Transition Year students marked the completion of their year on Friday, May 18th, with a well-deserved celebration of their many achievements. The morning began with a screening of their highly successful musical production, Billie, a standout highlight for many and a wonderful example of all the talent, creativity, and teamwork developed throughout the year. Following …
Read MoreCiarán Donoghue, a past pupil of St. Nathy’s College (Class of 2012), sadly passed away in January 2014. Ciarán lived with Friedreich’s Ataxia, a rare and progressive genetic disorder affecting the nervous system and heart, bringing significant challenges to mobility and coordination. Despite these difficulties, Ciarán faced life with dignity, courage, and determination. A passionate …
Read MoreWell done to Senan Johnston, who claimed U16 gold at the Community Games National Handball Finals last weekend. Representing his club with distinction, Senan’s achievement is a testament to his dedication, hard work, and talent on the national stage. Congratulations to Senan on this fantastic accomplishment, a proud moment for him, his family, his club …
Read MoreRoscommon is set to come alive with creativity this 6th June 2026 as Cruinniú na nÓg returns with a vibrant, county-wide programme of free creative events for children and young people of all ages! From hands-on workshops in art, music, theatre, crochet, radio, and street art, to live performances, exhibitions, and interactive experiences, there’s something to spark every young …
Read MoreCongratulations to our Transition Year students who proudly achieved their Bronze Awards in the prestigious Gaisce – The President’s Award programme. Their dedication, perseverance and commitment have truly paid off. Each student was presented with a certificate, personally signed by the recently inaugurated President, Catherine Connolly, a remarkable milestone marking their achievement. We are incredibly …
Read MoreHard luck to 2nd year students James Boyle and Cathal Cox in the All-Ireland semi-final earlier today against Kilkenny’s Cathal Barron and Ciaran Treacy in St Coman’s Handball Club, Roscommon. They fought bravely to the end, finishing with a score of 15-10 to 15-14.
Read More
