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đ Massive Congratulations to two of our amazing third-year students, Meabh Lavin and Saerlaith Dillon, who are on the Mayo U16 Girls' team, who helped Mayo in a stunning victory over Kildare in the All-Ireland A Semi-Final last night!
đ„ Final Score:
Kildare 0-14 â Mayo 5-10
An absolutely dominant performance from the Mayo girls â and now, it is on to the All-Ireland Final where they will take on Kerry (Watch out Mr. Carmody!!!!) on July 16th (venue to be confirmed).
đ We at St. Nathyâs are incredibly proud of Meabh, Saerlaith, and the entire Mayo squad. Wishing you all the very best as you go for glory â we will all be cheering you on every step of the way! đâ€ïž
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Best of luck to three of our 5th Year students today. Dean Casey, James Cassidy and Declan Duffy as they don their respective county jerseys to play in the All-Ireland Minor Semi- Finals. First up Dean and James along with their Roscommon teammates play in Kingspan Breffni Park in Cavan for a much-anticipated battle with Ulster Champions Tyrone. Throw in is at 1.30 today. Immediately after at 3.30 Declan Duffy will play for Mayo as centre-half back against Munster Champions Kerry at Cusack Park Ennis. We wish them both the best of luck and hope to see them face off in an All-Ireland Final. Both games will be live on TG4 and on local radio stations. Best of luck also to our past pupil, Shane Moran who is the Roscommon manager.Â
Read MoreCongratulations to Grace Henry and Mila Clancy who competed in the All Ireland Schools Athletics finals at the start of the summer. Our two girls fought through adversity to perform well on the day and we are all proud of them. Mila has also been selected to represent Connacht in the Tailteann Games, one of the oldest athletics competitions in the world. We wish her the best of luck in the games on Saturday the 21st of June. Recently in the Connacht club athletics Lucia McDonnell (Moy Valley AC) and Mila Clancy (Corran AC) excelled. Lucia came third in the Long Jump and Mila won the Long Jump and came 2nd in the 300m Hurdles (setting a new PB in the event). Both Mila and Lucia have qualified for the National Finals. Well done to the girls and we hope you have a great summer! Special thank you to all teachers who helped organise the athletics this year: Ms Mee, Ms Brunker, Ms Hannelly and Ms. Powell.
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Despite a great display from the Roscommon players, they unfortunately were pipped at the post by Inishowen. It was a grreat achievement to make it so far in such a prestigious competition. It was undeniably a great experience for the boys. Well done to all.
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The Cherry Blossom Tales: Reimagining the Legacy of Anne Deane
Launch Event: 2pm, 2nd August 2025
Venue: Upstairs at Durkinâs Restaurant, Ballaghaderreen.
It is part of the Ballaghaderreen Arts Festival. The "Cherry Blossom Tales" is a compelling new student-led exhibition created by contemplative artist and writer Dr. Anna King, in collaboration with St. Nathyâs College, Ballaghaderreen.
The launch event will include short readings and an opportunity to meet some of the student participants. An intimate visual art exhibition will remain open to the public until 5pm that day.
This unique project is inspired by the life and legacy of Anne Deane, Ballaghaderreenâs
influential 19th-century businesswoman, activist, and a key figure in the Ladiesâ Land
League â Irelandâs first political movement led by women. This powerful chapter in local
and national history is brought to life through the creative lens of a new generation.
The exhibition features original paintings, photographs, framed narrative prints, and a
process-based video performance developed during a series of workshops with Anna, in
which students responded imaginatively to Ballaghaderreenâs history and to a fictional
story set in the garden of Dillon House in 1882.
Bringing the past into the present, the exhibition invites visitors to experience local history
through storytelling, art, and the creative exploration of place. The project was supported by teachers Karen Munnelly and Conor OâConnell of St. Nathyâs College, who helped coordinate student participation and guided the development of creative responses within the school.
The Cherry Blossom Tales is supported by the Roscommon County Council Creative Ireland
Programme 2025.
Admission is free. Tickets can be booked online:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ballaghaderreenartsfestival2025
For further information, interviews, or images, please contact:
anna7king@gmail.com, www.annaking.ie
Photo 1. Some of the students working on The Cherry Blossom Tales: Brooke Coleman,
Henry Black and Aaron Fox.
Photo 2. Students responding to the Cherry Blossom Tales: OisĂn Llewellyn and Brooke
Colman.
Congratulations to Eloise McDonnell, Ella Hunt and Kaylan McHugh who represented Roscommon in the "Gaynor Cup" in Limerick last week.
These three girls made it to the Semi-Final, a fantastic achievement. You have made your school and your club very proud.
Best wishes to Daithi Finn who is representing the Roscommon Academy ( RDYSL) at the "Kennedy Cup" in Limerick this week.
The "Kennedy Cup" showcases the best talent in Ireland.
Kudos to Ruairi Phillips from Class 1C, who is currently participating in the "Kennedy Cup" at the University of Limerick. This prestigious inter-league tournament is the top underage football competition in the country.
Ruairi has an amazing chance to play alongside and compete against the best young footballers from leagues nationwide.
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Well done to all of our Fifth Years who received awards in âPositive Engagement in school lifeâ, "Commitment to School Ethos" and "Sports".
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