Cork woman awarded Global Citizen Prize for work in poverty and food security

Sophie Healy-Thow, a 26-year-old native of Kinsale, was one of five winners of the prestigious prize recognised at the Global Citizen awards ceremony in New York.
Sophie Healy Thow

Sophie Healy Thow

A young Cork woman has been awarded a Global Citizen Prize for her pioneering work in the field of poverty and food security.

Sophie Healy-Thow, a 26-year-old native of Kinsale, was one of five winners of the prestigious prize recognised at the Global Citizen awards ceremony in New York.

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