Some of our U-14 girls team were delighted to participate in the LGFA mentoring session with Aisling Hanly recently. We would like to thank the LGFA , Aisling and LIDL for their continued involvement in promoting Gaelic football and supporting us here in St. Nathy’s.
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Today three of our cast travelled to Midwest Radio to be interiewed live on The Tommy Marren show. Gabrielle Heavey and Aaron Fox Lunt (our two lead charachers) aka 'Laura' and 'Tom' as well as Henry Black who plays 'The Teacher' in the musical filled Tommy in about our first ever musical in St. Nathy's.They were accompanied by our Principal, Fr. Henry and Ms. McHale, (a real teacher) who is in charge of the choir. Listen back to it on Midwest from 10.40-10.55. We were also treated to a live rendition of 'The name of the game'.
Time got the better of them and the two tickets are still looking to be claimed! So tune in tomorrow to The Tommy Marren show, when the tickets will be up for grabs. Good luck!
Read MoreThe green schools committee are busy preparing for our @GreenSchoolsIre and @roscommoncoco evaluation visit next week.We created a photo collage of our many activities completed as part of the seven step action plan that guides schools in achieving their flag.
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Tune into The Tommy Marren show tomorrow on Midwest Radio at 10.40am for a chance to win TWO golden tickets!
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Today, we embarked on an enriching and educational trip to Mountbellew Agricultural College, an experience meticulously organised by Agri-aware. This opportunity was not just a mere visit; it was an educational journey into the heart of agriculture, combining both educational insights and practical knowledge. The day was packed with activities, starting with a farm walk and talk that delved into the importance of dairy, beef, and sheep farming within our agricultural ecosystem. These discussions highlighted the importance of these sectors, not just for the economy but for ensuring food security and sustainability.
The educational journey did not stop there. A significant part of our visit was dedicated to understanding the machinery used in farming. It was fascinating to see how technology intertwines with traditional farming practices to enhance efficiency and productivity. Moreover, the emphasis on farm safety during these discussions was a vital reminder of the inherent risks in farming operations and the crucial need for adherence to safety protocols to protect both workers and animals.
An unexpected yet highly appreciated addition to our itinerary was the visit to Martin Connolly's beef farm in Castleplunkett. This visit provided us with a unique perspective on beef farming operations, enriched by the firsthand experiences shared by Martin Connolly and his Teagasc advisor Gerry Cregg. Their insightful talk, filled with practical advice and personal anecdotes, offered a deeper understanding of the nuances of beef farming.
We would like to thank Agri-aware for organising such an informative and comprehensive agricultural trip. Special thanks goes to Martin Connolly and his Teagasc advisor for their generosity in sharing their time and knowledge with us. Today’s trip was a reminder of how important agriculture is in our lives, reinforcing the need for continuous learning and appreciation of the hard work and dedication that goes into farming.
Thank you to Mr. Dolan, Ms. Coyle and Mr. Convey for accompanying them.
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