, Moville Community College | View finalists work
2nd: Realtín, Colasite Muire, Crosshaven | View finalists work
3rd: Banagher Examiner, Banagher College, Co. Offaly | View finalists work
Photojournalism
1st: Isabella Danaher, Colaiste Muire, Ennis | View finalists work
2nd: Maya Hogan, Colaiste Muire, Ennis | View finalists work
3rd: Ava Farrell, St. Mary’s Secondary School, Ballina | View finalists work
Sports Journalism
1st: Amelia Corcoran, Coláiste Muire, Ennis | View finalists work
2nd: Trina Kennedy, Presentation College, Listowel | View finalists work
3rd: Erin Leach, Moville Community College, Donegal | View finalists work
Features
1st: Grace De Bhal , Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, Dingle | View finalists work
2nd: Noah Kavanagh, Moville Community College, Donegal | View finalists work
3rd: Beck Fitzgibbon, Clonality Community College | View finalists work