Register - All Ireland Scholarships

Applicants 2021 2022

All Ireland Scholarship 2023 Registration Form

The following questionnaire is to assist us compiling accurate information about 2023 All Ireland Scholarship (AIS) winners. A short biography about each student will be included in the official ceremony programme. Therefore, it is important that you complete this form accurately and return it to us as soon as possible.

Please note: It may take up to five working days for your website registration form to be processed. As a result of this, your log in details may not work immediately.

Thank you.

Upload your photo - to be included in the ceremony booklet *

Required upload size: 1MB - 4MB

Photo should feature

Minimum file size of 1Mb. Max of 4Mb
Face well-lit
Natural expression
Head and shoulders included
Plain, light-coloured background
Student facing camera head-on

Personal Details

Name: *

Surname: *

Phonetic Spelling of your name:

Name to appear on certificate

Street Address: *

Town: *

County: *

Email: *

Phone:

Mobile: *

School / FEC attended to complete Leaving Cert / A-levels.

School Attended (please give the official school name and spelling): *

Current Principal / FEC Head: *

Secondary School Address: *

Street: *

Town: *

County: *

School email:

School phone:

Leaving Certificate Points Achieved (For internal use only): *

Had you heard about the All Ireland Scholarships prior to winning? *

Yes

Please describe how you heard of the programme? (For internal use only) *

Third Level Education

Name of Chosen University or College:

Course:

Personal Profile

Sample Profile 1

Shane McGuire. Co Kerry. 

Shane is from Killarney in county Kerry. He has two brothers, Sean and Liam, and his parents are John and Kathleen. He attended St. Brendan’s College Killarney and says his best moment from his time there was winning the McGrath Cup with the school’s GAA team.
He describes himself as fun, motivated and honest. 
Shane is currently studying Medicine in University College Cork and says the reason behind the decision is influenced by his desire to help people in need. He hopes to travel upon completion of his education and venture across the world, practicing medicine. 
Shane likes to keep fit and plays for his local GAA side, Killarney Crokes. He also enjoys reading and music. In his final year at school, Shane was named student of the year, an honour he describes as his greatest achievement to date. 

Winning the All Ireland Scholarship is something Shane describes as life changing and has provided him with the means to go out and achieve his goals.

Sample Profile 2

Sonia O Keefe. Co Galway. 

Sonia is from Galway, she has two brothers Sean and Dermot and her parents are James and Anne. She attended Dominican College, Taylors Hill and says her best moment in her six years there was when her article on bio-plastics was published in the Irish Times. Sonia won 1st prize in the Young Environmental Reporter of the Year competition. She describes herself as active, independent and quirky. 

She is currently studying Science in University College Dublin and credits the choice to her mother Anne, who works as a Science Teacher in her school. Sonia one day hopes to become a science teacher like her mother. 
In her free time, Sonia enjoys playing piano, cycling and going to yoga classes. 

Sonia views winning the Scholarships as one of her proudest moments to date and hopes to do her parents proud and continue to work hard.

Write your own profile for the ceremony booklet.

This should be written in the third person with a maximum of 160 words

Your Profile *

Guidelines to writing your profile:

Name
County you live in and family members
Secondary School Attended
Biggest achievement in school/ Was there a standout moment in school for you?
What is your chosen undergraduate course and what influenced this decision?
Where do you see yourself in 3/5 or 10 years?
What are your hobbies/ interests?
What/who inspired you during your time in school?
Do you have a motto that you live by? If so, what is it?

The Award Ceremony for the 2023 All Ireland Scholarship recipients will take place on Saturday, 30th March 2024 in University Concert Hall, University of Limerick. You will receive an update with further details closer to the time.

Communications Consent

1).I consent to receiving information in relation to the All Ireland Scholarships and All Ireland Scholarships Alumni via text or email

2). I consent to my information being included in the All Ireland Scholarships Award Ceremony booklet (please note, inclusion of your information in the booklet is compulsory, in order to receive the Scholarship)

NB: We cannot accept your application without this consent.

Communications Consent - Y/N?

Yes

Media Consent

I consent to my profile and photo being used on the AIS website, social media and being sent to local and national press.
NOTE: Media consent is optional - we will accept your application without it.

Media Consent - Y/N? *

Yes