Mathematics Awards
IMTA Mathematics Awards
This is an award given to three students who achieve the most meritorious results in Leaving Certificate Higher level Mathematics nationally. It was established in 2011 by the Irish Mathematics Teachers’ Association (IMTA) and was sponsored by Accenture Ireland from 2011 to 2016. The award is now solely the remit of the IMTA. This award is part of our role of promoting mathematics nationwide. It aims to recognise excellence in mathematics at Leaving Certificate level. The recipients are chosen based on information supplied by the State Examinations Commission.
The Award consists of
- A bronze trophy for each recipient
- A plaque for the recipient’s school
Post Covid 19, it has not been possible to present this award due to the large number of students who have achieved 100% in Leaving Certificate Mathematics. We do however acknowledge this outstanding achievement and certificates are available for any student in this category. For further details contact chair@imtacouncil.com
Award Winners 2011 – 2019
2019: Daniel Andrews, Christian Brothers’ College, Cork; James Scally, Christian Brothers’ College, Cork; Ruaidhrà Campion, Marist College, Athlone and Cian Dunne, Blackrock College, Dublin.
2018: James O’Grady, Gonzaga College, Dublin; Aoife Gardiner, Newbridge College, Newbridge and Colin Smyth, Patrician Secondary School, Newbridge.
2017: Cillian O’Dochartaigh , Coláiste Eoin, Dublin; Ciarán William Lennon, St. Kierans College, Kilkenny; James Callanan, St. Benildus College, Dublin.
2016: Jack Lewis, Coláiste Eoin, Dublin; Evan Bracken, St. Mary’s CBS, Portlaoise and Bethan Godber, St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Tulia.
2015: Séamas MacLochlainn, The High School, Dublin; Neil McCann, St. Michael’s College, Dublin and Séan Kavanagh, Castleknock College, Dublin.
2014:  Keegan O’Mahoney, Christian Brothers’ College, Cork, Karen Briscoe, Kinsale Community School, Kinsale and Gavin O’Driscoll, Hamilton High School, Bannon.
2013: Conor Moloney, Christian Brothers’ College, Cork; Brendan O’Brien, Douglas Community School, Cork and Darragh Rice, St. Brendan’s College, Killarney
2012: Philip Clarke, St. Mary’s Diocesan School, Drogheda, Fiona McCarthy, Mount Anville Secondary School, Dublin and Joe O’Sullivan, Blackrock College, Dublin.
2011: Alan O’Regan, Christian Brothers’ College, Cork.
