News & Events

‘Don’t Be Mean Behind the Screen’ Cancelled

Nenagh College would like to inform students and parents that the information evening ‘Don’t Be Mean Behind the Screen’ which had been scheduled for this evening is cancelled  owing to the sudden and unexpected death of Paula O’Connor’s brother-in-law. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Boys Junior Singles College Handball Munster Final

On Saturday January 27th, Rory Grace won the 40/20 Boys Junior Singles College’s Handball Munster Final.  Rory, representing Nenagh College defeated Gearoid Healy (Scoil Mhuire, Kanturk) in Liscarroll 24/15.  Rory now goes forward to represent Nenagh College in the All-Ireland Colleges competition.

Women in STEM Conference Cork

Nenagh College female Transition Year students enjoyed a Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) event at Cork City Hall on Friday, 26th January, with their teachers, Ms. Kearney & Ms. Ni Chofaigh. Hosted by Dr. Pixie Mc Kenna, Nenagh College received special recognition for attendance from An Tánaiste, Simon Coveney and the Lord Mayor of Cork, Tony Fitzgerald.

IWish aspires to influence, encourage and motivate young secondary school female students to pursue careers in STEM. The event combined talks and interaction with female role models and included interactive exhibitions where companies engaged directly with the students.

U15 Munster Rugby Blitz

Well done to the Nenagh College students who participated in an u15 Munster Rugby schools blitz on Tuesday in the University of Limerick. The team faced strong competition but played well and won one of their games. They were unlucky to lose out in the final match of the competition. A great day was had by all.

French Theatre Performance

French Play “La Visite” thoroughly enjoyed by Nenagh College French students on Tuesday afternoon. Bravo to our student actors Dylan Noonan Kelly, Amy Righini, Milo McGee, Andrew Morelli, Sean Power, Michael Ryan and Katie Jester, as well as those students who found themselves unexpectedly chosen to perform!!

 

Handball

Congratulations to Rory Grace (3rd Year) who won the County Tipperary Junior Boys Schools singles title last night. Rory is pictured above in action in Eire Óg GAA complex. He will now go onto represent Nenagh College in the Munster Championship this weekend.

Ciara Morris and Eabha O Brien will compete in the 1st year doubles Munster semi-final on Saturday.

First Year French Quiz

Nenagh College first year students taking part in a French quiz as part of French Week

 

First Place Winners
Katie Ryan Donnellan
Aimee Boland
Aîné Corrigan Forde
Aisling Ryan
Chloe Kieran

 

2nd Place
Robert Kenneally
Josh Ryan
Adam McCauliffe
Bobby O’Connor