Our Leaving Cert columnist Aoife Fitzpatrick reflects on exams and looks to the future

EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 23 MIN

Our Leaving Cert columnist Aoife Fitzpatrick reflects on exams and looks to the future

from The LoveLaois Podcast · host LaoisToday

And with that, Leaving Cert 2025 is over. It's in the past.For the exam students they can take a well-earned collective sigh of relief.Over the past couple of weeks, Aoife Fitzpatrick from Cullenagh near Ballyroan and a Leaving Cert student in Scoil Chríost Rí in Portlaoise has penned a Leaving Cert column for LaoisToday.She described her experience, her hopes and what each exam was like. Her column was informative, entertaining and very well-received.And this week she's a guest on our LoveLaois Podcast. She joins host Steven Miller to chat about the various subjects, the reaction she got to the column and what is next on the agenda.She hopes to study Global Media in the University of Galway but says she's taking a year out first to work and undertake a PLC.She chats about what her dream job might look like and how she uses social media.

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