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14Mar 2025

Happy Pi Day 2025

Pi Day, celebrated annually onĀ March 14, honours theĀ mathematical constantĀ Pi, which is approximately 3.14. The date, when written as 3/14, mirrors the first three digits of Pi, making it a fitting day for mathematicians and numerophiles to celebrate this important number.

Here is a collage of Students work where they' created Pi Skylines using the irrational number Pi. (3.14)

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12Mar 2025

Well done to our TY students who travelled to Midwest Radio today!

A huge shout-out to our very talented TY students who made their way to Ballyhaunis today for a fantastic chat with Tommy Marren about our much-anticipated show, "Illegally Blonde". A big thank you to Tommy and his incredible team for making us feel so welcome.

James Puncheon delivered a thoughtful and engaging overview of the musical, highlighting the incredible teamwork thatā€™s been behind the scenes. He also gave a sneak peek into the characters and the storyline of "Illegally Blonde".

Aisling Maloney graced us with a beautiful rendition of ā€œIreland,ā€ which considering the week that is in it, Seachtain na Gaelige, and St. Patrick's Day around the corner, made us all a bit nostalgic.

Ava Oā€™Brien wowed the audience with ā€œSo Much Better.ā€ What lung power! Tommy was almost gasping for air himself! and jokingly asked her if she needed a defibrillator?Ā  All of Mayo and Roscommon paused whever they were doing to hear these incredible ladies as they belted out their tunes! Both girls also shared insights into the characters they are portraying.

Tickets are flying off the shelves, so make sure to grab yours soon! You can purchase them at the school office,Ā  Imelda Towey's or online at www.stnathys.com.

The show runs nightly from Thursday, March 13th to Saturday, March 15th. Donā€™t miss out!

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10Mar 2025

Well done and Hard luck

Well done and hard luck to Cathal Cox and James Boyle from Lisacul Handball Club who lost to a very strong Tyrone teamĀ in the Connacht All-Ireland semi-finals in Croke Park last weekend.Ā Ā It was a great achievement to get this far, we are very proud of them.

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