Unlucky today to our minor football team in the Munster final against St. Flannan’s — a huge effort from start to finish 💪 Huge achievement for the school to compete in 5 Munster finals this year.
Special mention to Bea, one of our international students, who made her impact off the bench today and has been a fantastic addition. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Unlucky today to our minor football team in the Munster final against St. Flannan’s — a huge effort from start to finish 💪 Huge achievement for the school to compete in 5 Munster finals this year.
Special mention to Bea, one of our international students, who made her impact off the bench today and has been a fantastic addition. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
We wandered through the charming old streets, took a peaceful pause in a stunning church, and soaked up some culture at the Musée des Beaux-Arts 🎨
The buzz of Cours Saleya Market was a highlight 🌸—full of colour, life, and local flavour. After a lovely lunch, we wrapped up the day with plenty of laughs at an indoor challenge centre 😄
A perfect mix of culture, fun, and unforgettable moments! ... See MoreSee Less
We are very proud of these two 5th year studehts Erin Chapman & Natasha Cussen who have been chosen to represent our school on the Lourdes Pilgrimage this summer. During the pilgrimage, they will assist and support sick pilgrims offering care, kindness and companionship. We know they will be fantastic ambassadors for our school while making a real difference to others. Well Done also to Grainne Barry, Holly Hogan & Àine O’Mahoney Crowe who are travelling to Lourdes from our Parish.
Our 5th Year Art students proudly showing their handcrafted earthenware clay pieces after firing them in the kiln. Through designing, shaping and firing their work, student’s gain hands on experience in traditional pottery techniques while developing their artistic expression. ... See MoreSee Less
Unlucky today to our minor football team in the Munster final against St. Flannan’s — a huge effort from start to finish 💪 Huge achievement for the school to compete in 5 Munster finals this year.
Special mention to Bea, one of our international students, who made her impact off the bench today and has been a fantastic addition. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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Unlucky today to our minor football team in the Munster final against St. Flannan’s — a huge effort from start to finish 💪 Huge achievement for the school to compete in 5 Munster finals this year.
Special mention to Bea, one of our international students, who made her impact off the bench today and has been a fantastic addition. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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A beautiful day in Nice 🇫🇷✨
We wandered through the charming old streets, took a peaceful pause in a stunning church, and soaked up some culture at the Musée des Beaux-Arts 🎨
The buzz of Cours Saleya Market was a highlight 🌸—full of colour, life, and local flavour. After a lovely lunch, we wrapped up the day with plenty of laughs at an indoor challenge centre 😄
A perfect mix of culture, fun, and unforgettable moments! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are very proud of these two 5th year studehts Erin Chapman & Natasha Cussen who have been chosen to represent our school on the Lourdes Pilgrimage this summer. During the pilgrimage, they will assist and support sick pilgrims offering care, kindness and companionship.
We know they will be fantastic ambassadors for our school while making a real difference to others.
Well Done also to Grainne Barry, Holly Hogan & Àine O’Mahoney Crowe who are travelling to Lourdes from our Parish.
We wish you all a safe trip. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our 5th Year Art students proudly showing their handcrafted earthenware clay pieces after firing them in the kiln.
Through designing, shaping and firing their work, student’s gain hands on experience in traditional pottery techniques while developing their artistic expression. ... See MoreSee Less
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