Cork students take top prize in Microsoft Imagine Cup

Three Cork students have been named as winners of the 2015 Microsoft Imagine Cup Pitch Video Challenge.

Cork students take top prize in Microsoft Imagine Cup
Thu, 30 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Greg Murphy

Team Rapid Response comprised of Cork Institute of Technology students Bendan Flaherty, Andy Lynch and Jason Alan Nelligan, took first place in the World Citizenship category of the competition, taking home a prize of $3,000.

Microsoft hosted the event at their Sandyford headquarters in Dublin on April 23.

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