Congratulations to our Transition Year students who proudly achieved their Bronze Awards in the prestigious Gaisce – The President’s Award programme. Their dedication, perseverance and commitment have truly paid off.

Hard luck to 2nd year students James Boyle and Cathal Cox in the All-Ireland semi-final earlier today against Kilkenny’s Cathal Barron and Ciaran Treacy in St Coman’s Handball Club, Roscommon.

As we bid a fond farewell to our wonderful Class of 2026, we look forward to sharing photos from last night’s emotional Mass, Graduation, and Awards Ceremony. In the meantime,

The STAR Creative Cluster school initiative is part of Ireland’s national Creative Clusters programme, designed to encourage creativity, collaboration, and inclusive learning among schools. The programme brings together groups of

The 2026 Connacht Softball 60×30 Championship took place in Williamstown on Friday evening. In the Girls’ U16A Singles, Grace Corrigan faced Aoife Walsh from Moycullen, Galway — an opponent she

Thanks to all of the Green Schools committee who did another fantastic litter pick around the school. It’s another regular step towards our next Green flag, Global Citizenship – Litter

A selection of some of the amazing posters Mr. Creaton’s 2nd and 5th year students have made in preparation for their 30-week assessments. They’ll be used by all of their

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dimitar from My Strandhill Bakery to our school, where he delivered a fantastic baking session for some of our lucky Transition Year

The 2026 Connacht Softball Juvenile A Championship finals took place in Fenagh, County Leitrim, on Saturday, showcasing the very best of traditional Irish handball in the 60×30 “Big Alley.” In

Twenty TY students recently completed their Gaisce Bronze Award overnight adventure journey with an unforgettable trip to Ox Mountain Glamping. The group took on an impressive 22km hike along the

Congratulations to fifth-year student Aoibhinn Conway, who was awarded Player of the Match for Mayo FC last weekend.

Well done to the six members of our staff — Mr. Creaton, Ms. Conlon, Mr. Brady, Ms. Fitzpatrick, Ms. Mooney and Ms. Garvey — who carried out an action research