“When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightening or in rain?” Well, there were 93 of us and the weather was more dark, gloomy, cold and with an eerie fog but it set the scene perfectly as our students in Leaving Cert set off at 6am for a live performance of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth! …
Read MoreContinuing St Nathy’s long tradition of working with Young SVP, Helen Ralph, Regional Youth Development Officer, has returned to us once again. This year she will be working with Ms Staunton’s LCA classes who will engage in six Workshops, the first of which took place this year.
Read MoreWell done to the Junior Ladies football team who got this years campaign off to a winning start. They won away to Scoil Mhuire, Strokestown on a score line of 1-16 to 10 points. The girls worked very hard and displayed some good skills and a very determined attitude. Next up is a home match …
Read MoreOn Monday the 8th of September, our TYs went on a bonding trip to the Shannon Adventure Centre in Rooskey, Co. Roscommon. They had an early start, leaving the school at 8:45. Upon arrival, students rid of their school attire and changed into wetsuits. After a few instructions our TYs embraced the opportunity and had …
Read MoreIn a remarkable result that would have made our former pupil and teacher, John O’Mahony, immensely proud, everyone at St. Nathy’s College extends huge congratulations to the many members of our Senior Football team who, playing with Ballaghadereen/Kilmovee Shamrocks, captured the Mayo Minor B Final yesterday by defeating Ballina Stephenites with a score of 2-09 …
Read MoreWhat a fantastic achievement for one of our past pupils, Ronan Kelly as he takes on the role of lead dancer for Riverdance’s 30th anniversary tour! Ronan took to the stage in the Gaiety Theatre for the summer season on Wednesday last. He has won many major Irish dancing titles, including five World titles …
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