Category: Current News

Eion Robinson, Jack Larkin, and Shane King went on the Midlands 103 radio program CountryLife with MJ Cleary. They spoke about their experience of the Certified Irish Angus schools competition.

Asgard students had a great trip to Dublin on Tuesday, March 25th. They went to Jump Zone in Liffey Valley where there was huge excitement and some great battles on the gladiator balance beam. We finished the day with some food and shopping in Liffey Valley shopping centre. It was a productive day out, with…

On Wednesday, March 26th our TYs completed a forensic science workshop. It was a two hour session about the John F. Kennedy assassination that happened in 1963. Prior to the workshop, the students watched a background video. They got to do some investigating themselves by looking at some of the evidence from the scene and…

On Friday, 21st March our Sanctuary committee organised ‘Wear Red Day’. Students and staff wore red to support the ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ initiative, run by the Immigrant Council of Ireland and the Football Association of Ireland. We collected €820, which has been donated to the Immigrant Council of Ireland. 

Congratulations to Transition Year student Martha O’Grady, who represented our school at the All Ireland Linguistics Olympiad final in DCU on the week ending Friday, March 14th. The AILO is a contest in which secondary school students develop their own skills for solving problems in a multitude of languages from around the globe. Students must use their…

Eagraíodh réimse imeachtaí i Méan Scoil an Chlochair an tseachtain seo caite chun ár dteanga agus ár gcultúr náisiúnta a cheiliúradh. Bhí tráth na gceist, maidin chaife, seisiún ceoil, tóraíocht taisce, amhránaíocht agus céilithe ar siúl. Bhí comórtas phictiúr bunaithe ar “An Ghaeilge i mo Cheantar” freisin. Comhghairdeas do na buaiteoirí Daniel Donaghy (3 Glas)…

On Tuesday, 18th March, we celebrated Multicultural Day. Students from Brazil, Poland, Syria, Palestine, France, Nigeria, Ghana, The Netherlands, Ukraine, Moldova, South Africa, India, Czechia, Latvia and Lithuania represented their countries. Our school community had the opportunity to learn more about the rich variety of languages, cultures, customs and traditions of our students. Thank you…

Press Release: 2025 Winners of Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition Announced Tech-forward approach to research and promotion scoops top prize for Mercy Secondary School, Kilbeggan @certifiedirishangus Friday 7th March 2025: Today, three students from Mercy Secondary School, Kilbeggan Co. Westmeath were announced as the overall winners of the 2025 Certified Irish Angus School’s Competition at…

Our mini company teams set out to take part in the regional student enterprise finals on Tuesday, March 4th.  ‘Wooden it be Nice’, ran by Finn Gannon, and ‘Framed Fusion’ ran by Emma Tandy, Amy Jackson, Marie Coyne and Alice Pearson represented the school in the senior category. ‘Bella Rosa’ ran by Bella Fornaciai and…