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Ursuline Secondary School students with their teachers in Italy.
A group of students from a Tipperary school travelled to Italy for a school tour recently.
Ninety fifth Year students from the Ursuline Secondary School headed off on an Italian adventure last week.
The students were accompanied by their teachers and they stayed in the Lake Garda region of Northern Italy, visiting Verona, Venice, Gardaland, Sirmione and Milan.
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They had a great time sight-seeing, taking guided tours, boat trips and doing some souvenir shopping and most importantly everyone got back safe and sound.
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