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14Oct 2013

Junior Girls Gaelic

On the 8th of October St. Nathy’s junior girls’ team played a Gaelic football match against the Coola girls .The game started at 12:30. St Nathy’s got off to a flying start with Brianna Gorman scoring a goal in the first minute of the game. That goal was soon followed by a point scored by …

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11Oct 2013

Knock Visit

On the Friday the 8th of October 2013, the transition year class of St.Nathy’s college went to a Youth Gathering in Knock Shrine. Our day began with a trip to the Basilica, where people spoke to us about how God came into their lives. One of the speakers was called Ger; he was a goal …

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10Oct 2013

Under 19 girls’ basketball game

On Tuesday the 8th of October our schools basketball team went up to Dublin to play a secondary school named “Mucross Park College”. There were 17 girls on our team and 15 on the oppositions team. This game was part of the schools cup in the C division. The girls first got warmed up and …

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25Sep 2013

Ploughing Championships 2013

On the 25th of September, Wednesday last, the Transition Year group from St. Nathy’s College headed for Ratheniska, Stradbally, Co. Laois for the Ploughing Championships 2013. The group of 26 students left Ballaghaderreen at 6.45 am along with two teachers Mr. Lennon and Ms. Munnelly. We stopped in Tullamore at 8 am to get something …

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10Aug 2013

Best Wishes to Leaving Certificate Students

We would like to extend our best wishes to all our students who are awaiting their results on Wednesday 14th August.  May all your hard work and dedication come to fruition. Results will be available at 10am.

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14Dec 2012

Cyber-Bullying

A note for Parents and Students on Cyber-Bullying and the misuse of Social Media and Internet: All schools and all parents are increasingly conscious of the impact of bullying, in particular the less familiar forms of cyber bullying.  Parents play the primary role in protecting their children from the effects of both. In addition, all …

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