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I Wish 2025

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6-2-25
Pictured at the largest ever I Wish Showcase, held today, Thursday at the RDS in Dublin was students Valerie Oji and Joanne Atologun from Merlin College Galway.
The showcase saw 4,000 female students gather to be inspired to pursue a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Maths (STEM). Today’s event — the largest I Wish Showcase to date — was officially opened by Taoiseach, Micheál Martin.
With 45% of girls citing a lack of access to female role models as a barrier to STEM careers according to a recent I Wish survey, 46 speakers engaged directly with students at the all-island event, showcasing the power of visible role models in shaping aspirations and breaking barriers. Among them were Olympic sprint star Phil Healy; Olympic rower Zoe Hyde; Olympic relay star and Deloitte’s Strategic Project Lead, Claire Dunne (née Bergin); and international rally driver Aoife Rafferty, who shared their journeys of perseverance, ambition and success.
This year’s event also features the largest-ever exhibition hall, with over 30 exhibitors from leading Irish and global companies and organisations showcasing exciting STEM career opportunities. Highlights included the Sport Innovation Hub in collaboration with Sport Ireland’s HER Moves campaign, where students explored how technology is transforming sports through interactive activities like rowing machines, reaction boards and jersey design stations. The Food Science Hub, led by Carbery, Kerry Group and Dawn Meats, demonstrated STEM’s impact on the food industry with machine learning tools, cheese-making tasks and problem-solving games.
I Wish, a multi-award-winning programme showcasing the power of STEM to female students in Ireland and across the globe, has held its renowned annual Showcase since 2015, engaging with over 65,000 students in this time, hosting over 1,000 speakers, and partnering with over 130 industry leaders.
Pic:Naoise Culhane - no fee

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6-2-25
Pictured at the largest ever I Wish Showcase, held today, Thursday at the RDS in Dublin was An Taoiseach , Micheal Martin, meeting students from Bunclody Community College, Co Wexford.
The showcase saw 4,000 female students gather to be inspired to pursue a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Maths (STEM). Today’s event — the largest I Wish Showcase to date — was officially opened by Taoiseach, Micheál Martin.
With 45% of girls citing a lack of access to female role models as a barrier to STEM careers according to a recent I Wish survey, 46 speakers engaged directly with students at the all-island event, showcasing the power of visible role models in shaping aspirations and breaking barriers. Among them were Olympic sprint star Phil Healy; Olympic rower Zoe Hyde; Olympic relay star and Deloitte’s Strategic Project Lead, Claire Dunne (née Bergin); and international rally driver Aoife Rafferty, who shared their journeys of perseverance, ambition and success.
This year’s event also features the largest-ever exhibition hall, with over 30 exhibitors from leading Irish and global companies and organisations showcasing exciting STEM career opportunities. Highlights included the Sport Innovation Hub in collaboration with Sport Ireland’s HER Moves campaign, where students explored how technology is transforming sports through interactive activities like rowing machines, reaction boards and jersey design stations. The Food Science Hub, led by Carbery, Kerry Group and Dawn Meats, demonstrated STEM’s impact on the food industry with machine learning tools, cheese-making tasks and problem-solving games.
I Wish, a multi-award-winning programme showcasing the power of STEM to female students in Ireland and across the globe, has held its renowned annual Showcase since 2015, engaging with over 65,000 students in this time, hosting over 1,000 speakers, and partnering with over 130 industry leaders.
Pic:Naoise Culhane - no fee

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6-2-25
Pictured at the largest ever I Wish Showcase, held today, Thursday at the RDS in Dublin were students listening to the event.
The showcase saw 4,000 female students gather to be inspired to pursue a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Maths (STEM). Today’s event — the largest I Wish Showcase to date — was officially opened by Taoiseach, Micheál Martin.
With 45% of girls citing a lack of access to female role models as a barrier to STEM careers according to a recent I Wish survey, 46 speakers engaged directly with students at the all-island event, showcasing the power of visible role models in shaping aspirations and breaking barriers. Among them were Olympic sprint star Phil Healy; Olympic rower Zoe Hyde; Olympic relay star and Deloitte’s Strategic Project Lead, Claire Dunne (née Bergin); and international rally driver Aoife Rafferty, who shared their journeys of perseverance, ambition and success.
This year’s event also features the largest-ever exhibition hall, with over 30 exhibitors from leading Irish and global companies and organisations showcasing exciting STEM career opportunities. Highlights included the Sport Innovation Hub in collaboration with Sport Ireland’s HER Moves campaign, where students explored how technology is transforming sports through interactive activities like rowing machines, reaction boards and jersey design stations. The Food Science Hub, led by Carbery, Kerry Group and Dawn Meats, demonstrated STEM’s impact on the food industry with machine learning tools, cheese-making tasks and problem-solving games.
I Wish, a multi-award-winning programme showcasing the power of STEM to female students in Ireland and across the globe, has held its renowned annual Showcase since 2015, engaging with over 65,000 students in this time, hosting over 1,000 speakers, and partnering with over 130 industry leaders.
Pic:Naoise Culhane - no fee

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6-2-25
Pictured at the largest ever I Wish Showcase, held today, Thursday at the RDS in Dublin was An Taoiseach , Micheal Martin TD,(centre) with I Wish co-founders Gillian Keating (left0 and Caroline O’Driscoll (right).
The showcase saw 4,000 female students gather to be inspired to pursue a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Maths (STEM). Today’s event — the largest I Wish Showcase to date — was officially opened by Taoiseach, Micheál Martin.
With 45% of girls citing a lack of access to female role models as a barrier to STEM careers according to a recent I Wish survey, 46 speakers engaged directly with students at the all-island event, showcasing the power of visible role models in shaping aspirations and breaking barriers. Among them were Olympic sprint star Phil Healy; Olympic rower Zoe Hyde; Olympic relay star and Deloitte’s Strategic Project Lead, Claire Dunne (née Bergin); and international rally driver Aoife Rafferty, who shared their journeys of perseverance, ambition and success.
This year’s event also features the largest-ever exhibition hall, with over 30 exhibitors from leading Irish and global companies and organisations showcasing exciting STEM career opportunities. Highlights included the Sport Innovation Hub in collaboration with Sport Ireland’s HER Moves campaign, where students explored how technology is transforming sports through interactive activities like rowing machines, reaction boards and jersey design stations. The Food Science Hub, led by Carbery, Kerry Group and Dawn Meats, demonstrated STEM’s impact on the food industry with machine learning tools, cheese-making tasks and problem-solving games.
I Wish, a multi-award-winning programme showcasing the power of STEM to female students in Ireland and across the globe, has held its renowned annual Showcase since 2015, engaging with over 65,000 students in this time, hosting over 1,000 speakers, and partnering with over 130 industry leaders.
Pic:Naoise Culhane - no fee

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I Wish UCC Campus Programme 2023

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I Wish 2023 Survey Report Launch

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Iarnród Eireann & Bus Eireann I Wish Transport Partnership Launch 2023

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I Wish 2023 Showcase Event

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I Wish UCC Campus Programme 2023

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2023 Launch of Iarnród Eireann Partnership

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I Wish 2022 Survey Report Launch

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First Lady of New Jersey Visit 2022

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I Wish 2022 Virtual Event

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