News & Events

Nenagh College teachers and staff would like to congratulate all of our students who received their Junior Certificate examination results today. Well done all.

Congratulations to the Intermediate Camogie team who had a great win over Colaiste Phobail Ennis today, scoring 7-9 to 3-7. The girls will now play Salesian Secondary College Pallaskenry in two weeks time. Well done girls. Accompanied by Ms. Hannigan & Ms. Harty.

Junior Cert results will be available at 1.45 p.m. on Friday in front lobby of school.

Classes as normal for 5th years and TY students up to 1.20 p.m. on Friday.

Best of luck to all.

Well done to everyone at Nenagh College who together raised €800 by combining the School Cup Jersey Day and a staff coffee morning. This money was donated to the wonderful work of the North Tipperary Hospice movement and the cheque was collected by Paddy Heffernan. A huge thanks to the staff, catering and students of Nenagh College for your generous financial contributions and delicious cakes and buns!

Well done to our 2nd year French class who  participated in European Languages Day 2019.

They sent and received postcards from 30 other schools all over Europe.

Dear Parent(s),

You are invited to nominate parent(s) to fulfill the parent representation on our new Board of Management. Please follow the instructions on the attached document and return to me (Secretary of Board of Management) before Monday 7th October @ 12.00 noon
Principal

Thanks
DK

Click to download Parent Nominee Form

1st year art students studied surrealist artist Salvador Dali and then working in groups produced some fabulously quirky pieces using their imagination.

Nenagh College 2nd year science students on their ecology trip to Cabragh wetlands

Our senior biology students took their study of ecology outdoors this week with a visit to Cloncannon Biofarm in Moneygall. Organic farmer Sean O’Farrell has opened the gates of his farm to allow student the opportunity to cover all aspects of their leaving certificate ecology portfolio. We experienced first-hand the fantastic biodiversity on Sean’s farm. Sean was joined by local botanist Phoebe, creating an active and competitive learning environment for our students.

Nenagh College 2nd Year students study the Ecosystem at Cabragh Wetlands, Thurles as part of their Junior Cycle Ecology, despite the inclement weather.