Music Generation

Richie Delahunty from Music Generation is here in Nenagh College this morning at rehearsals  for ‘The Lost Songs of Tipperary’. This December 3rd at Nenagh Arts Centre, the children of Nenagh will bring the Lost Songs of Tipperary to life. You will see groups of school choirs and Music Generation Tipperary’s Trad ensemble come together to bring these nearly lost songs back to the front of our memories. #NenaghArtsCentre #tippfm #MusicGeneration

Nenagh College Student Choir

Best of luck to the talented Nenagh College student choir as they prepare to enchant the audience with the “Lost Songs of Tipperary”! This December 3rd at Nenagh Arts Centre, the children of Nenagh will bring the Lost Songs of Tipperary to life. You will see groups of school choirs and Music Generation Tipperary’s Trad ensemble come together to bring these nearly lost songs back to the front of our memories. 

Lost Songs of Tipperary, Sunday, 3rd December at 3 pm, tickets 5€

Doors open at 2:30, Show starts at 3pm sharp.

 

Readycon 2024

On Friday 24 November 2024 all 5th year and Transition Year students in Nenagh College engaged in a unique online experience. Readycon 2024,  in collaboration with industry experts, provided students with information about key trends and exciting opportunities in selected fields, streamed directly to their classrooms, so they can make more confident career decisions. It allowed students to discover the future of the labour market and uncovered the latest trends across the professional fields of:  Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Marketing and Management, Trades and Services, Healthcare and Finance.

 

Dr Laura Creevey

Dr Laura Creevey , school’s liaison officer visited all 5th years and gave a very informative and relevant presentation on the options available to students in Maynooth University and about university life in general. Huge thanks to Laura for coming out to talk to our students.

Giving Tuesday

Tuesday 28th of November is Giving Tuesday. As part of our SPHE classes, 2nd year students accessed the website “freerice.com” to play games where each correct answer generates a donation of 10 grains of rice or its equivalent to people in need. As well as general knowledge questions, students could also take part in games that tested their literacy and numeracy skills, as well as English vocabulary games that could be played through languages such as Romanian, Russian, Polish, and many more. If you have time today and would like to do something as part of Giving Tuesday please spend a few minutes on this website.

North Tipp U21 Football

Congratulations to Moneygall Clonakenny who claimed the North U21 ‘B’ Football title today after an exciting 1-10 to 2-6 final win over Roscrea. A special well done to Nenagh College students Dylan McCormack, Killian Toohey and Cian Ryan, and former students David Toohey and Micheal Ryan.

Senior Camogie

Our senior camogie team had their first game in the Munster campaign. They had a great win against Comeragh College on Tuesday.
An excellent start to the season and they look forward to the next fixture.
Well done girls.