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Senior Girls Volleyball

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Our Senior Girls Volleyball Team showed incredible determination and sportsmanship in the last match! Although the score was not in our favour, each player gave their maximum effort, leaving us all proud with their determination and teamwork. Every match is an opportunity to improve, and we are confident that this team has a bright future. Congratulations to St Brigid’s and Fethard, on your great performance

Mary Ryan and Celine from the Local Enterprise Office talk to 5th year LCVP

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Mary Ryan from the Local Enterprise Office came to Nenagh College to inform 5th year students about the supports offered by the Local Enterprise Office in setting up a company in Ireland.
LCVP students engage in a curriculum which develops their communication, interpersonal, intrapersonal and enterprising skills. Ms Madden, Ms O Brien and Ms O Keeffe facilitate the development of these skills on a weekly basis.

Christmas Shoebox Appeal

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🎁 Our 2nd-year CSPE students are hard at work wrapping and organizing shoeboxes for the Christmas Shoebox Appeal! Reminder: the final day to drop off your boxes is next Wednesday, the 13th. Let’s make a difference together! 🎄✨

Green Schools and Sustainability

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🌿 Our 5th-year students at Nenagh College have crafted sustainable, seasonal art wreaths inspired by the renowned artist Andy Goldsworthy! Using fresh vegetables and natural elements, they’ve created unique designs that celebrate art, nature, and sustainability. 🌱

U15 Boys Soccer

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Shoutout to our U15 boys soccer team! 💪⚽ They showed incredible effort and determination in a tough match against a strong Newport side. While the result didn’t go our way, we’re so proud of how hard the lads fought from start to finish. Onward and upward—great things ahead! 👏👏

Stand Up Awareness Week

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Stand Up Awareness Week will take place from November 4-8, 2024. Belong To’s Stand Up Awareness Week is a time for post-primary schools, youth services and Youthreach centres in Ireland to join us and take a stand against homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying.
We will honour the pledge to our ethos of respect community equality on Friday 08 November where we will ask all students to wear a colour of their choice to support the stand against bullying of all kinds.