As the game got off to a late start, referee Michael Duffy (Sligo) threw up the ball. It was quickly won by Manorhamilton and carried up the field to open the first score of the game. It wasn’t long before Ballaghaderreen showed their place worthy of being in the final after full -forward, Megan McCormack …
Read More[lightbox_image size=”full-banner” image_path=”https://www.stnathys.com/wp-content/uploads/jss.jpg” lightbox_content=”https://www.stnathys.com/wp-content/uploads/js.jpg” group=”” description=”Juvenile Success”] On the 4th of April the St. Nathy’s Juvenille team took on St. Attracta’s , Tubbercurry in the Connaught League Final. St. Attracta’s got off to a great start scoring the first 3 points of the game. But Nathy’s came back with 4 points. Brian Molloy received a …
Read MoreOn the 28th of March the TY’s along with our German Exchange partners went to Omagh Co. Tyrone. When we were in Omagh we visited the Ulster American Folk Park. When we arrived at the park we all sat down for a quick bite to eat after the long journey. We then split into two …
Read MoreOn Thursday, March 27th, the Transition Year anti litter group, alongside the two stars of the video and a representation of the Green Schools committee, travelled to Roscommon to participate in the County Council Anti Litter Campaign. The process to enter this contest had been started in 2013, when the Transition Year class helped film …
Read MoreOn Monday, the 31st of March we went to Galway with the German exchange students. We left Ballaghaderreen at 8:30 and arrived at 10:30. First we went to NUIG, and Mr.O’Suilleabhain gave us a tour of the college and a brief history about it. Everyone found the tour very interesting: including the German students and …
Read MoreOn Sunday the 30th of March, in the company of our German exchange students, the Transition Years from St.Nathys College made a memorable trip to Ballintubber Abbey, Crough Patrick and Turlough House. It was a glorious day, and when we arrived at Ballintubber Abbey for a Tour and Mass, the Scenery was majestic and peaceful. …
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