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!
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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.
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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!
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A Eucharistic Celebration took place in the College Chapel on Friday – February 7th for the all Leaving Certificate students. The theme of the liturgy was (Alive in Christ ). This Mass was beautifully concelebrated by Bishop Fintan Monahan – Patron of the College and Archbishop Emeritus of Ottawa – Archbishop Terrence Prendergast.
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The 1st Year girls’ LGFA panel from St. Flannan’s College secured their second victory in the Clare Schools competition on Friday, overcoming a strong Ennistymon Community School side in Lahinch.
Flannan’s started brightly, with inside forwards Alli Donnelly and Ellie Sheedy combining for six early points. Wing forward Sarah Brodie added to the momentum with two well-taken goals, giving Flannan’s a commanding lead. However, Ennistymon responded swiftly, capitalizing on quick breaks to score 2-3 in succession. Just as the momentum seemed to shift, Clara Vaughan struck for a crucial goal and added two points, while Charley Duggan chipped in with another, … Read More >
Last November, our Leaving Certs had the opportunity to experience King Lear at the Dean Crowe Theatre, Athlone. Performed by the Gaeity School of Acting, this well known tragedy was brought to life. The follow on Q&A session gave our students a greater understanding of the play’s key themes and characters.
Our Junior Cycle students did not miss out! They recently experienced The Merchant of Venice live. This time, The Gaeity School of Acting took a different approach. Students got to look at key scenes while also learning about the important role a director plays. This interactive performance provided a great … Read More >
Priority will be given to 6th and 3rd years.
There are two sessions available:
• Monday/Tuesday – 4.30 pm to 6.00 pm and 6.20 pm to 7.45 pm
• Wednesday/Thursday/Friday – 3.45 pm to 5.15 pm and 5.30 pm to 7.00 pm
Fees are payable in advance and all payment is online.
Further details regarding registration & payment will be forwarded to all parents/guardians in early September.
If you require any further information, please contact: studySFC@stflannanscollege.ie
Kind Regards,
Michael Kelly
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The Literacy Committee (Ms. Cregan, Ms. di Francesco, Ms. Durcan, Ms. Kelly and Ms. Ward under the leadership of Ms. Culleton,) is proud to announce that St. Flannan’s College has been selected by Children’s Books Ireland as one of just six post-primary schools nationwide to participate in the “Everyone a Reader” programme this year.
Through the gifting of 250 books, creative and practical supports, as well as visits from a designated ‘Champion of Reading’, students will be empowered to read more, enjoy reading more and read more widely.
Keep an eye on future updates as the programme unfolds!
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Last Thursday, we celebrated Grandparents Day with two beautiful Masses in our College Chapel. A huge thank you to all our grandparents, Fr. McCormack, the R.E. and Music Departments, and all our students who participated in the readings and music for making it such a special day. It was a wonderful opportunity to express our love and gratitude to our grandparents. Thanks to the TY team, refreshments were served afterward, giving everyone a chance to catch up over a cup of tea
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At 13:30 in Kilmallock on Wednesday, the atmosphere was immense. Both schools had brought large crowds to the game, and it had all the feels of an edgy Harty semi-final before throw-in.
What followed however, was a very one-sided game which took all energy out of the crowd by the end of the third quarter.
Gaelcholaiste Mhuire are a very young team and showed glimpses of really good play, cutting the Flannan’s defense open on a number of occasions, particularly early in the second half. However, the damage inflicted on them by a ruthless opening 25 minutes from the Flannan’s men was … Read More >
