Irish Cultural Society Writing Contest

Posted Thursday, June 11, 2015 1:02 pm

The Irish Cultural Society winners were Serena Viti, left, Andrew Gavalas, Nicholas Zaromatidis, English teacher Lisa Yulico, Antonia Marchese and Dr. Maureen Murphy, professor of Irish studies at Hofstra University.

Courtesy of Sewanhaka Central H.S. District

H. Frank Carey High School students Antonia Marchese and Nick Zaromatidis were named first-place winners in the Irish Cultural Society Writing contest. Carey students Penny Charidemau, Andrew Gavalas, Maira Khan, Briana Nieves and Serena Viti were also recognized in the competition, earning honorable mentions.

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