Lá fhéile Bríde
Well done to Ms. Reidy’s students who discussed Naomh Bríd in Irish and her story. They then made some crosses from rushes. One student also made a Brídeog.
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Well done to Ms. Reidy’s students who discussed Naomh Bríd in Irish and her story. They then made some crosses from rushes. One student also made a Brídeog.
Read MoreAt 5.50am on Wednesday 29th January, as the freezing fog cleared Ballaghaderreen, not a creature was stirring…apart from the 86 3rd Year students and staff boarding the two coaches bound for Dublin. The destination was the Mill Street Theatre in Dundrum to see a live production of William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Credit must be …
Read MoreThe Cherry Blossom Tales: A Creative Exploration of Memory, Place, and Storytelling. A new Creative Ireland-funded project, The Cherry Blossom Tales, is bringing the past to life in Ballaghaderreen through storytelling, photography, videography, and creative exploration. Led by author and multidisciplinary artist Dr Anna King, and supported by Roscommon County Council, this initiative invites TY …
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that St. Nathy’s College will be open tomorrow, Wednesday 29th January, with Tutor classes commencing at 8.57am.
Read MorePlease note that St. Nathy’s College will be closed for students tomorrow Tuesday 28th January as there is no water supply at this time.
Read MoreAaron O’Toole plays Emmet Forrest who grew up in the Projects and had to endure and survive in order to follow his dream of becoming a lawyer. Aaron said he feels the character of Emmet shows the importance of never giving up on your dreams! I asked Aaron what was the most difficult part of …
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