Eason Spelling Bee 2023 Week 9

 

 

In a thrilling showcase of spelling, two young prodigies, triumphed in their respective county finals of the Eason Spelling Bee Competition. The competitions, held on May 16th in Meath and May 17th in Louth, saw these talented primary school students outshine their peers with their remarkable spelling abilities. Let's delve into the journey of these exceptional youngsters as they conquered the spelling stage for the first time.

 

Meath

 

 

Meath County Finals: A Tale of Dedication and Triumph on May 16th, the Spelling Bee County Finals in Meath witnessed an impressive display of spelling skills by primary school students. Among them, 10-year-old Stella May Austin from Lismullen N.S. who emerged as the champion, leaving the audience awe-struck. This young maestro showcased unwavering determination and an insatiable thirst for knowledge throughout the competition. Stella has always been a big reader since she was a little and was delighted to have won the competition.  She will now be going onto the Leinster final on May 23rd.

 

Louth

 

 

Louth County Finals: A Spelling Bee Triumph The following day, May 17th, witnessed another spellbinding event as the Louth County Finals unfolded. A 12-year-old Taidhg Malone from St Peters N.S. Dromiskin emerged as the spelling sensation of the competition. Armed with a keen eye for detail and an innate love for language, this young scholar dazzled the judges and spectators alike. He will now be going onto the Leinstet finals on the 23rd of May.

 

Conclusion: The Meath and Louth County Finals of the Spelling Bee Competition witnessed the rise of two extraordinary young spellers. These champions showcased their linguistic prowess, leaving the audience spellbound and their competitors in awe. Their victories serve as a testament to their hard work, dedication, and love for language. As these promising young stars embark on to the next stage if the competition, they are sure to inspire others to reach for the stars and embrace the power of words.