Peace Poster Competition 2023/2024
Ashbourne & District Winner
Ashbourne Wins National Competition 2023
Ashbourne Lions Club entry from ETNS has won Lions Club Ireland Peace Poster Final for 2021/2022. We had a bumper local entry and a very competitive final five posters. The winner was sent forward to the national final competing with all Irish Lions Clubs. This poster will be entered in the Grand Final which will have a world wide entry. Congratulations to Ann Moore, Lions Club Ireland Peace Poster officer and Ciaran Finn the Ashbourne & District Peace Poster Officer. We offer our sincere thanks to all the children , parents and teachers who entered the competition and a big congratulations to the winning entry.
Milena Sopagaite from Educate Together National School
( This years theme is " We are all connected")
Milena Sopagaite from Educate Together National School
( This years theme is " We are all connected")
The Lions Club International Peace Poster Contest was recently launched, and young people – ages 11,12 and 13 years old –are encouraged to express their visions of peace through art. The local Ashbourne and District Lions club proudly sponsor the contest in local schools and we were delighted to have received a wonderful art work submitted by students from Ms McGriffin and Ms Jenkinson’s 6th classes in St Declan’s National School.
The participants use a variety of mediums, including charcoal, crayon, pencil and paint, to express a different theme about peace each year. The works vary greatly and reflect the young artists’ life experiences and culture.
Global Contest
This is a global contest and Judges from the art, media, youth development and humanitarian communities select 24 international finalists representing the more than 350,000 children who participate annually. Posters are shared globally
via the Internet, social media, news outlets and traveling exhibits.
This international Peace Poster contest is all about participation, encouragement and enabling children to express their talents and creativity through art. The Lions Club would like to thank St Declan’s National School for participating in this contest and we wish them all the very best of luck with their excellent entries.
The Lions Club International Peace Poster Contest was recently launched, and young people – ages 11,12 and 13 years old –are encouraged to express their visions of peace through art. The local Ashbourne and District Lions club proudly sponsor the contest in local schools and we were delighted to have received a wonderful art work submitted by students from Ms McGriffin and Ms Jenkinson’s 6th classes in St Declan’s National School.
The participants use a variety of mediums, including charcoal, crayon, pencil and paint, to express a different theme about peace each year. The works vary greatly and reflect the young artists’ life experiences and culture.
Global Contest
This is a global contest and Judges from the art, media, youth development and humanitarian communities select 24 international finalists representing the more than 350,000 children who participate annually. Posters are shared globally
via the Internet, social media, news outlets and traveling exhibits.
This international Peace Poster contest is all about participation, encouragement and enabling children to express their talents and creativity through art. The Lions Club would like to thank St Declan’s National School for participating in this contest and we wish them all the very best of luck with their excellent entries.
