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Paralympian Peter Ryan with staff and students of Cashel Community School
Irish Paralympic Cyclist Peter Ryan visited Cashel CS recently and addressed all Transition Year pupils as part of their Cycle Against Suicide initiative.
Cashel Community School are proud to be a Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School. Peter gave an inspirational talk which highlighted the importance of positive mental health.
Rachel O'Dwyer responded on behalf of the pupils and thanked Peter for sharing his inspiring story.
Included in the photo above are:
Back Row: Jack Currivan, Grace O’Dwyer, Kate Bourke, Aoife Linehan, Danilo Mazzola.
Front Row: Ms. Nicola Gilmore, Peter Ryan (Irish Paralympian) & Ms. Claire Whelan.
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