Over 1000 kids and parents packed out Clanna Gael GAA Club for the inaugural Dublin Run Kids Run event last May, with Olympic Gold medallist Kellie Harrington and Irish Rugby legend Gordon D’Arcy in attendance to inspire the young runners. Run Kids Run is a social impact initiative
Read more →Congratulations to Newpark Comprehensive School for winning the DLR Regional Award at the Rubbish Film Festival 2025 with their striking short film, The Clock. The 1-minute movie, which beat out runners-up Rockford Manor, uses a ticking clock to symbolise the urgency of the climate crisis,
Read more →Google recently concluded its annual Transition Year (TY) Community Week, a comprehensive program designed to provide students from schools within the community with invaluable insights into the technology industry and future career pathways. This immersive week-long initiative
Read more →Muckross Park College TY student Naomi Ní Dhuibhir was among 20 other students to be presented with a Rotary Youth Leadership Development certificate at the new Europe House in Dublin recently. The competition, which Rotary Ireland has been running for over 30 years,
Read more →Ringsend and District Historical Society will hold its Bloomsday festival from 12th – 16th June. A full programme of events will soon be announced but the opening event is the writers event which once again will be a competition open to both adults and children with voucher prizes of €200, €100, and €75
Read more →On January 23, a celebratory event was held in the Foundry, Google Ireland to honour the 12 women who successfully completed the Google Community Inspiring Women Leadership six week course. The event was well-attended,
Read more →Google, in collaboration with the Post Primary Schools, established a partnership to offer Transitional Year placements for students seeking hands-on experience within Google. The program, aptly titled “A Week and a Life in Google,” will recommence in the year 2025.
Read more →Offering co-education in a caring, inclusive and happy environment. Come visit our beautiful school!
Thurs 3rd Oct 2024, 5pm – 7pm
– Tour of the school – Visit classrooms – Meet the staff – Refreshments –
With September around the corner and schools about to reopen many parents are already fretting about how they will be able to meet this year’s school bills. While education is free in Ireland there are many hidden costs, as parents are all too well aware. Top of that list
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