Great to get outdoors in the sunshine for week 5 of the @fyffesofficial #FyffesFittestSchool challenge. Well done to all our 1st Years taking part and especially Ms. Ryan’s class for leading the way this week! Week 5 Ms Ryan’s class.mp4 Read More >
Dear Parents/Guardians and Teachers, This March, we’re excited to launch a special reading challenge for our entire school community: The March Reading Challenge! This year, we’re inviting all parents and teachers to read Small Things Like These, a book thoughtfully selected by our Literacy Committee to promote a love of reading across the community. At the end of the month, we will host a One Book Meet-Up online, where parents, guardians, and teachers can come together to share their thoughts on the book and discuss their favorite parts. The virtual book review session will take place on Zoom at 7:30 PM on Thursday, … Read More >
Ghlac cuid dár ndaltaí páirt sa Cheardlann Aistriúcháin le déanaí ( Ikjot, Alex, Emma, Sofia, Ellie agus Eoghan) Is ceardlann sa tsraith Translating Europe í atá á heagrú ag an Ionad Barr Feabhais agus an Choimisiún Eorpach i gcomhar le hOllscoil Mhá Nuad agus UCC . Bhain na daltaí an-taitneamh agus tairbhe as an gceardlann seo. Read More >
Best wishes to our U16 girls in their All Ireland Final today. They play St. Attracta’s Community School, Tubercurry in the National Arena at 3.15. Read More >
The remains of Bishop Willie Walsh were brought from his home earlier today, where he was given a heartfelt farewell by the school community. Staff, residents, close friends, and members of the Harty Cup and Camogie teams stood in tribute to pay their final respects to a true gentleman. He will lie in repose in SS Peter and Paul Cathedral, Ennis, from 3 pm to 7 pm this evening. It was a fitting tribute to a man who dedicated so much of his life to the school, its students, and the wider community. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam … Read More >
Bishop Emeritus of Killaloe, Willie Walsh, has sadly passed away at the age of 90. His loss is deeply felt across the diocese, where he was dearly loved for his kindness, wisdom, and dedication to ministry. He spent his entire priesthood serving in Ennis, including many years at St. Flannan’s College, in the Cathedral Parish, and later as Bishop of Killaloe. Even in retirement, he remained active in the community. Bishop Walsh was a teacher of Mathematics, Physics, and Religion at St. Flannan’s College for over 25 years. He was a dedicated educator, known for his patience and encouragement, leaving a … Read More >
Our 1st-year PE students have been having a great time participating in the Fyffe’s Fittest School challenge over the past few weeks! Each session features a Fit Blitz, Minute Madness, and exciting Team Challenges, keeping students active while making fitness fun! @fyffesofficial #IrelandsFittestSchool #FyffesFittestSchool Check out the videos attached to see them in action! Video 1 Video 2 Read More >
Sofia won the Marcel Marceau Cup for Solo Mime (Under 18) and the Edwards MacLiammoir Cup for Senior Dramatic Solo (Over 16). She also secured second place in the Senior Poetry Composition. Alex was awarded the Féile Luimnigh 2025 Senior Bursary and received the Joe O’Connor Memorial Cup. He also won the Treaty Trophy for Poetry Recital, the Anew McMaster Cup for his Shakespearean Monologue and Sonnet, and the Senior Poetry Composition category. Additionally, he placed second in the Dramatic Solo competition. Cillian achieved second place in the Senior Poetry Composition (Under 18). Well done everyone! Read More >
The first year Gaelic football team got their campaign off to a winning start in the 1st year Connacht football championship against Roscommon CBS. The game took place in Enfield, Co.Roscommon and they look forward to welcoming St Jarlaths College in two weeks time for their final group game. Read More >
The North Munster Schools Cross Country was held in Pallaskenry last week. Our athletes performed excellently, with many teams and individuals qualifying for the Munsters next week. Well done to everyone involved! Read More >