News & Events

Our TY Group recently enjoyed a trip to GAA HQ – Croke Park. Here the students braved the heights of the Stadium Skyline Walk – taking in the scenery of Dublin City surrounds on a clear November morning at a height of 150 feet! After the Skyline Walk the TY Students received an insightful GAA Museum Tour learning all about the origins of the GAA up to and including modern day operations of the organisation.

2nd Year students who won prizes in the Nenagh Credit Union Art Competition.

Category Age 11 – 13
1st Place – Zoe Parker (2A)

Category Age 14 – 17
1st Place – Rayssa Gabrielly Dos Santos Mamério (2C)
2nd Place – Alicia Moreno Etchar (2A)
3rd Place – Blanca Wrona (2B)

Students are pictured receiving their prize in the Credit Union and with their Art teacher, Ms Beirne.

Transition Year’s entry to this year’s Christmas tree festival. This will be on display in St Mary’s Church of Ireland Nenagh

2nd year wood technology students busy preparing pieces to be wood turned on the lathe, this project is a snowman to tie into the festive period.

Example of 2nd year graphic students bringing 2D developments into 3D models. Students are reinforcing their knowledge and understanding of the topic.

Congratulations to sisters Ella and Lucy Slattery who won county minor camoige honours on Sunday last with Burgess

The International Tipperary Judo Friendship Inclusion Games 2022 were held in Nenagh College on November 12. Participants descended on Nenagh from all over Ireland and the UK, Poland, Brazil and Switzerland to take part in the only fully autism friendly exclusive judo event of its kind in the world. The global participants hailed the Nenagh College facilities as world classon November 12. Participants descended on Nenagh from all over Ireland and the UK, Poland, Brazil and Switzerland to take part in the only fully autism friendly exclusive judo event of its kind in the world. The global participants hailed the Nenagh College facilities as world class.