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Colin Grehan (Sculpture), Ms Patricia Higgins (Principal), Mr Paul Fogarty (Deputy Principal), 2nd year Art students and teacher Mr Finn O'Hara (Art Teacher)
A wonderful day of celebration,
Contributed to School Days in the Tipperary Star
On February 1, Our Lady’s enjoyed a wonderful day of celebration, marking the fifteenth anniversary of CEIST and St. Brigid’s Day.
The school is proud to uphold the CEIST values and is committed to providing a holistic education in the Catholic tradition. Students participating in the Pope John Paul II Awards programme got the day off to a great start with a presentation on St. Brigid, which included a demonstration on how to make a St. Brigid’s Cross for first-year students.
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Caption: Colin Grehan (Sculpture), Ms Patricia Higgins (Principal), Mr Paul Fogarty (DP), 5th year Art students and teacher Mr Finn O'Hara (Art Teacher)
Nicola Ryan (centre) pictured some months ago with members of the Rockwell Roves GAA Club.
Niamh Briggs is Munster's head coach for the 2022/23 Women's Interprovincial rugby Championship
Celtic Brothers are coming to the Catehdral of the Assumption
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