Ms O Keeffe would like to thank Ms Brid Fitzgerald (Nenagh College office Administrator) who gave an informative talk to 5LCA students about the role of an administrator in an office environment. Students really enjoyed the talk and learned about a wide range of functions carried out in a busy office.
Many students from Nenagh College volunteered on 11th May to ensure that Darkness into Light was another huge success in Nenagh. Students from across the school took part in the walk. Symbolically the walk represents the therapeutic counselling journey which many people take in life. It sparks conversation about the importance of mental health and wellbeing in all our lives.
Well done to Andrew Morelli and Liuba Osmari who volunteered to do face painting and Aggie Mulqueen who managed the front of house, ensuring everyone got their T Shirt.
Pieta House offer counselling services which help in the global fight against suicide.
Well done to all of the schools of Tipperary ETB and our own TY students who went on a sponsored walk to fundraise for Living Links
Well done to our second year students who showcased their Science projects at SciFest in LIT, Thurles on Thursday, May 2nd.
They were accompanied by their Science teachers Angela Kearney, Maire Ni Chofaigh and Paula Hannigan.
Aine Corrigan Forde, David Toohey and Aoife Cusack received the ‘Special Award for Life Sciences’ for their project on ‘how much of our school waste can be composted’.
Congratulations to the members of Cuisle Harp Ensemble including 5th year student Brian Grace, who had the fantastic opportunity to perform in the Mansion House on Tuesday, 30th April. He is pictured here with the Lord Mayor of Dublin Nial Ring. A special word of thanks to author Martin Byrne “Melting The Middle Class Gaze” for inviting the group to perform at his book launch.
5LCA, 6LCA and Ms Catherine O Keeffe (5LCA co-ordinator) got the opportunity to see ‘This is Nicholas – living with Autism’ in Nenagh Cinema today, they also got to listen to a question and answer session held by Nicholas after the movie. It was deeply moving and educational for all who saw it. Nicholas came to Nenagh College to personally meet and thank the students for attending the documentary. . Well done Nicholas on a great achievement.
