Determined Keelyn thanks teachers and family after long journey back

Keelyn Cotter has more reason than most to look forward to Monday.

Thu, 16 Aug, 2018 - 06:40

By Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

Family and teachers’ encouragement helped Keelyn Cotter sit his Leaving Certificate two years after leukaemia forced him to abandon his preparations first time around.

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