News & Events

Congratulations to Nenagh College 1st year student Micheál Moylan who was part of the Under 14 Team to win gold at the all Ireland Cross Country Championships held on Sunday 25th

The Parent Council AGM will be held in the college on Thursday 22nd November at 7.30 p.m.

All Parents/Guardians are invited.

Well done to third year students Piotr Maciejewski, Michelle Barry, Orlaith Quinn, Sadhbh Clancy and Dennis Rohan who took part in the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2019.

 

Well done to Nenagh College students Kara Moroney Mitchell and Holly Archard winners of Óráidíocht Gaeilge. They are pictured here with Nenagh College Irish teacher Ms. Maire Ní Chofaigh.

Well done to our Girls Junior Gaelic football teams who took part in a Blitz today in Nenagh Hurling Field. They were accompanied by their coaches Mr. D. Quinn and Ms. P. Hannigan.

Nenagh College received their fourth Green Flag for Travel.

The Green School Committee and their Co-Ordinator, Mr. Macken, presented the flag to Ms. Maharaj on behalf of the Board of Management.

Since September 2018, Nenagh College provides a broader, more encompassing and wider-ranging opportunity to students in this area.
This new programme reflects our identity as the sole Multi Denominational provider in the area and the diversity of our school and the wider community. It provides all of our students with an opportunity to study all major religions throughout the world and include an awareness of: Identity, Tolerance and. Belonging. All of our five 1st Year groups are being taught this programme by our Religion teacher, Ms. Lucinda Dillon.

Majella Kennedy, who worked as an Administrator in the school for 40 years, was recognised by the students for her hard work and dedication, at the recent whole school assembly on Friday 16th November. Noel Slattery, member of the Student Council, made a presentation to Majella on behalf of the students.

 

Transition year students and Nenagh Tidy Towns worked in a joint initiative to highlight the need for us to protect our bees. They produced large paintings during art class and placed them on some hoarding in Emmet place, Nenagh.

Bhí ceol, craic agus caint ar feadh an lae inniu i gColáiste an Aonaigh – maith sibh as páirt a ghlacadh agus an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn! #Gaeilge24

Well done to all students who took part in the Irish Speaking Challenge ‘Gaeilge24’ today!! Comhghairdeas libh!