Our 1A Science class were busy creating Flowers using chromatography.
Flower chromatography is a fun and educational experiment that demonstrates the process of chromatography, which is used to separate mixtures into their individual components. In this activity, you use materials like coffee filters, water-based markers, and water to create colorful patterns that resemble flowers.
Our students had an absolute blast enjoying games and sports, including tug of war, soccer, an inflatable obstacle course, and even a bucking bronco challenge! 
Today our Transition Year and 6th Year Irish class went to the Taibhdhearc Theatre in Galway to see the play ‘An Triail’. This play is on the leaving Certificate Irish course. An Triail is a pivotal play in modern Irish literature, written by Máiréad Ní Ghráda and first performed in 1964. The play is set in the 1960s and explores deeply societal themes such as the treatment of women, hypocrisy, and the harsh realities faced by unwed mothers in conservative Irish society. Bhí an dráma ar fheabhas agus chuir le tuiscint an dráma. Is deas é a fheiceáil beo ar an stáitse.
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
