Oarsome display from St Killian's College A Level pupil Aidan

Irish international rower Aidan Murray put his sporting career on hold during this year to focus on his A Levels, and that decision has definitely paid off for the St Killian's College student.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Aug 2016, 15:33 BST
Updated 18th Aug 2016, 16:35 BST
Aiden Murray with his dad John, mum Janette, St Killian's College principal Jonny Brady and sister Sarah, who will be collecting her GCSE results next week. INLT 33-651-CONAiden Murray with his dad John, mum Janette, St Killian's College principal Jonny Brady and sister Sarah, who will be collecting her GCSE results next week. INLT 33-651-CON
Aiden Murray with his dad John, mum Janette, St Killian's College principal Jonny Brady and sister Sarah, who will be collecting her GCSE results next week. INLT 33-651-CON

Aidan clinched three A* grades (biology, chemistry and maths) and an A grade (French) in his examinations.

The Larne student will take up a place in Bristol University in September to study medicine.

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Aidan is the Irish National Junior double skulls champion and back in February achieved second place in the Dutch International meeting. He is hoping to further his sporting career in line with his academic career.

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