Siobhan Breen, Customer Service Advisor, DCSDC giving St. Brigid’s College students a tour of the Guildhall during Thursday’s Aspire Project event. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Mayor Tierney invited Year 8 pupils from St Brigid’s College, Carnhill to the Mayor’s Parlour for a hard-hitting question and answer session that covered a range of topics from his biggest achievements as Mayor to how many famous people he has met.
“The young people then received a tour of the Guildhall taking in the Council chamber and the Whittaker Suite along the way.
Mayor Tierney said it was a pleasure to meet the local students.
“ASPIRE is a fantastic project being delivered in St Brigid’s with the Greater Shantallow Area Partnership and a range of partners.
“I was delighted to welcome so many enthusiastic and inquisitive young students to the Guildhall and to hear directly from them about what they wanted to know. There were definitely a few unexpected questions in the mix!
The Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Brian Tierney pictured outside the Guildhall with Year 8 pupils from St. Brigid’s College, Carnhill, Derry who took part in the Aspire Project. Included are Cayden McEleney, Luke Collett, Jayden Friel, Kaiden Del Pinto, Ruairi Tracey and Tiernan Kiely. (Photo: JIm McCafferty Photography)
“The pupils all seemed to really enjoy their trip and their tour of the Guildhall where they heard lots more about the many interesting artefacts and displays, and about what we do as elected members within the Council chamber.
“It was a really enjoyable few days and I want to thank the boys and girls for their questions and conversation and wish them and everyone at ASPIRE all the best for the future.”
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