Category: News

Our Junior Soccer Girls team played a fantastic game against Newport College, winning 4-1! Well done girls!

Best wishes to staff member Aoife O Brien and the  on Saturday vs Wexford.

On Tuesday 21^st of March our junior music students took a trip to the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Here they attended a concert called “Music in the Classroom with the National Symphony Orchestra. This concert was built around the new junior cycle music learning outcomes. Using some of the greatest orchestral music, The National Symphony Orchestra, presenter Tom Redmond and conductor David Brophy explored how live music can be written in response to a stimulus; how music can depict a character and their relationships; how incidental music can be used to change mood; how to interpret, rehearse and perform a piece of music; how to hear short musical phrases and ostinatos can be used to create a much bigger work; how different musical styles can be fused; how environment can influence a composer. An excellent day out and well enjoyed by all.

Webinar, hosted by Cycle Against Suicide, aimed at parents on anxiety and depression in teenagers.

3^rd year student Gaja Lustrynowicz gave a striking performance in Nenagh Youth Theatre’s production ‘Bloodshed & Betrayal’ on Sunday night. Gaja played the roles of William Shakespeare and Desdemona in the show. Well done Gaja! #ETB Ethos #Community

To celebrate Daffodil Day, we will have a no uniform day on Friday 24^th March, all proceeds going towards the Irish Cancer Society. 

Well done to Cian Ryan and Jake Donelan Houlihan are named on the Tipp minor team playing Clare tomorrow

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Teresa O Donnell (Johnson & Johnson) gave first year business students a talk about the company, about innovation and creativity in Johnson & Johnson and Ms O Donnell’s career history.