- 14 Apr, 2026
Intercultural Week 2026
The week of the 23rd to the 27th of March marked the celebration of Intercultural Week in the school, a vibrant and engaging programme of activities enjoyed by all. The Polish workshop on Monday was…
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The week of the 23rd to the 27th of March marked the celebration of Intercultural Week in the school, a vibrant and engaging programme of activities enjoyed by all. The Polish workshop on Monday was…
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On Friday 20th March, our whole school community came together to support Show Racism the Red Card – Wear Red Day. It was a great opportunity to stand together and show our commitment to respect,…
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Our Fifth Year students, Grace and Emer, recently took part in an incredible and enriching Study Trip as part of their involvement in the Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition Final. This prestigious national competition challenges…
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Our Senior Hockey team were crowned Leinster Senior Trophy winners after an exciting and hard-fought match against Loreto Bray at Three Rock Rovers last Friday. It was fantastic to see two Loreto schools compete in…
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On Wednesday, 38 members of our Senior Choir took part in the Emmanuel Concert 2026 in the Helix at DCU. The Emmanuel Programme brings together secondary school students from across the Dublin Archdiocese to perform…
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Congratulations to the 2B CSPE class who have successfully completed the Out of Eden Learn project, an international learning initiative developed in collaboration with Harvard University. Over the past number of weeks, students embarked on…
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Last week our TY Theme Committee unveiled this year’s TY theme, Discovery, along with their beautifully designed badge which was met with huge cheers from their peers. A massive well done to the committee members…
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This morning, we were delighted to welcome our incoming 1st Year students to the school for their Entrance Assessment. From the very start, the class of 2032 showed great resilience and determination, braving the wind…
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