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Pres Thurles girls involved in Holy Saturday Liturgical Dance - Aisling Lawlor, Alwynn Britton, Emma Mahony, Nicole Ely and Muireann Britton
TRIP TO GERMANY
The excitement was palpable in the early hours of Monday morning April 17, as fourty five students from Transition year and fifth-year prepared to head off on their school trip to Germany.
Despite a flight delay at Dublin Airport on day one of their Rhineland International Tour, all students and staff were in high spirits as they arrived in Boppard on the Banks of the Rhine.
Huge thanks to Ms Conroy who co-ordinated the trip and to staff members Mr Butler, Ms Cahill, Mr Stakelum and Ms Bergin who travelled with the group.
A very busy week of sightseeing, walking and shopping was enjoyed by all with the highlight being an action-packed and fun-filled day at PhantasiaLand Theme Park.
TRIP TO OLD TRAFFORD
We wish our Second year cohort of students the very best this week as they head off to Old Trafford on their school tour.
While all students may not be Man. Utd. fans, in recent years, this trip has transpired to be a most memorable one as they are afforded the rare opportunity to undertake a tour of one of the most famous clubs in the world.
Football aside, our students will also spend an action-packed day at Alton Towers and indulge in some shopping in Manchester.
Contributed to School Day's in the Tipperary Star.
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