Congratulations to the Under-14 Gaelic football team who had a hard fought victory over Moate Community School today.
Holy Faith Clontarf prevailed on a scoreline of 5-13 to 1-10.
Well done!
Congratulations to the 4 students from 2nd year who competed in the UCD Junior Debates last week (Zoe Kennedy, Cara Lynch, Evelyn Mendes Healy and Amelie Silvestre). The standard was particularly high on the evening and we wish Zoe and Cara the best of luck in the upcoming quarter finals. Thank you to Ms Conlon and Ms Daly who have worked with the students and accompanied them on the evening. Thank you also to the parents and supporters who attended.
The senior debating team narrowly lost out to Largy College in the recent Concern debates.
Best of luck to Siofra Corrigan of 5th year who will compete in the All Ireland Final of the Soroptimist Public Speaking Competition on Saturday 4th March. Thank you to Ms Conlon who has worked with Siofra.
Congratulations to 2D who presented a cheque for 3,862 to Ms Lilian Hunt from St. Francis Hospice in Raheny. The money was raised by 2D's class calendar fundraiser. Ms Hunt spoke with the class about the services that St Francis Hospice offers and about the new building development that will see over 20 new, individual ensuite rooms built at the St Francis Raheny site. Congratulations to 2D and thank you to Ms Hunt for speaking with the class. A big thank you to Ms Daly who coordinated the fundraiser and to SNAP printing (Jervis) who printed the calendars. Well done to everyone involved!
Congratulations to the 1st & 2nd year students on their wins at the North Leinsters. Well done to all students who took part.
Congratulations to Siofra Corrigan (5th year) who is through to the National Finals of the Soroptimist Public Speaking competition which will be held in Wexford in March. Her speech was on Peace and Democracy. She also had an impromptu speech.
Congratulations to the 2nd Year junior debating students who got through to the Octo Final of the UCD debates, they are Evelyn Mendes Healy, Amélie Silvestre, Zoe Kennedy and Cara Lynch.
And finally, congratulations to the senior debating team who are through to the next round of the Concern debates. They are Sophie Faughan, Sophie Kilcullen, Siofra Corrigan, Ella Bracken & Olivia Hogan.
Thank you to the teachers who continue to support the debating teams - Ms Conlon, Ms Daly & Ms Mackey.
Our Junior Camogie team played their Dublin Cup final against Portmarnock in Trinity Sports Ground, Santry on Friday 27th January. Holy Faith battled hard against a tough Portmarnock side who were in the lead at half time on a scoreline of 3-0 to 1-1.
The girls continued to fight hard leaving Portmarnock scoreless in the second half but unfortunately it just wasn’t enough to win the game. The game ended 3-0 to 1-2 to Portmarnock. Hard luck and well done to all involved. A big thank you to Ms Furlong and Ms Flanagan for their work with the team and to the supporters who went along today.
Team
Cara Mulligan, Ava Loftus, Eve O’Grady, Orla Hanratty, Ella Ryan, Eileen McCarthy, Maggie O’Dea, Aoife Kane (0-1), Isobel Twomey, Mairead Hanratty, Sarah Power, Siún Lindsay (0-1), Orlaith Fogarty, Grace O'Neill, Julianne McDermott (1-0) Subs: Hazel Power, Nicole Carroll, Eve Kirwan, Clíona Walsh, Jane Rooney.
Our Junior Camogie team played their semi-final against Manor House in DCC Alfie Beirne Road on Monday 23rd last. An excellent first half performance saw the girls in the lead at half time on a scoreline of 2-2 to 0-1.
The second half saw Holy Faith continue to battle against a solid Manor House side and come out on top with the game ending 3-6 to 1-2. Well done to all involved.
This brings the girls through to the competition final which will be played this Friday 27th January.
Team
Cara Mulligan, Ava Loftus, Orla Hanratty, Eve O’Grady, Ella Ryan, Eileen McCarthy, Maggie O’Dea, Aoife Kane (0-1), Isobel Twomey (1-0), Sarah Power (0-1), Mairead Hanratty (0-1), Siún Lindsay (0-1), Orlaith Fogarty, Grace O'Neill (0-1) Julianne McDermott. Subs: Hazel Power, Ella Ryan, Nicole Carroll, Eve Kirwan (2-1), Clíona Walsh, Jane Rooney, Kate Quigley.