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The school community were thrilled with the Dean Ryan Cup win
Nenagh CBS won their first ever Dean Ryan Cup on Friday after overcoming a strong challenge from St. Flannan's from Ennis and while all the school community weren't at the hurling game, they got to watch it in their classrooms via the Munster GAA TV live stream in association with Streamsport.
After the win was secured the Vice Principal Dermot Brislane - a former no nonsense quality full-back himself - went on the intercom and the Toomevara native announced three cheers for the team which was heartily endorsed by the students!
Check out the videos here:
Mr. Dermot Brislane Deputy Principal went on the intercom. With all doors in all classrooms open, the students of St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh gave three cheers for the victorious U17A Dean Ryan Hurling Champions & mentors Ms. Miriam Campion, Mr. Mike Gough and Mr. Philip Hickey. pic.twitter.com/hefSUZwpDX
— St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh (@CBSNenagh) November 10, 2023
Some of our First year students celebrating St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh winning the Dean Ryan Hurling Final for the very first time. pic.twitter.com/2rzUiyihZy
— St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh (@CBSNenagh) November 10, 2023
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