Your commitment, consistency, and language proficiency have truly impressed us all. We would also like to extend a thank you to all participants – your enthusiasm and competitive spirit contributed to the success of this event. Keep up the excellent work on the Duolingo app throughout the summer months. Read More >
Gentle reminder that our next online book club meetup will take place Tuesday, 6th May at 7.30pm. We’ll be discussing ‘Holding’ by Graham Norton – a compelling, well paced book that is a pleasure to read. There is still plenty of time for you to immerse yourself in this small town mystery! Copies of ‘Holding’ have been set aside at the new De Valera Library, Causeway Link, Ennis. The Zoom link will be posted next week. Looking forward to your thoughts on the book. The Literacy Committee. Read More >
Just before the Easter break pupils involved in our St. Flannan’s junior SVP conference attended an SVP youth day in the Radisson hotel in Limerick . They met pupils from other schools and shared ideas and achievements . They also got to showcase all the works they have carried out this year and received a certificate for their hard work in helping people in our local community. A reminder also that our SVP group is holding a clothing appeal from April 28th to May 2nd and all donations are greatly appreciated. Read More >
A massive congratulations to our Junior A camogie panel, who claimed the Clare Junior A Clare Colleges Final after defeating Scariff Community College on a scoreline of 2-8 to 1-10 this past Friday. In doing so, they became the first Flannans side to win the A title in over 10 years. In a nip and tuck battle, the sides entered the half time break deadlocked at 1-4 a piece. In a half that saw some magificent camogie, this scoreline was a good reflection on how the game was going at that point. In the second half, a better balanced Flannans side … Read More >
The next title for our school community online book club has been chosen! All parents, guardians and staff members are invited to read “Holding” by Graham Norton, a book thoughtfully selected by the Literacy Committee to inspire a shared love of reading. Our virtual book review session will take place on Zoom at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, 6th May when we will come together and share our thoughts and favourite moments from the book. (further details will be sent closer to the date). As our book club is now accredited by the Clare County Library in Ennis, nine copies of ‘Holding’ are on hold for us. You will, however, … Read More >
A fantastic day for our First Year Girls Basketball team. They are through to the All Ireland Final on the 29th April after winning their semi final earlier today 25-22. Well done to all the team and their coaches Ms. O’ Halloran and Mr. Scully. Read More >
St Flannan’s College Home Languages Library in Room 34 offers titles in over 30 different languages spoken by some of our students. These languages range from French, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Irish to Arabic, Chinese, Urdu, Russian, Igbo and many more. Our titles include novels, dual readers (English and foreign language), comic strips, crosswords, etc… Our aim is to encourage St. Flannan’s College students to either maintain their home language skills or deepen their understanding of the language they are learning at school. Read More >
In March 2015, our past pupil, President Michael D Higgins visited St Flannan’s College. It was our privilege to welcome President Higgins and his wife to our college and showcase the work of our staff and students. Read More >
The TY Great Bake Sale is happening this Friday! All treats will be just €1, and every cent raised will go towards supporting the TY Climb for Cancer taking place this May. Read More >
Our Junior SVP are running a clothes appeal online aid of our local SVP after the Easter break. It’s a great reason to do a spring clean and a declutter. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Read More >