Official Opening and Blessing of

St. Seachnall’s NS 30th April 2015

The Most Rev. Dr. Michael Smith, Bishop of Meath,

Damien English T.D., Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation,

Board of Management, Pupils,

Staff, Parents and Friends.

In the presence of

Clár an LaeBlessing and Speeches in School Hall.

Unveiling of Plaque in Front Lobby

1. Blessing Ceremony: Bishop Smith and Fr. Joe Clavin, P.P.

2. Fáilte: Principal

3. Speakers:

• Ciara Whelan, Principal

• Bishop Michael Smith

• Fr. Joe Clavin, P.P., Chairperson Board of Management

• Peter Kierans, Louth Meath Education & Training Board

• Damien English, Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation.

4. Unveiling of Plaque

5. Refreshments

Researched & Compiled by Jim GilliganPrint & Design by A & J Print

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Tús Fhocal an Phríomhoide

A Dhaoine Uaisle Uile,Ar mo shon féin agus ar son Bord Bainistíochta na scoile, ba mhian liom fáilte a chur roimh gach duine chuig oscailt oifigiúil na scoile seo inniu. Chabhraigh a lán daoine linn an foirgneamh nua-aimseartha seo a chur ar fáil.

Today marks the culmination of almost a decade of work in transforming the previous building into a modern school of twenty mainstream classrooms, special needs’ facilities and rooms for our Centre for European Schooling.

I say a sincere thank you to all who worked to achieve today’s reality, my predecessor as Principal, Jim Gilligan, the Boards of Management ably led by Fr. John Kerrane and Fr. Joe Clavin, the Department of Education and Skills, the numerous parents who helped organize Golf Classics, our many sponsors, the staff and parents for their patience and support, the main contractors, P. Rogers and Sons, Zilic and our architect Gerry O Meara.

While a building on its own doesn’t make a school, we are delighted that the current and future pupils of St. Seachnall’s are finally being educated in the modern building and environment they, and you their parents, deserve. Our aim is to continue to match the standard of teaching and learning to the high standard of our new facilities.

Guím rath Dé orthu siúd go léir a bheidh i mbun teagaisc agus i mbun foghlama sa scoil iontach nua seo.

Ciara Whelan,Príomhoide.

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Ceremony of Blessing of the School

Opening Hymn: Soilse na Gréine All standBishop: In the name of the Father and of the Son and of

the Holy Spirit.Response: AmenBishop: The Lord be with you.Response: And with your SpiritBishop: Welcome AddressFirst Reading: Clara MacCanna A reading from St. Paul’s letter to the Romans,

(12:6-8) St. Paul is urging us to use our talents and to do

everything as well as we can.

Each of us has different talents. God has seen to that. We must use them. For example, some of us are able to understand God’s ways more clearly than others; some of us deal with business better; some of us are teachers; some of us are speakers. Let us use our different gifts with God’s help. And so with everything we do. If we give let us be generous givers; if we are leaders let us be energetic leaders; if we are helping others, let us be cheerful helpers.

The Word of the Lord R: Thanks be to God.Processional Psalm: Procession of symbols representing various aspects

of school life in St. Seachnall’s NS, introduced by Ingrid Reilly.

Choir: May the Goodness of the Lord be upon us, And give success to the work of our hands.’

Gospel: All Stand Alleluia, SungBishop Smith: A reading from the Holy Gospel according to

Mark. 10:13-16.

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People were bringing the little children to him, for him to touch them. The disciples turned them away, but when Jesus saw this he was indignant and said to them, ‘Let the little children come to me; do not stop them, for it is to such as these that the Kingdom of God belongs. In truth I tell you, anyone who does not welcome the Kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it.’

Then he put his arms around them, laid his hands on them and gave them his blessing.

The Gospel of the Lord R: Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.

Address/Homily: Bishop Smith.

Prayers of the Faithful:Response: Lord hear our prayer.Bishop: We gather in the Lord’s name on this day of blessing.

We make our prayers in faith and confidence to the Lord.

Mary O Sullivan: We pray for Pope Francis, for our bishop, Michael, for Fr. Clavin and Fr. Browne and all who work to share the Good News in our world. May they always have the courage to be the people that Jesus calls them to be.

We pray to the Lord.

AJ Smithers: We pray for all pupils who attend St. Seachnall’s. We pray that God will bless us in our work and our play and grant us all the gift of a happy childhood.

We pray to the Lord.

Bernie Keane: We pray for parents who are the first teachers in all things. May their faith and love always be a source of strength and inspiration to their children. We pray for all the staff of St. Seachnall’s that they will continue to make this school a place where

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our children are valued and grow spiritually, academically and socially.

We pray to the Lord.

Angela Gallogly: We pray today for those members of staff and pupils who have gone to their eternal reward. Guímid go bhfuil said le h-ais Dé i dteannta leis na naoimh is na h-aingil.

A Thiarna éist linn. A Thiarna, bí ceannsa agus éist linn.

John Sheehy: We pray for all who worked on the development of St. Seachnall’s over the past decade. We particularly remember Fr. John Kerrane whose foresight and vision initiated the project. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dilís.

A Thiarna éist linn.

Robert Takacs: Imádkozzunk diákjainkért! Iskolánk egész közösségéért, diákjainkért,

szüleikért és a Szent Seachnall Iskola minden dolgozójáért imádkozunk. Kérünk Istenünk, hogy továbbra is lelkesítsd és irányítsd őket.

Kérünk Téged, hallgass meg minket! Lord hear our prayer. We pray to the Lord.

Tani Aloba: Guimís a Thiarna, ar son páistí ar fud an domhain nach bhfuil aon scoil ná oideachas ar fáil dóibh. Go mbeimid in gcónaí flaithiúileach agus in ann ár saibhreas a úsáid chun cabhrú leo.

A Thiarna éist linn.

Ema Eiliakis: Let us pray for all those who worked in the building of our new classrooms, our architect Gerry O Meara, the design team and the various builders. May God bless their hands, inspire them in their

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work and grant them success in their labours.

Bishop: Lord, we ask you to listen to these prayers and grant the blessings so sincerely asked for.

Guímís chun an Athair mar a mhúin ár Slánaitheoir dúinn a dhéanamh.

Ár n-Athair atá ar neamh, ….

Solemn Blessing and sprinkling of Holy Water- Bishop SmithLet us ask God to bless us and our new classrooms.All praise to you, heavenly Father, Lord God of all creation: You have gathered us in this community to praise you by our words and works.

Bless the school which we have built for the education of our young people.Bless our students and teachers, our board members, our parents, employees and all who promote sound education in our community.May our young people grow in wisdom, age and grace before you and all your people.

May this school always be a home of truth and wisdom, of faith and goodwill towards all.

Through the prayers of the Blessed Virgin Mary, may this school help our community and build your kingdom of justice, light and peace.Loving Father, listen to our prayer, which we offer through Christ our Lord, in the unity of the Holy Spirit: one God for ever and ever.Amen

Bishop Smith blesses the hall and congregation with Holy Water.

Song: In Your Time

Speeches

Concluding Hymn: Shine Jesus Shine

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A Brief History of St. Seachnall’s National School

• The national school system in Ireland dates from 1831. The first application from Dunshaughlin to join the system came in 1835.

• An existing school run by John Hanway became the national school. A girls’ school began in 1849 in the same building as the boys’ school with Margaret Hanway in charge.

• The school was at the corner of Johnstown Lane on the grounds of the present church. It had a boys’ room and a girls’ room, mud and stone walls with five windows and a thatched roof.

• It was in poor condition and in 1886 the Inspector advised that grants should be withdrawn ‘until the present unsafe and tumble down cabins are replaced by suitable rooms.’

• A new school opened on 2nd September 1887 on land given by William Murphy. This is now St. Patrick’s Hall beside the current school.

• An old register for the Girls’ School dating from 1862 to 1884 shows that almost every family in the school depended on agriculture for a living. Over half the families gave labouring as their occupation, and other farm related occupations were shepherd, herdsman, farmer and grazier. There were also teachers, grocers, constable, steward, carpenter and tradesman.

• By 1900 Patrick Murphy and Bridget Mulligan were the Principals of the Boys’ and the Girls’ Schools respectively.

• Patrick Murphy from Waterford, was a fluent Irish speaker. He and Peadar Murray set up the Dunshaughlin Gaelic League in 1900, the first branch of the League in Meath.

• During World War 1 a number of Belgian refugees were housed in the Workhouse and some of the children attended St. Seachnall’s, but they later had their own school in the Workhouse.

• James Fox from Drumree who attended the school in 1908-11 was killed in action against British forces in St. Stephens’ Green, Dublin during the

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Front: Geraldine O Riordan, Rita Walsh, Ciara Whelan, Principal, Fr. Joe Clavin, PP, Chairperson, Karen Carolan. Back: John Sheehy, Gerry Reynolds, Treasurer, Lisa Calvey.

Front: Ettie Philip, Christine Daly, Chairperson, Anne Marie Schoeman, Mary McEntagart, Niamh Maher.Back: Sandra Traynor, Rosemary Bradley, Bernie Keane, Frank Burton, Karen McBride, Victoria Chitic, Mary Walsh, Niamh Eagle.

Jim Gilligan, Principal 1999-2015, Gerry Smith, Principal 1932-1973, Charlie Gallagher, Principal 1973-1999. Pictured in 2002.

Three Principals, Eight Decades

Parent Association Committee, 2014-15

Board of Management

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Easter Rising in 1916. Another pupil, John Doran, died in France in the same year from wounds received in battle.

• The Principal of the Boys’ school in 1921, John Costigan, was a member of the Irish Republican Army, and during the Civil War he shot a former colleague outside what is now Peters’ public house. He spent a few years away from his job but returned in 1925 following his aquitttal by a jury.

• The separate Boys’ and Girls’ schools became one school in 1941 and by then Gerry Smyth was Principal. He was appointed in 1932 and would remain until 1973, just over forty years. He died in 2011, aged 104 years.

• In December 1954 a new school opened on land donated by WJ Murphy of Ivy House, Dunshaughlin. It is now used as the Staff Room and Library/Computer Room.

• Charlie Gallagher succeeded Gerry Smyth as Principal in April 1973 and Fr. Brendan Caffrey became Parish Priest in June 1973. Between them they oversaw an extension of six extra classrooms and a Hall in 1976.

• In 1992 Charlie Gallagher, Parish Priest Fr. John Kerrane and the Board of Management took the visionary decision to purchase Murphy’s field at the rear of the school to create a proper playground and cater for future expansion.

• Jim Gilligan was appointed Principal in September 1999 and the school continued to expand in tandem with the ‘Celtic Tiger’. The Centre for European Schooling (CES) was set up in 2002 to cater for pupils whose parents worked in the EU’s Food and Veterinary Office in Grange, Dunsany with Úna Barton as first Director.

• A major extension and renovation programme began in 2002 that resulted in three separate building phases. The main building was refurbished and extended by the addition of ten mainstream classrooms and eight CES rooms. Emmet Rogers of P. Rogers and Sons carried out the work that was completed in 2006 at a cost of €3.5m.

• Two further extensions were carried out in 2011 and 2013-14, each consisting of two classrooms and a Special Education room. Martin Blake and Zilic carried out the work.

• All development work since 2000 has been overseen by Gerry O Meara of SBA Architects and the school is grateful to him for his ongoing advice and expertise.

• Jim Gilligan retired as Principal in January 2015 and the Board appointed Ciara Whelan as the new Principal.

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Mr. and Mrs. WJ Murphy of Ivy House pictured at the opening of the school in 1954. The Murphy family donated the land for the original school, now St. Patrick’s Hall and the 1950s building.

Nicholas Killeen, Dan Toole, Principal Dunshaughlin Community College, Úna Barton, Director CES, Tommy Reilly, Chairman, Meath VEC, Jim Gilligan, Principal, St. Seachnall’s NS, Noel Dempsey, Minister for Education and Science, Fr. Joe Clavin, PP, Chairman Board of Management, Peter Kierans, CEO, Meath VEC.

1954 Opening

CES Opening, 2003

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Pupil Reflections on St. Seachnall’sSt. Seachnall’s National School has been a part of my life since 2007 when I began Junior Infants. It has been a part of my family’s life since long before that.My mom finished school here in 1983. When she started school, junior and senior infants were using St. Patrick’s Hall because the school was too small. My granddad Leonard Morgan started school in what is now St. Patrick’s Hall and finished in the building that is now our library. My great grandmother Angela McInerney finished school in St. Patricks Hall around 1928 and my great great grandmother Mary Doran began school in the old building which was beside our church and she was one of the first students in St. Patrick’s Hall when it opened in 1887.I hope one day my children will follow in my footsteps and go to the school I had such a good time in. I met so many good friends here and am sure my family who all came here before me did too and missed it as much as I will when they all left.Olivia Flanagan, Rang 6.

When I walked thought the door on my first day in school, I didn’t know what to expect. The biggest extension of all was just finished and the school was so big I didn’t know where I was going for the first couple of years. My favourite things about this school are that there are so many different types of children and all my great friends and all the staff. I’ve been on the Green Team since 4th class and we got a green flag the first two years and we hope we can get our third green flag in 3 years and 5th overall. In 4th class I played Gaelic for the school and we got to Parnell Park and won, unfortunately we weren’t able to win another one ........yet! I love this school so much and I never want to leave. I will certainly miss it next year.Cillian Mc Cool, Rang 6.

My name is Nathan Masterson and I am a former pupil who returned this year on work experience as part of Transition Year. When I started in 2003, everything was very different. The new school we have today wasn’t there and there were lots of prefabs. I have so many fantastic memories from my time in St. Seachnalls. Whether it was playing your first match in the junior leagues, imitating mimes with Mrs. Hand or finishing in the top eight and being able to compete in the Cross Country Athletics in Bellewstown. One

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thing that stood out for me, was when the winter drew to a close and the buds began to open this marked the beginning of football at lunch time. I can remember everyone staring at the clock, counting the seconds until we could break out the doors and race onto the lush, freshly cut green grass. While in first class in 2005, I remember the CES held a display of the foods and cultures of the different countries. That day really stood out to me as I can remember just being engulfed by different tastes, smells and knowledge. The school has changed so much since my time, the introduction of sensory circuits, interactive whiteboards, the new building and the extra tarmac space have made it a much better place.Nathan Masterson, Transition Year Student.

St. Seachnalls is a school where everyone is accepted no matter what they look like. It’s somewhere you feel safe. Everyone is so polite and very helpful. I have great memories here with my friends and with the teachers. I even found out that my third class teacher Ms. Gallagher went to a shop when she was younger called Magpies that my nan owned! When I came to this school, the biggest extension had just been finished. It took 2 years to build and it cost 3 million euro. Then in 2011 there was another extension followed by one more in 2013/2014 so the school became bigger as we got bigger.Now there are 19 classrooms in use, not including the CES and learning support classrooms. Another great thing about this school is that there are people from all over the world. This means we can learn all about other cultures. I’m really going to miss everyone next year when I leave for secondary school. As everyone gets older, they’ll realise how they love this school and realise how much it means to them too. And that’s St. Seachnalls to me.Aoife Carroll, Rang 6.

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Clockwise from left:Basketball Boys, Adam & ColmLearning in Junior InfantsPainters at WorkTin Whistle Group with Mary McHughRonan speaks on behalf of the Green Team

St. Seachnalls in Action

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Pupil Reflections on St. Seachnall’s1st September 2007, my first day in St. Seachnalls. Finally I was going to ‘big’ school with my two older brothers. I was excited and nervous putting on my school uniform, posing for photographs with my family. The teachers were all very kind and helpful. I made lots of new friends and have some brilliant memories with these friends over the past eight years. Memories of school trips and outings, my first Holy Communion and Confirmation. I was really excited when I was old enough to play in the school gaelic leagues. My Dad was the first captain to win the school leagues in 1979. In 5th class we qualified to play in the final of the Fingal Leagues in Parnell Park. Even though we lost, it was a great experience.I am nearly at the end of my school life in St. Seachnalls. I will be very sad to leave but I will always remember the wonderful time I had wearing my St. Seachnall’s uniform. Slán agus beannacht leat.Karla Kealy, Rang 6.

The ethos of St. SeachnallsIs always up to scratch,Our teacher every year,

Covers every patch.

The soccer leagues and gaelic teams,Are always very strong

And with the help of all our parents,We all burst into song.

I’m proud to wear the Seachnall’s Crest,On the green and black school jersey,

St. Seachnalls is by far the best.In matches we give no mercy.

Ever since Junior Infants,I’ve met with such good friends,

And I’ll always remember St. Seachnalls Even when my time here ends.

Conor Gray, Rang 5.

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What does St. Seachnall’s mean to me?There’s so many good memories

I’m sure you would agreeThat St. Seachnall’s really is the best place to be.

From the first time I walked in through the door,I knew it would be special but also lots more.

From Mr. G to the teachers, Chrissie and Ollie too,The kindness they’ve shown no one else could ever do.

Been here six years and it’s almost seven.Began school at four and now I’m eleven,

It’s not all about lessons, it’s giving and sharing,Friends I’ve made for life, that have always been caring.

So as I approach my final year,Secondary school is now near,

I’ll try my best not to shed a tear,As I remember all my happy times here.

Éabha Byrne, Rang 5

Art from Rang 6

Colourful Eagleby Zara Landy Danaher

FriendsBy Dina Winkler

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CES Group

Front of St. Seachnall’s

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Principals of Dunshaughlin Boys’ and Girls’ National Schools and St. Seachnall’s NS.

Boys’ school Girls’ school

1835-1875 John Hanway 1849-c. 1889 Margaret Hanway

1875-1877 Not Known 1889-1898 Anne Murphy

1878-1921 Patrick Murphy 1899- 1920s Bridget Mulligan

1921-1922 John Costigan 1920s- 1941 Elizabeth Cogan

1922-1925John Lydon, Michael Ó Sé, Seamus Tormey

1925-26 John Costigan

1927-1932 Thomas Lynch

1932-1941 Gerry Smyth

Mixed School

1941-1973 Gerry Smyth

1973-1999 Charlie Gallagher

1999-2011 & 2012-15 Jim Gilligan

2011-12 Andrew Hennelly

2015 Ciara Whelan

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Current Staff of St. Seachnall’s NS

Teaching Staff:Ciara Whelan, Principal, Andrew Hennelly, Deputy Principal, Eilish Bermingham, Lisa Calvey, Úna Crehan, Catherine Gallagher, Angela Gallogly, Eimear Kane, Maeve Kennedy, Fintan Lawlor, Ciara Lynch, Catherine McCabe, Mary McHugh, Barry Murphy, Sinéad Nolan, Fiona O Brien, Annette O Donoghue, Áine O Hara, Máire O Neill, Niamh O Sullivan, Katie Reilly, Jane Shannon, Lisa Sheils, Barry Slack, Sinéad Staunton, Genevieve Tighe, Maria Timmons. Staff on Leave: Mairéad Gallagher, Emma Gordon, Catherine McCormack, Sorcha O Dwyer, Ann O Sullivan.

Special Needs and Classroom Assistants: Ida Byrne, Annette Burke & Eleanor O Sullivan, job sharing; Mary O Sullivan & Esther Burke, job sharing; Lisa Launders, part time.Secretary: Maureen DohertyCaretaker: Pat WoodsStaff Room Assistant: Chrissie Hand

Centre for European SchoolingIan Cumiskey, Acting DirectorStaff: Liselotte Amaye, Ginevra Chiozzi, Eva Fiebelkorn, Nollaig Gavin, Rita Jorge, Kyriaki Konstantinidou, Corinne Martinez, Robert Takacs, Stefania Tornambene, Laura Uzkuraitiene, Irma Bochorishvilli, Emmanuelle Toulliou, Leticia Valero Perez, Laura Maldonado Borrego. On leave of absence: Eddie Flynn, Director.

Ollie O’NeillFormer School CaretakerThe pupils, staff and parents send their very best wishes to Ollie

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New York Cityby Ciara Philip

Pink Flowerby Aoife Sheehan

Still Life in Pencilby Josh McDermott

Orange in Handby Jake Andriessen

Colourful EagleZara Landy Danaher

A Horse in Chinaby Aimée Capraro

Art from Rang 6

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Junior & Senior Infant Pupils of St. Seachnall’s NS, 2014-15

Niamh O SullivanJunior Infants

Maria TimmonsJunior Infants

Genevieve TigheSenior Infants

Annette O DonoghueSenior Infants

Darasimi Aloba Darius Bors Keelin Allen Selsabille Aidi

Temisan Arubi Holly Byrne Jack Anderson Michelle Aifuwa

James Brady Tommie Caffrey Alexandru Andrioaia Andres Butler-Morgan

Lea Colgan Pauline Cayuela Isabella Beach Niamh Conlon

Ryan Collins Jack Conran Aaron Duignan Matthew Dunne

Aisling Duffy Charlie Corcoran-Brennan Éabha Gannon Romeo Fontana

Caitlin Duignan Ava Cummins Gabrielle Gilson Carrie Galligan

Joshua Egbeyemi Katie Cummins Adam Glennon Josh Hand

Leah Englishby Dara Donovan Little Shea Higgins Leon Imafidon

Jack Fox Alisha Fahey-McDermott Alex Keane Jake Jackson

Aifric Galligan Alexandra Finucane Dylan Kelly Dillon Joly

Eva Huang Charlie Forrestal Andrea Kikaite Laura Kilbane

Evan Keena Pablo Granado-Artolachipi Klaudia Kliucinskaite Tomasz Krakowiak

Lucy Keogh Aoife Hanratty Chloe McGrath Charlie Leonard

Nicolas Kidawa Milo Higgins Katie O Brien Emily Lynch

Julia Kuczynska Aleksa Klimanova Erin O Connor Moya McKissock

Bobby Lynam Wiktor Lukowski Evelyn O Connor Ava Mulvaney

Jamie Lynam-Courtenay Conor McBride Faye O Connor Emma Murray

Dominykas Maciulis Ciara McGrath Patrick O Donnell Aisling O Connor

Alex McCarthy Jane McLaughlin Bobby Sherlock Ada Karolina Ogarek

Martyna Mikolajczyk Lucie Minnock Colin Slevin Melanie Ogoegbulem

Cleo Newport Richard Nagy Andrew Smith Christopher Olatunde

Senan O Connor Fergus Neary-Burton Aleksandra Stankiewicz Gabija Saidenkovaite

William O Donnell Tony O Donnell Spyros Theocharis Emilia Silickaite

Aoife O Sullivan Poppy O Dwyer Rohan Tuite Niamh Summerville

Daniella Ogoegbulem Alex Sheehan Filip Warzecha Rayna Sunil

Jamie Quirke Denis Sherry Ryan Weafer

Alex Rafter Shane Summerville

Mikaela Rattigan Daniela Tascon-Uriol

Albert Stroici Seán Young

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Rang 1 & 2 Pupils of St. Seachnall’s NS, 2014-15

Maeve KennedyRang 1

Lisa SheilsRang 1

Catherine McCabeRang 1

Eimear KaneRang 2

Holly Anderson Adalyn Borgnolo Kyle Ainsworth Sabrina Aidi

Cody Conlon Emily Brady Aivaras Buzas Maria Awad

Kevin Cunningham Flynn Browne Senan Byrne Evan Darby

Ellie Dervan Tia Claxton Cosmina Maria Civtac Sarah Duffy

Siún Hartigan Isabella Dunne Katie Collins Dylan Gaughan

Sammy Higgins Isabella Fairbrother Dylan Cully Clara Gimenez

Thomas Higgins Jayden Gargan Tara Glennon Jake Hallinan

Louis Keane Finn Hanratty Ava Goldrick Jayden Hynes

Luna Kikaite Ryan McEntaggart Emma Griffin Patrick Ikpa

Emilia Lira Jimmy Mi Sarah Hickey Mark Jibowu

Harry Lynch Jakub Natkanski Benedict Ikpa James Kilbane

Molly Magee Caoimhe Neary Emily MacCanna Annie Lynch

Orlaith McEntee Lucy O Connor Mason McMahon Giulia McCaul

Shane McLoughlin Éabha O Toole Áine McTigue Caoimhe McCool

Georgia Muldoon Filip Ojdana Gillian Murray Ellen McEntagart

Ciara Mulhall Eoin Rooney Cormac O Sullivan Laura Russell

Aoife Murphy Leon Schoeman Olivia Onofri Aisha Saadon

Evan O Connor Katie Smith Olivia Quinn Oliver Sherry

Tom O Donnell Sendija Stale Lilla Radics Emilia Smirnova

Glenn O Toole Caitlin Summerville Aidan Reilly Zara Ward

Meera Reilly-Tuite Alina Syeda Niall Reilly

Zak Thornberry Agrema Vijayrag Ciarán Sheridan

Cillian Walsh Grace Summerville

Klaudia Zielinska

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Rang 2 & 3 Pupils of St. Seachnall’s NS, 2014-15

Úna CrehanRang 2

Lisa CalveyRang 2

Eilish BerminghamRang 3

Katie ReillyRang 3

Conor Barrett Alexander Armstrong Doyle Yash Adi Eric Allen

Jamie Blake Seán Benson Zara Ahmed Mo Aloba

Lucy Boyle Ódhran Byrne Isla Brennan Luke Armstrong Doyle

Ben Corcoran-Brennan Katie Collins Cara Brophy Kinga Basinska

Kyle Cottrell Sarah Kate Conran Rean Cabangal Clement Burke

David Daly Kate Dervan Phoenix Claxton Liam Byrne

Hannah Donovan Little Caoimhe Donnelly Megan Duignan Sophia Capraro

Eileen Gannon Anna Duffy Jessica Eiliakas Emily Carter

David Griffin Alec Dunne Holly Galligan Daniel Claire

Isabelle Iannelli Maysa Dunne Guillermo Granado Artolachipi Sinéad Cooke

James Kelly Ronan Edwards Erin Gray Cian Doherty

Killian Lynam Costello Emily Fairbrother Seán Hoctor Ross Donoghue

Molly Marsden Tadhg Higgins Elena Kennedy Laura Eagle-Hendrick

Joseph McCabe Kamil Lira Kielan Kenny Jamie Goldrick

Claire McDonagh Callum May Dawid Krakowiak Fiach Hartigan

Hayden McMahon Logan McGrath James McDonagh James Higgins

Keva McTigue Casey McLoughlin Chloe McLoughlin Ellena Huang

Simon O Donnell Orla Monaghan Andrzej Michalik Tamara Imafidon

Grace Reid Anna Moyles Daniel O Brien Aaron Lynch

Christopher Schoeman Matthew Mulvaney Grace O Connor Róisín McKissock

Lacey Sherlock Tara Shevlin Molly O Connor Aoife Monaghan

Mia Summerville Aimee Somers Eoin O Sulllivan Abigail Muldoon

Evan Swan Dimitris Theocharis Callum Rattigan Cian Mulhall

Katie Temple Sinéad Tuite van de Velde Abbie Roche Áine Neary-Burton

Damien Walsh Timothy Russell Diarmuid O Connor

Diarmuid Ryan Ellen O Donoghue

Erica Salmon Fionn O Toole

Jack Smith Kyle Rattigan

Ryan Sunil Sophie Reilly

Aleksander Szczepanek Kamile Sapolaite

Isaac Tuite Malik Sherif-Hosny

Ellie May Ward Ellie Sherlock

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Rang 4 & 5 Pupils of St. Seachnall’s NS, 2014-15

Angela GalloglyRang 4

Barry SlackRang 4

Máire O NeillRang 5

Mary McHughRang 5

Kiera Anderson Amy Arkins Flinter Alex Arkins Flinter Lee Ainsworth

Tia Beach Andrew Awani Omagbemi Arubi Tani Aloba

Abbie Blake Thomas Boyle Jakub Basinski Fursey Blake

Brandon Browne Kent Cabangal Aoife Bawle Christopher Bradley

Ella Foley Jamie Dougherty Cóilín Campbell Liam Brennan

Julie Forrest Pierce Dunne Daniel Connaughton Lauren Brophy

Jamie Gannon Shane Forbes Cian Edwards Éabha Byrne

Ciarán Geelon Ryan Gargan Ema Eiliakas Robbie Carolan

Lucia Gimenez Ashling Griffin Nicolas Fragoyiannis Jane Cowan

Eoin Gorman Adam Hanley Conor Gray Peter DarcyAlejandro Granado

Artolachipi Sophie Hickey Jack Harrington Alison Gussago

Joyce Huang Michael O Byrne Adam Kelly Aoife Harrington

Ibai Juntilla Emma Keena Aaron Kenny Pawel Krakowiak

Rocco Martinis Lucy Kelly Grace MacElhinney Pawel Maciej

Niamh McEntee Hilary Larkin Sinéad Maher Matas Maciulis

Charles McGee Megan Masterson Niall McCaffrey Kyle O Connor

Ben McLaughlin John Muldoon Ella McCartan Daniel O Donoghue

Ellen McNally Seán Murphy John McDonagh Jack O Riordan

Ella Moyles Sam Naffati Charlie O Connor Moustafa Saadon

Grace Mulvaney Alex O Toole Bianca Petri Clodagh Shevlin-Morrin

Thomas Murphy Tadhg O Toole Christopher Pullen Joy Smith

Olivia Ngo Ronan Ogedegbe Ervaldes Puzinovas James Somers

Jayne O Connor Andrea Pukinska Seana Tuite van de Velde Konstantina Theochari

Samuel Onofri Cathy Quinn Leah Watkins

Jake Pradeep Madamackal James Quinn Kaja Zielinska

Viola Radics Arifur Rahman

Eoghan Reilly Sarah Reid

Francis Reilly Jenny Reynolds

Seaf Saadon Emma Louise Ryan

Titas Sapola Seán Summerville

Leah Sheridan Lily Thornberry

Sophie Swan Cameron Ward

Maciej Szczepanek

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Rang 6 Pupils of St. Seachnall’s NS, 2014-15

Barry MurphyRang 6

Fiona O BrienRang 6

Jane ShannonRang 6

Jake Andriessen Queenslyn Arubi Aileen Coliban

Aimée Capraro Sarah Benson Eimear Daly

Sarah Desborough Marius Bors Cillian Dunne

Krystian Gaca Shannon Burke Nicole Fairbrother

Kay Gannon Meadhbh Byrne Julia Fernandez Diaz

Jessie Huang Aoife Carroll Kayleigh Fox

Anna-Nikola Klimanova Cloria Flanagan Amanda Imafidon

Julia Lacken Emer Kennedy Amy Imafidon

Zara Landy Danaher Evan Lawlor Karla Kealy

Josh McDermott Anthony Lennon Colm Keane

Nathan McDermott Clara MacCanna Joseph Larkin

Áine McKissock Harry Magee Amelia Maciej

Cian McLaughlin Jake Martin Rebecca May

Ciara Philip Cillian McCool Shauna Phelan

Jesse Pritchard Egan Aaron Murphy Ingrid Reilly

Emily Quinn Leeann O Donnell Katelyn Sheehan

Shahinur Rahman Michelle Olatunde Nathalie Sturzel

Aoife Sheehan Eoin Osborne Shauna Summerville

Andrew Smithers Adrian Pierzchala Adam Territt

Conor Swan Jennifer Reid Tommy Toal

Dylan Weafer Caoimhe Morrin James Traynor

Dina Winkler Seán Walsh

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At the Races

Rang 5 in the Garden

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Junior Boys

Senior Girls

Cross Country Athletes, 2014

Junior Girls

Senior Boys

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