On Friday the 19th of December, we closed out the calendar year with one final show-stopping event: our annual Christmas concert! Mr. Carey began the day by welcoming everyone, reminding us all of the special quality that Christmas possesses - that it is the season of family, respect and, ultimately, love. He also spoke about the unifying nature of the season, regardless of our individual backgrounds whilst also highlighting the importance of celebrating the birth of Jesus. O

Thursday 18th of December saw our annual three schools Christmas concert brought to life, hosted by our wonderful friends at Temple Carrig. There was a massive gathering of people for the highly anticipated event with a lot of support coming from our own school. The service began at approximately 7:30 with an opening carol of “Once a Royal David's City”, sung by David’s, Temple Carrig and GCC combined. Everyone was then welcomed by the Temple Carrig principal, Ms. Crean, invi

This Wednesday, the 17th of December, our 2nd year boys Gaelic football team faced Portlaoise College in an away match. The teams were neck in neck the whole match, but unfortunately it wasn’t the boys day.  The first half kicked off with goals from both sides, and when it came to half time there was only 2 points in the difference. The boys were given a motivational team talk by coach Mr. Short. They faced rain and a very mucky pitch, but persevered through their disadvanta