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2012 winners

Presenting the awards, Róisín Shortall, T.D., Minister of State with responsibility for the National Drugs Strategy commented:

"Our unhealthy relationship with alcohol and drugs is costing us very dearly as a society. It is costing us nearly 4 billion a year. It is also costing us more dearly in personal terms, where lives are being destroyed through the misuse of substances. We know that a lot of family difficulties are caused, marriage breakdown, domestic abuse, sexual assault, abuse of various kinds. And it is now time that we faced up to this and that we take action, and I think there is a strong mood to take action in this area.

Today's ceremony is very much about identifying those problems and doing it through  a number of different media. It is very welcome that the more modern media techniques are brought to bear in this competition, it is not just about the written word its about using various media that are available now."


GBRD Spirit Award: Martin F. Ward, Western Traveller Intercultural Development
 

Newspaper Article Category

12-14 Category
Winner: Julie Leenane, Mount Anville Secondary School
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Runner up: Aoibhin Landy, Mount Anville Secondary School
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15-17 Category
Winner: Jessica McGrath, Hartstown Community College
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Runner up: Roisin Kelly, Loretto Abbey Secondary School
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18-20 Category
Winner: Amy Lewis D.I.T Aungier Street
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Runner up: Sehreen Qureshi
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21+ Category
Winner: Paul Lang, Glasnevin
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Runner up: Clare O'Beara, Raheny
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Cartoon Strip Category

12-14 Category
Winner: Cara Bradley, St. Philips, Clonsilla
Runner up: Mount Anville Secondary School

 

Audio Category Winner

15-17 Category
Winner: Grifeen Youth Centre, Lucan

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