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All of the staff at St. Nathy’s College wish the very best of luck to our 2026 cohort of students who will receive their Leaving Certificate and Leaving Certificate Applied
Date: Thursday, 11th June 2026 Location: St. Nathy’s College Start Time: 16:50 (please note the slightly earlier start time) Every drop counts—and on Thursday, 11th June, you have the chance
Every drop matters, someone nearby could need blood to survive today. Give a little time, save a life, and be the reason a family doesn’t lose someone they love. Your
Best wishes to all our Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied, and Junior Cycle students who are starting their State exams tomorrow. Wishing you every success, stay calm, do your best,
Transition Year students marked the completion of their year on Friday, May 18th, with a well-deserved celebration of their many achievements. The morning began with a screening of their highly
Ciarán Donoghue, a past pupil of St. Nathy’s College (Class of 2012), sadly passed away in January 2014. Ciarán lived with Friedreich’s Ataxia, a rare and progressive genetic disorder affecting
Well done to Senan Johnston, who claimed U16 gold at the Community Games National Handball Finals last weekend. Representing his club with distinction, Senan’s achievement is a testament to his
Roscommon is set to come alive with creativity this 6th June 2026 as Cruinniú na nÓg returns with a vibrant, county-wide programme of free creative events for children and young people of all
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
This school received a grant in 2021 to implement initiatives aimed at addressing the digital divide and support our learners at risk of educational disadvantage as a consequence, as part of the Irish National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) a project under the Recovery and Resilience Facility funded by the European Union through NextGenerationEU.
