The Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2026 AwardsTechnology Category presented by Analog Devices.Ray McGrath, Chair of the Judging Panel from Stripe, presents the 1st Intermediate Individual Award to Addison Carey, from Celbridge Community School

placeholder image — The Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2026 AwardsTechnology Category presented by Analog Devices.Ray McGrath, Chair of the Judging Panel from Stripe, presents the 1st Intermediate Individual Award to Addison Carey, from Celbridge Community School

GALLERY: Kildare Students at the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2026

By Kildarenow Reporter

Published 11th Jan 2026, 14:18 GMT

Updated 11th Jan 2026, 14:27 GMT

Annual school students' science competition held in the Royal Dublin Society, Dublin, Photos: Fennell Photography

Pictured is student Christopher Brennan from St Paul's Secondary School in Kildare, with his project, 'Optimising Computation: Investigating Speed and Efficiency in Computing and the Role of Dedicated Hardware', at the 2026 Stripe Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition

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Pictured is student Christopher Brennan from St Paul's Secondary School in Kildare, with his project, 'Optimising Computation: Investigating Speed and Efficiency in Computing and the Role of Dedicated Hardware', at the 2026 Stripe Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition

Stand 2601At the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, Nina Carberry, MEP and students Lauren Ryan and Kate Reidy from St Paul's Secondary School in Kildare, with their project, 'The Effects of Different Types of Football Boots on Leg Injuries'.

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Stand 2601At the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, Nina Carberry, MEP and students Lauren Ryan and Kate Reidy from St Paul's Secondary School in Kildare, with their project, 'The Effects of Different Types of Football Boots on Leg Injuries'.

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