On Thursday the 14th, the St.Nathy’s junior girls set out with high expectations to a match against St.Mary’s Charlestown. The St.Nathy’s girls were first out on the pitch, keen to burst into warm up mode. The match began and the ball was won by Charlestown, but quickly won back by St.Nathy’s girls in green. Megan …
Read More[column_break] [one_half] 2013 witnesses the awarding of 125 All Ireland Scholarships to students from the 32 counties resulting in the number of winners totalling 745 since 2008. Now, more than ever, is a time to embrace adversity and nurture the wealth of talent that exists amongst our youth. My sincere appreciation to the Scholarship Trust …
Read MoreWe are a TY mini company who make candles in china cups with saucers. We use natural soya wax and natural scents. Since our raw materials are sourced in charity shops, we are therefore supporting many charities. We stock in Molloy’s Ballaghaderreen, SuperValu Ballaghaderreen, West of Eden and various craft fairs around the province. Please …
Read MoreLast Wednesday, Christine Mackey started working with Transition Year students to create an alternative guide to Ballaghadereen town. The guide will be based on the student’s own observations on what they find in the town, what is of interest to them, its history, its social aspects, its geography, its trade and of course its people. …
Read MoreLast Friday, the St.Nathy’s senior football team travelled to Ballyhaunis Community School for a league match. Neither team had lost a game to that date and neither wanted to break their winning streak. Ballyhaunis started the match off with a goal, but the Nathy’s girls didn’t let that dampen their spirits as Karin Roddy answered …
Read MoreOn Wednesday the 6th of November, our under 14 girls took on Castlerea in their 3rd outing of their league. Both sides played well considering the wet and windy conditions. St. Nathy’s opened the game with a goal and a point in the first 5 minutes with a goal from Megan McCormack. Castlerea responded with …
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