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This week we are running a Technology week at Nenagh College. We are hoping to raise awareness of the work that goes on in the Technology department and hopefully inspire the next generation of Engineers. We will be running workshops every day at lunch time. We would especailly like to welcome students who do not currently take the subjects to give them a feel for what goes on in the Technology department.

Jessica Whyte from Johnston and Johnston spoke to Ms O Keeffe’s first year business class on Wednesday 8^th March, this was part of enterprise week, which is happening nationally.

Students engaged fully in a question and answer session and learned all about Jessica’s journey via the apprenticeship route to becoming an engineer in J&J. She also explained about the products produced by he company both in Ireland and abroad.

Some of our 1st year Wood Technology students recently completed a Teacup holder. Students were introduced the cross-halving joint & mortise and tenon joint. Students also got trained up on how to use the mortice machine correctly and a range of hand tools during the project.

Congratulations to former Nenagh College student Rory Grace! 

Kilruane MacDonaghs Hurler wins All-Ireland GAA Handball Under 21 Singles Title. Kilruane’s Rory Grace travelled to Kingscourt, Co. Cavan last weekend to compete in the 40×20 GAA Handball All Ireland Semi Final & Final in a year when Munster faced Ulster & Connacht

School Transport Application Process for 2023/24

Próiseas Iarratais ar Iompar Scoile don Scoilbhliain 2023/24.

5^th and 6^th Year Ag Science students enjoyed a great trip to the AgriAware event in Gurteen Ag College on Tuesday 7^th March with their teachers Ms Hannigan & Ms Duffy. A tour of the working farm at Gurteen College was organised into 11 stations where the teaching staff of Gurteen College welcomed us and gave us a very informative talk on all aspects of Agriculture with great relevance to our Ag Science syllabus.

Nenagh college art teacher Edwina knight is exhibiting a collection of her paintings based on her daily swims in Lough Derg in The Hunt Museum Café, Limerick.  The paintings will be on show for the month of March and April .

Nenagh College Staff celebrated International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th March while also launching the Women in Leadership initiative for our staff. #embraceequity2023 #tetb #equality