Well done to our Minor footballers who have finished off their season with the Rockwell blitz. We had 2 teams with over 35 girls playing at least 5 matches. Hard luck to our A team who reached the A county final for the second year in a row before being narrowly beaten by the Urseline in a tense and ultra competitive final. ... See MoreSee Less
The Community Bus and Garda Hennessey are absolute legends for bringing our school community to the Helix. Great day out and so proud of Aoife and Isabel. Worlds here we come! Junk Kouture... See MoreSee Less
TY students took part in the National Spring Clean in Tipperary Hills and around the town for the last 2 Fridays. Well done girls on your great work. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Transition Year student Irina Pojar who had the honour of representing Tipperary County in Dáil na nÓg, Ireland’s National Youth Parliament, last Friday in Leinster House. Irina’s participation in this important national forum is a wonderful accomplishment that highlights the strength of student leadership and engagement here at our school. Delegates voted to prioritise the Irish language in education as their national focus for the next two years, with continuous assessment also featuring prominently in discussions. This will now be submitted as the top recommendation from young people at Dáil na nÓg to the Convention on Education, helping to shape Ireland’s education system into the future. They also had the opportunity to meet a number of key national figures, including Tánaiste Simon Harris TD, Minister Emer Higgins TD, Mary Lou McDonald TD, Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD, Pearse Doherty TD, and Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy. ... See MoreSee Less
Well done to our Minor footballers who have finished off their season with the Rockwell blitz. We had 2 teams with over 35 girls playing at least 5 matches. Hard luck to our A team who reached the A county final for the second year in a row before being narrowly beaten by the Urseline in a tense and ultra competitive final. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done to our 5th year LCVP class who raised €2,428 for the Dillion Quirke foundation with their 'Spinathon'. A great achievement for a worthy cause. Dillon Quirke Foundation
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The Community Bus and Garda Hennessey are absolute legends for bringing our school community to the Helix. Great day out and so proud of Aoife and Isabel. Worlds here we come! Junk Kouture ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Isabel Slattery on progressing to the World Junk Kouture Finals 2026! ... See MoreSee Less
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TY students took part in the National Spring Clean in Tipperary Hills and around the town for the last 2 Fridays. Well done girls on your great work. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Transition Year student Irina Pojar who had the honour of representing Tipperary County in Dáil na nÓg, Ireland’s National Youth Parliament, last Friday in Leinster House.
Irina’s participation in this important national forum is a wonderful accomplishment that highlights the strength of student leadership and engagement here at our school.
Delegates voted to prioritise the Irish language in education as their national focus for the next two years, with continuous assessment also featuring prominently in discussions. This will now be submitted as the top recommendation from young people at Dáil na nÓg to the Convention on Education, helping to shape Ireland’s education system into the future.
They also had the opportunity to meet a number of key national figures, including Tánaiste Simon Harris TD, Minister Emer Higgins TD, Mary Lou McDonald TD, Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD, Pearse Doherty TD, and Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy. ... See MoreSee Less
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