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Headline: MR. MURPHY VOTED 2026 TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Sub-headline: Wexford School Teacher Receives Top Award!
Story:
Celebrations continued late into the night at St. Mary's NS in Wexford, as Mr. Murphy received his 2026 Teacher of the Year Award. This will be his second time to be awarded the prestigious and fiercely competitive prize.
‘It’s an absolute honour to be giving you this award,’ Norma Foley, Minister of Education told Mr. Murphy at the ceremony. ‘If I could get all teachers to be as hardworking and dedicated as you, I could easily cut the number of teachers by half.’ Mr. Murphy told the minister that he thought that would be a great idea, and suggested she first try out her new policy in the Dáil.
Previous pupils of Mr. Murphy were in attendance last night. Among them three Nobel Prize winners, two Academy Award nominees, a Booker prize winner and an almost runner up in the Eurovision song contest.
‘Part of Mr. Murphy’s prize is a week of sun, sand, sea and salsa!’ said the Principal. ‘I can’t wait to see his face when he arrives in Bundoran, County Donegal.’
Some parents of previous students were in attendance last night also. ‘We miss him so much,’ one of the parents commented. ‘Our children just haven’t been the same since they left his class.’
One of his favourite pupils, Niamh Byrne, told us how happy they were that Mr. Murphy had received the award. ‘Mr. Murphy is the kindest, most patient and encouraging person I know,’ Niamh Byrne said, later adding, ‘will you tell him that I said that, and maybe he won’t give me so much homework?’
Mr. Murphy will also be appearing on the Late Late Show this Friday. ‘I can’t wait to meet him,’ Patrick Kielty said. RTÉ is believed to have offered Mr. Murphy his own reality show - Super Teacher, but he has sadly declined.
We at the Irish Gazette would also like to wish Mr. Murphy our congratulations for being the deserved winner of such a prestigious award.
