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3rd July 2023
09:25am BST

"Max was a constant source of positivity, encouragement, and fun for all of those around him. He was extremely popular with staff and students alike, and a fantastic supporter of our teams during the various cup campaigns (as well as a great brother to past pupil, Charlie)," the school said. "Our thoughts are with Max’s family at this awful time and with his friends who have experienced such shocking loss over the last 24 hours." Andrew was also remembered by the school, who described him as being "not only a popular classmate and friend, but a proud and committed member of our football team". "He was kind to those around him, honest in all of his endeavours, and a great brother. Andrew will be sorely missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him," St. Michael's College added. Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris also paid tribute to the teens, writing: "Devastating news emerging from Greece. Thinking of the families and friends of Andrew and Max and all Leaving Cert students abroad in Greece who were enjoying holidays after exams and are now encountering such shock and pain and grief. "I know we all hold them in our hearts tonight."Our thoughts are with Andrew O'Donnell and Max Wall’s family and friends at this awful time. We offer our sincerest condolences to the Class of 2023, the school staff &!the pupils. The Union is here to support the school staff & past pupil population at this difficult time. pic.twitter.com/hxjvGRnWZA
— St Michael's College Union (@StMichaelsColl1) July 2, 2023
Devastating news emerging from Greece. Thinking of the families & friends of Andrew and Max and all Leaving Cert students abroad in Greece who were enjoying holidays after exams and are now encountering such shock and pain and grief. I know we all hold them in our hearts tonight https://t.co/rXZz85hoQI
— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) July 2, 2023
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