YEP Awards Ceremony 2009

Thursday 30th April, 2009, Malton Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry

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JUST THE BUSINESS: Secondary School Pupil Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain, whose idea for a range of children and babies' knee protectors called "Kiddies Crawlies" scooped the Young Entrepreneur of 2009 Award, pictured with Jerry Kennelly at the awards ceremony at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.JUST THE BUSINESS: Secondary School Pupil Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain, whose idea for a range of children and babies' knee protectors called "Kiddies Crawlies" scooped the Young Entrepreneur of 2009 Award pictured with Jerry Kennelly at the awards ceremony at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.JUST THE BUSINESS: Secondary School Pupil Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain, whose idea for a range of children and babies' knee protectors called "Kiddies Crawlies" scooped the Young Entrepreneur of 2009 Award at the awards ceremony at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.
FUTURE'S IN THEIR HANDS: Pupils of Colaiste Na Sceilge LR Kristen Ball, Conor Brown, Garrett Smith, Catherine Walsh, Jenny Sheehan, Fionan Falvey, Celine O'Shea, Angelica Mackey Cornell and Paula O'Sullivan at the Young Entrepreneur 2009 Awards at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.
FUTURE'S IN THEIR HANDS: Gaelsholaiste Chiarrai Tralee Pupils Fearghal MacConmara, Aindriu Mac Aodhgain, Ciaran O'Muircheartaigh, Antoin O'Braoin, Conor Ringland, Greg O'Dubhlainn, Peadar O'Loididh and Brian Og Caball at the Young Entrepreneur 2009 Awards at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.FUTURE'S IN THEIR HANDS: Gaelsholaiste Chiarrai Tralee Pupils Michelle Ni Mhucheartagh, Melanie Breatnach, Clar Ni Chinneide and Sinead Ni Bhreasail at the Young Entrepreneur 2009 Awards at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region. at the Young Entrepreneur 2009 Awards at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.JUST THE BUSINESS: Secondary School Pupil Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain, whose idea for a range of children and babies' knee protectors called "Kiddies Crawlies" scooped the Young Entrepreneur of 2009 Award picture with Phobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne Pupils Gerry Scanlon, Liam Antaine O'Catharaigh, Cormac O Bruic, Barry O Bambaire and Donal De Bruin at the awards ceremony at the Malton Hotel in Killarney on Thursday night. The year-long Young Entrepreneur Programme is spearheaded by entrepreneur Jerry Kennelly along with IT, Tralee and Shannon Development through Kerry Technology Park. The awards bring local businesses and students together to promote and teach entrepreneurship in the Kerry region.
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