Huge congratulations to our First Year and Second Year girls’ basketball teams on their first win of the season on Friday! 🏀🎉 Facing a well organised Castlerea team, both teams showed excellent teamwork and commitment, with everyone playing their part. A well-deserved victory and a brilliant start to the season. Well done to all involved! 👏
Read MoreA huge “Well done” to all the students who helped to make St. Brigid’s crosses this week. There are too many names to mention, but everyone helped. Some brought in rushes, some wove and crafted, some cleaned up the off‑cuts, and some boxed up the many, many crosses. However, we must say a special “Thank …
Read MoreOur JPII students enjoyed a wonderful morning in Ozanam House where they were given a workshop on making St Brigid’s Crosses. Great fun was had by all. Many thanks to Eva and her team. The Pope John Paul II Award is a faith achievement award for young people between the age of 16 and 18. …
Read MoreBillie is on the way! Journey Back in Time with Billie! Our Transition Year students are exceptionally busy as rehearsals are now in full swing for this year’s school musical, Billie, a powerful and moving story set during the Miners’ Strike in England. Get ready for passion, resilience, and unforgettable performances on stage. Show Dates: Thursday, March …
Read MoreIrish Junior Maths Competition 2026 The Irish Junior Maths Competition has been held for first year students around the country since 1994. It is organised by the Irish Maths Teacher Association (IMTA) and consists of students solving multiple-choice brainteasers within a forty-minute class period. This year, there were over 18,500 entries from 280 schools across …
Read MoreThe Diocesan Schools Quiz was hosted by Coláiste Chiaráin in Athlone on Thursday last. Five schools from the Diocese of Achonry and Elphin participated, with each school represented by four teams. The competing schools were St. Nathy’s College, Ballaghaderreen, St Joseph’s Secondary School, Foxford, Summerhill College, Sligo, St Cuán’s College, Castleblakeney and Coláiste Chiaráin, Athlone. …
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