News & Events

Planting of Spring Bulbs

3rd Year CSPE/SPHE Students were delighted to participate in the planting of spring bulbs. With the support of Nenagh town Council and Nenagh Tidy Towns Committee. We would like to thank Nenagh Garda Station for the supply of High Visibility Vests and Nuala Kennedy for her encouragement and support. Our group thanked her personally for all the voluntary work being done currently on our towns behalf. Nenagh College students look forward to getting out and volunteering with the tidy towns committee in the future.

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Funday 2016

Nenagh College was delighted to hold its 2016 Funday on Friday 7th October. From bouncing castles, outdoor games, fitness sessions and a games room, there was a wide variety activities to engage every student.

We would like to thank our students and staff for their commitment which helped to raise €4,150 for extra curricular activities in our school. Nenagh College would also like to say a special thanks to Mr. Liam Heffernan and Adventure World for their generous sponsorship of the Funday. Many local businesses kindly provided raffle prizes.

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Nenagh College Parent Council AGM launches new school canteen

Nenagh College students returned to a brand new canteen in August this year.

Renowned school food specialist company Get Fresh won the contract for three years to provide fresh, wholesome, nutritious food to upwards of 480 customers per day.

After an extensive refurbishment of the existing canteen, the new staff welcomed their first customers on September 1st.

Canteen Manager Trishia O’ Shea is delighted to be part of this exciting new venture. As a parent herself, she is acutely aware of the value of such a service to families of students attending the school. The menu on offer is varied and the hot dinners are in great demand.

Mr. Billy McGill, CEO Get Fresh, addressed the AGM of the school’s Parent Council and emphasised his company’s commitment to providing the best quality food at affordable prices to the staff and students. He was accompanied by Harriette Lynch from Health Pro a company working in collaboration with Get Fresh to ensure the highest nutritional standards in food delivery.

A breakfast Café is scheduled to open in November to provide hot food to students who arrive early to school.

School Principal, Damien Kennedy, is delighted with the new arrangement particularly in light of the provision to those students who remain on campus throughout the day.

Get Fresh staff@ Nenagh College: Ashleigh Collins,Trishia OShea and Billy McGill CEO with Harriette Lynch, Dietician and Nutritionist with Health Pro.
Get Fresh staff@ Nenagh College: Ashleigh Collins,Trishia OShea and Billy McGill CEO with Harriette Lynch, Dietician and Nutritionist with Health Pro.

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‘Lets Learn about Drugs & Alcohol Together’ Programme

Nenagh College is pleased to announce the ‘Lets Learn about Drugs & Alcohol Together’ Programme taking place at Nenagh College on Thursday 13th and 20th October 2016.

The programme consists of two sessions delivered after school by MWRDAF and HSE staff. Sessions are interactive in design and engage parents and pupils in a shared learning environment. The sessions are specifically developed for pupils and parents of 2nd year only.

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Mighty Bully Brady

First Year students from Nenagh College joined their counterparts in St. Marys Secondary School to watch a performance on Bullying. It was sponsored by the Lions Club Nenagh.

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