TY students are enjoying a fantastic morning canoeing in Carlingford. This was followed by pier jumping and now to lunch! 

A message from the Irish Blood Transfusion Service who will be taking blood in Kilcullen next week. Please click on the Pdf for details.

The TY Community care class hosted a bake sale on Monday 15th April during lunchtime to raise funds for Barretstown, the children's charity. They had a selection of homemade baked goods such as brownies and cookies. It was a great success! 

A huge thank you to all involved and all who contribute to the cause. Keep an eye on the app for the delivery of funds raised to Barretstown! 

A number of our students attended Le Cheile's Student Symposium in Knock shrine on Thursday 18th April. The day served as an opportunity for students to embark on a pilgrimage to Knock Shrine, County Mayo. 

There were various workshops such as learning of the story of Knock, “Mosaic” Story in the Basilica, a talk from two young ladies about their involvement in World Youth Day in Lisbon, an eye-opening talk about recovery from addiction through faith, positivity of music in prayer, meditation sessions, a workshop on 'How I live my faith', time in The reconciliation Chapel, and writing a letter to God. Our students were divided into groups among with other Le Cheile schools and engaged with three of the above workshops. 

This was a great way for students to explore/deepen their faith and meet other students from across 33 other Le Cheile schools. Afternoon mass was held in the Basilica. 

The students that attended are:

Amy Schmelter  (Ember team member)

Oisin Monks

Niamh Flynn 

Cadhla O'Brien 

Lucy Curtis 

Eloise Reddy 

Amy Egan

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