25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Irish track and field athlete, Thomas Barr, photographed with Patrician Presentation second-year students following their Irish Life Health Schools’ fun-day Fitness Challenge at the school.
Thanks very much to Irish Olympian and Waterford native Thomas Barr for paying a visit tothe Patrician Presentation (Fethard) Second-Year students onTuesday, February 4. Thomas is an Irish track and field athlete who competes in the sprints and hurdles.
The second-year students really enjoyed the session and there was a great buzz about the place.
We as a school entered the Irish Life Health Schools’ Fitness Challenge and won the fitness fun day with Thomas.
Well done to all involved including PE teachers, Ms Walsh and Ms Murphy.
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