Young Entrepreneur Programme Awards Ceremony 2010
This year was the first year there were three category winners: Second Level, Third Level and Best School. Second level winner Michael Dillane receives a trip of a lifetime to Silicon Valley, California. Third level winner Lisa O’Donoghue gets €5000 seed funding to transform her business dream into reality and Presentation Secondary School, Milltown, will receive the latest IT equipment for the classroom to the value of €5000. In addition, each shortlisted second level finalist will receive a two week apprenticeship with mentor companies.
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