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From Bedbound to Brilliant - Sarah's Journey to Academic Triumph
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Sarah Thompson O’Sullivan former student of Terence MacSwiney CC tells PJ how she was unable to attend college for six months due to a serious health condition but still achieved 456 points in the leaving cert having studied & sat the exams while in pain.
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