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03Apr 2014

Auf Wiedershen

On Thursday, April 1st, the Transition Year students from St. Nathy’s College spent their last day with their German exchange partners from Gymnasium Lenoninum Handrup. The day started off with a tour around St. Nathy’s College. This was followed by the students attending a class with their exchange partners. The German group, were then introduced …

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03Apr 2014

Irish Angus Producer Group Schools Competition

On Thursday last, four third year students took part in a competition being run in Mullingar by the Irish Angus Producer Group. It was the second round of the competition, open to students completing their Leaving Certificate in 2016. 15 groups had been shortlisted, from the 60 that had applied. The original round involved writing …

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07Mar 2014

SciFest at St. Nathy’s College

  St. Nathy’s College, Ballaghaderreen, held their first SciFest@school, Science Fair, on Friday 28th February 2014. All First Year students (116) entered. A total of 48 interesting and innovative projects (7 individual and 41 group) were submitted, dividing evenly into two categories: 1. Physical Sciences/Technology 2. Life Sciences [one_half] On the day of the Fair, …

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05Mar 2014

Tribute to Fr Finan.

A cornucopia of gifts; eloquence, friendliness, humour, kindness and wisdom were his essence but at the heart of all lay the gift of Priesthood. Added to his knowledge of St. Augustine and Aquinas was his ability to penetrate the language of Pop and Rock music and find in them the subtext of spirituality, imagery and …

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27Feb 2014

FR FINAN – Obituary written by Chairperson, Board of Management

The death occurred on 2nd February, 2014 of Fr. Andrew Finan, late of  St. Nathy’s College, Ballaghaderreen. Andrew was born to James and Helen Finan (R.I.P.) at  Stella Maris, Ballisodare,  Co. Sligo and was educated at St. John’s National School, Sligo and St. Mary’s Secondary School, Ballisodare. He later attended St. Patrick’s University at Maynooth …

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