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Waterford woman awarded special medal at University of Limerick graduation PICTURE: Alan Place
A Waterford student has received a special medal upon her graduation from the University of Limerick.
Jean Barry, a native of The Folly, celebrated her graduation from University of Limerick recently.
Jean, who was conferred with a degree in English and Linguistics with TESOL, was also awarded the Silver Medal from UL’s Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences for achieving the highest grades within the Faculty.
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Throughout the week at UL, more than 3,600 students will be conferred with degrees, including 73 doctoral students.
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