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12May 2023

Connacht Champions !!

In an absolutely scintillating game, St. Nathy’s emerged victorious in the Connacht final of first year girls soccer. In their first season, the girls have ended the season undefeated in all aspects of competition.  Within the first five minutes of play, Zoe McDonagh entered the box with eyes for goal and was brought down unceremoniously …

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10May 2023

Connacht Final

Wishing the best of luck to our 1st year girls soccer team along with their coaches Mr Nealon & Mr Creaton who play Headford in the Connacht final this Friday in Claremorris AFC.

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09May 2023

Ivy takes to the stage

Congratulations to 1st Year student Ivy O’Connor who took to the stage in the recent performance of Romeo & Juliet in the Roscommon Arts Centre. Ivy is a member or the Roscommon County Youth Theatre group. RCYT is a professional youth theatre organisation designed to provide opportunities for young people who have a passion for …

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06May 2023

All Ireland Award for ‘Chopping Away’

Congratulations to Rachel, Dean and Olivia Beirne on the success in Croke Park yesterday. Their mini company ‘Chopping Away’ was awarded the National Intellectual Property Award in the Intermediate Category. What a wonderful achievement for these Junior entrepreneurs. We are very proud of their success! Many thanks to Business teachers Ms Munnelly & Ms Hannon.

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06May 2023

Connaught Indoor Athletics

On the 24th of April, a squad of 30 athletes represented St Nathy’s at the Connaught Indoors Competition held in TUS Athlone. This was a participatory event, affording the opportunity to 1st,2nd and TY students to experience competing in an athletics event, at one of Ireland’s best indoor athletics facilities. The events on offer were the shot …

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06May 2023

Romeo & Juliet

On Friday 28th April, over 80 Junior Cycle English students attended a production of Romeo and Juliet in The Roscommon Arts Centre. Students saw the play that they have studied, as part of their Junior Cycle Programme, come to life on stage by a group of talented actors. There is no doubt about the relevance of …

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