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30Jan 2024

Win for St. Nathy’s First year Soccer Team today.

On a very cold day in Castlebar, St. Nathy’s college took on St. Joseph’s College in the First year soccer competition. Early on in the game two very well taken goals were finished off by Maeve Murray in the opening twenty minutes of the game. After this period of control, St. Nathy’s were under considerable pressure …

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29Jan 2024

2E roll up their sleeves and get stuck into a Spring Clean!

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and environmental consciousness, class 2E together with their Teacher Ms. Munnelly today embarked on a rejuvenating “Spring Clean” of the polytunnel and surrounding football pitches. This was the perfect blend of Well-being, Green school practices, and essential life skills.   The students, armed with gloves, high vis jackets …

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29Jan 2024

Success for St. Nathy’s at ‘The Roscommon Volunteer Awards’ as we win ‘School Champion of the Year award’.

We are proud to announce the fantastic news that we have just won ‘The School Champion of the Year’ award at “Roscommon Volunteer Awards” in recognition of our outstanding commitment to Green Schools, Sustainability and Environmental stewardship. Deputy Principal Geraldine Gildea and Green Schools Ambassador Karen Munnelly accepted the award in Kilronan Castle on Friday …

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29Jan 2024

Art success for Mia Nikin

We would like to say a massive congratulations to the very talented Mia Nikin (First Year) who won 1st place in the Ballaghaderreen Credit Union Art competition. ( Stage 1) Mia’s artwork then went on to Stage 2,  the Regionals, where she won 1st place. What an amazing achievement. We are so proud of her in St. …

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29Jan 2024

íMama Mia!

The cast wanted to show you what they can do! (Video credits to Gabrielle Heavey)

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28Jan 2024

Saint Brigid’s day ( Feb. 1st)

St. Brigid’s Day, (Feb. 1st) holds a special place in the hearts of all those who live in Ireland.  An obvious symbol of this Feast Day is the making of St. Brigid’s Day crosses, an ancient Irish tradition.  The history of these crosses is deeply rooted in the life of one of our patron saints, …

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