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Julie Kilmartin, Gala Simioc, Anne Spratt and Shauna Spratt during the hot weather break | PICTURE: Keith Wiseman
KILMARTIN Educational Services on O’Connell Street in the city treated leaving-cert students to ice creams ahead of the big exams this week.
It truly is Leaving Cert weather as the students cooled themselves down with the ice cream cones amidst the current heatwave.
All across the county, Leaving Cert students have been preparing for their final exams which begin on Wednesday morning with English Paper One at 9.30am.
Met Éireann are predicting that the dry weather conditions could continue into next weekend with it becoming cloudier as the week moves on.
Kilmartin Educational Services have offices in Limerick and Munster, providing students with individual grinds and group tuition classes to study skills seminars and more.
It is under the principalship of Julie Kilmartin, an experienced teacher of Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
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