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e first term is a time of great activity and fun with the musical production of Grease, lots of sporting events and numerous academic achievements. it never ceases to amaze me the amount of activities the school can undertake in such a short period of time. i hope you enjoy reading about them in this newsletter and on www.colaisteiognaid.ie . On april 29, 2016, we will hold our second Jes Gathering/cruinniú iognáid following the request of our past pupils, parents and friends of the Jes. e event will be held in the ardilaun Hotel once again. e night will begin with a drinks reception at 7:30pm followed by dinner at 8:00pm and entertainment. You can pre-book your tickets and/or table by emailing [email protected] / 083 1029020. is is a definite date for your diaries! Following the success of the “e Kube “ TY school Bus fundraiser” in March, this year’s TY students will hold another fundraiser called “e chase” on March 16th, 2016. it promises to be great fun and will help us greatly in our efforts to raise the necessary funds for our school bus. i would like to take this opportunity to thank catherine Hickey, our esteemed deputy Principal and all our staff, the Board of Management, Finance committee, Parents council, students council, iiG and the Past Pupil Union for all the work they do in ensuring the school continues true to its mission.

Our outstanding results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our teaching staff who demonstrate remarkable care of our students and a love of their subjects’ day in, day out. as always, we would love to hear from all our past pupils. Please continue to keep in touch via email ([email protected] ), website: www.colaisteiognaid.ie; linkedin: coláiste iognáid (e Jes) alumni and Facebook: e Jes coláiste iognaid PPU. i wish you and your family a very happy and healthy christmas and all the very best for 2016. Our state exam students are in our thoughts as they prepare for their Mocks in February. Guím ort fhéin agus ar do mhuintir nollaig shona agus gach rath sa bhliain 2016.

Mary Joyce, Principal seasons Greetings from catherine Hickey Ui Mhaoláin, deputy Principal. coláiste iognáid continues to prosper because of the support that you, the parents and guardians of our students, give to the school in so many ways. i wish to take this opportunity to thank you all for the part you and your families play in our on-going success. i also acknowledge your tremendous support and assistance to me in my role as deputy Principal this past year; it is greatly appreciated. Without such essential parental support and wonderful staff, coláiste iognáid simply would not be the successful school it is today. i wish you and your family a very happy christmas and every blessing for 2016. catherine Hickey Ui Mhaoláin, Deputy Principal exTra-cUrricUlar acTiviTies

TreMendOUs sUMMer & aUTUMn FOr Jes rOWinG e 2015 season was one of considerable success on the water for Jes rowing with many significant victories throughout the year. is culminated in three major wins at the irish rowing championships that were held in July - the boys J16 8+, the girls J15 coxed quad and the girls J14 coxed quad. in addition, there were two 2nd place finishes and a host of other strong performances. e win by the boys J16 eight was one of the biggest Jes victories at the national championships for several years and the first win in this event since 1999. in the run up to the regatta, the Jes boys had just lost out in a number of tight races to Portora and the Bish. ey comfortably won by two lengths with a highly impressive display of rowing in extremely all smiles for the winning girls under 14 quad (l to r) ruby Murphy, difficult weather conditions that received considerable praise from the on- ruth Griffin, anna Young (cox), roisin Gavin and anna coyne course commentator. e victorious crew was luke Mulliez, robert Mcinerney, Brian Maye, omas Power, daragh coughlan, shane O’Halloran, Mark ryder, Philip Buckley and david Young (cox). e 2nd year girls J14 quad had several victories during the year and they continued their good form at the championships with yet another clear cut win. e crew was ruby Murphy, ruth Griffin, roisin Gavin, anna coyne and anna Young (cox). e win for the girls J15 quad was in one of the most exciting races of the regatta with just one length covering the first three boats. it turned out to be a battle between two Jes crews who took 1st and 2nd places. e winning crew was eimear sheridan, Hannah Power, roisin Gavin, anna coyne and david Young (cox) while the runners up were rachel O'Malley raecke, anna O'donoghue, aoife dempsey, Jessica Barrett and e successful girls J15 quad (l to r): eimear sheridan, roisin Gavin, anna Young (cox). Holly McHugh, Hannah Power, and anna coyn e girls J16 8+ crew can also reflect on a highly successful season in which they had many notable wins including the irish schools championships and the Galway and cork regattas. a feature of the Galway regatta was the girls J16 8+ where the Jes had two boats entered and both crews made the final. it proved to be a very tight race before the a crew eventually got the win by a mere half a length. it was tremendous to see two Jes eights competing head to head against each other to such a high standard. e castleconnell Head did bring much success for the rowers as they had eight wins on a great day for all crews. a particular mention must go to caoileann nic dhonncha who won the girls J15 single scull and finished over a minute ahead of her nearest rivals. caoileann continued her good form into the Provinces indoor rowing e final of the girls J16 eight at the Galway regatta was an exciting race competition where she had two bronze medal finishes. elsewhere in that between the two Jes crews indoor competition, the transition year boys (daragh coen, Mark ryder, Brian Maye and robert Mcinerney) won their relay race with a very impressive time. ere were also successes at the get Going get rowing indoor competition at Trinity college with 2nd place finishes for the girls in the U13 and U14 races.

e girls J16 winning quad: (l to r) Molly curtis, caolieann nicdhonncha, roisin Gavin, Grace egan and aoibhinn McPhillips

e J16 boys eight on the podium (l to r): Philip Buckley, Mark ryder, shane O'Halloran, daragh coughlan, david Young (cox), omas Power, Brian Maye, robert Mcinerney, luke Mulliez

laoise ni Ghriofa (left) and rachel Trench won the girls U18 pair under the care of donal dempsey and ruth O` Brien. Matches for the Blackmore shield begin in mid-January. second Years (U.15) are coached and managed by Gerry McMenamin and Ms. clodagh Mitchell. Players in second year have had a busy season already, with training twice a week, as many were involved with U.16 B squad also. ey are looking forward to displaying their fitness, skill and hard work in the upcoming lupton cup and sweetnam tournaments, beginning in January. Best of luck! ird years (U.16) a and B teams have been playing competitive hockey since early sept. e B team narrowly lost in the Final of the Howley shield. e U.16 a team have shown great teamwork also by getting to the Final of the Griffin cup. is will be played later in december. Many thanks to amanda Mooney, Orla Biggens and debbie Heery for all their work with this team. e winning crew in the boys u18 pair: (l to r) seamus O’donoghue and e senior squad have been working very hard under the great coaching Brian May and management team of richie Malone and debbie Heery. ey have been very successful in the senior costello/ ornton league and in the Ward cup to date. e prestigious Palmer cup is being played in February. e team are working very hard in preparation. 1st and 2nd year hockey teams have really enjoyed the first term of hockey training in dangan. ey are extremely fortunate to be coached by Ger McManamon and donal dempsey. e teams will be playing the Blackmore and cahill shield in the new Year. a big thanks to our transition year coaches laura O'neill, Firinne Kelly, eva Mannion, róisin cloherty, sinéad carey, eve Mclaughlin, shauna spillane, nina Gorey, Olwyn nic dhonnacha and Jemma McManamon. Fundraising is always an issue, as pitch and transport costs are always very high. Well done to all teachers, hockey students and parents, who were involved in bag packing and cake sales for the club. Many thanks also to Joe O Toole for driving the bus on many occasions. Well done to First and second year rowers at the Get Going Get rowing indoor all the Transition year students who help coach and mentor the junior competition at Tcd in november players. is mentoring programme is running very well. e Jes hockey club want to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all those who rUGBY are involved, support and help our beloved club. Go Jes Hockey!! The 2015/16 rugby season is proving to be both busy and successful for the Jes. With three squads and over 90 boys involved, the school will Gaelic UPdaTe participate in up to 40 rugby fixtures this year. Teachers steve Parkinson senior Girls Gaelic Football and sinéad armstrong-anthony manage and coach the three squads with e Girls senior team have qualified for the knockout stages of the invaluable additional coaching support being provided by a number of connacht championship where they will play swinford of Mayo. e parents. team have won all their away games which included victories over corr na We have just wrapped up both the Junior and senior leagues. as it Mona, ros Muc and endas. ey were very unlucky not to beat carraroe stands, on fixtures played, both squads sit comfortably in the top four of and lost to inverin in exceptionally harsh weather conditions. Training their league tables - a testament to their hard work and commitment in will recommence in the new Year. the field. a highlight of the season so far was beating the Bish in highly competitive games at both Junior and senior level to bring home the Frank Berry cup. We look forward to a competitive and successful cup season in the new Year. e U14s league season is ongoing. Good numbers and a strong squad mean that the future of Jes rugby is in good hands.

senior girls after victory in ros Muc. Missing from photo sarah donnellan, carmel Heery

First year Gaelic Football 2015/2016 Our current 1st years are on a fantastic run at the moment with 3 wins in 3 games and are top of the league. in the first match we faced the tough test of colaiste einde. it was an exhilarating game of football and HOcKeY TalK really tested the metal of all our players. entering the last quarter and losing by two points we managed to dig deep and win by two points. Hockey here in coláiste iognáid 2015-2016, is in full swing! We are ey showed great character which will stand to them in the future. having a very successful fun year so far. Many Jes hockey students have Our next day out was away to carraroe. although cruising in the first been selected for the U.16, U.18 and U.21 connaught Teams, half, we managed to let our lead slip and came under serious pressure in congratulations to all involved. last 15 minutes. again the team showed great resilience and we took it is wonderful to see that once again, a large number of first year control and finished the game as winners. students have joined the club. students are enjoying the training sessions Our final game to date was away to Oughterard. From the very first whistle we were relentless and coasted throughout the game. Our next challengers are unknown at this time but we have qualified for the latter stages of the league and are hoping for a protracted run in the championship and with a bit of luck we hopefully will be able to contest a final in 2016.

the sport in e Jes. e highlight of the year so far has been the recognition of catherine connaire. catherine has been awarded the Galway Bay FM sports award for basketball. it is a well-deserved reward for an excellent and dedicated First year team after defeating Uachtar Árd player. catherine represented ireland in the Under-18 european championships last summer (despite being Under-17). she is also playing regularly in the national league division 1 with nUiG Mystics (who are Juvenile Boys Gaelic Football top of the table). e Juvenile team are undefeated so far this season with victories over city neighbours the Bish and endas to their name. e team have deBaTinG improved greatly since the start of the year and are looking to go far in the league and championship campaigns. as the christmas term closes, the coláiste iognáid debating society have kept their exalted position on the pedestal of connacht debating with two major national titles in the cabinet. Junior Gaelic Football e debating season started auspiciously with conor O’sullivan and e Jes Junior Gaelic football team played four competitive matches Harry redfern filching the Belvedere Junior Mace championship from first term under the joint management of Mr. silke and Mr. the ivy-league dublin schools. coláiste iognáid was well represented in Macdonacha. ey defeated st. Pauls in the league, however, a the loreto on e Green mace as well as at coláiste na hinse with weakened Jes side went down to Glenamaddy and had two good run outs debaters high on each tab. Whilst storm desmond dampened enthusiasm against e Bish and PcH. for travel to the Wesley mace, hardy speakers liam carton and Fionn ryan braved the floods, stormed the Pale and climbed into the top third e team is captained this year by Barna's Jack Grealish and has some of that competition’s tab. fine players on the panel in the likes of evan Kenny, dara Golden, Mark e second major win was at the nUiG connacht Final Mace where O' Farrell, John Quinn, Fionn Murphy, Jack Power, niall rooney, Kate duggan and eoin O’cionna won the senior championship, ruairí cillian cleary, dara Hanrahan, niall Hanahoe, rory O' Gorman, conall O’Gorman and amy O’Gorman won the Junior championship with Hanley and cian Gilroy. liam carton and Fionn ryan as runners up. First Years eoin creavin and isobel Keane beat all junior debaters to break to the senior Final senior boys Gaelic Football where eoin was crowned best First Year speaker. Timothy Keogh was Best Having reached the final of this competition last year the seniors are speaker of the Final and Kate duggan topped the tab. a clean sweep for hoping to go one better this time around. e league campaign began the Jes. with an epic high scoring win against a much fancied coláiste Éinde eight ‘Jes’ debaters qualified for national Junior Finals and another outfit. coming out on the right side of a 5-17 to 5-9 scoreline put the four speakers (Kate duggan, Grace Kieran and Jack counihan) qualify team in a good position in the group. e team then followed up with a for the connacht senior all ireland semi-Final next term. Kate duggan, comprehensive win versus carraroe and thus sealed progress to the next ross Gorey and Jack counihan have been invited to trial for the irish stage. national team also in the next term. in the league semi-final athenry presentation proved a step too far and e society has met fourteen times this season with large numbers of though leading at the three/quarter mark lost narrowly to a star studded pupils testing their wits against each other in the weekly impromptu side. e championship begins after christmas and the lads are debates with the in-House Jes Junior novice competition won by Éidhne determined to put in a big effort. Kennedy early in the term. society auditors, Jack counihan and ross Gorey remind pupils that all at coláiste iognáid are automatically Jersey sponsor members of the society and are encouraged to attend the ursday Greatest thanks to Joe meetings. cosgrave and Kingfisher Fitness e final verbal bash of the season was the popular ‘christmas debate’ clubs for their continued support where veterans, juniors and Mr. sherry debated the motion ‘at is of coláiste iognáid Gaelic House Would not Wish anyone a ‘Merry christmas’’. e collection at Football club. Pictured below the door was donated to the simon community. Fortunately for lovers of presenting a set of jerseys to the peace and goodwill to all peoples on earth, the motion was soundly school. Much appreciated Joe. trounced.

BasKeTBall Boys’ Basketball in coláiste iognáid made history this year by being the first teams to play in the a division in approximately fifteen years. e senior Team put in some very good performances, saving their best performance until last. Unfortunately the elusive win escaped them this year, but with all the players returning next year they will undoubtedly be a force to be reckoned in after learning from this year’s experience. e senior Girls’ Team represented Girls’ Basketball in the school this year. although they failed to build on last year’s success of all-ireland Bronze Medals, the team can be very proud of the six years they put into acadeMic excellence • • • all ireland scholarship award 2015 • • •

congratulations to our outstanding Past Pupil alex Burke who was awarded a prestigious JP McManus educational scholarship on October 23, 2015.

l-r.: JP McManus, Past Pupil Alex Burke, Minister for Education Jan O’Sullivan T.D. and Mary Joyce, Principal alex is currently studying law in nUiG. He described his time in coláiste iognáid as very enjoyable and believes it was crucial to his current success. Whilst in school, alex took part in the mock trial competitions and views winning the national final, and representing ireland in the empire Mock Trial competition in new York, to be his greatest accomplishment to date.

• • • University scholar awards 2015 • • • congratulations to our bright and talented Past Pupils for winning the following University awards:

e awards are granted to first year students for their academic achievement in their leaving certificate examinations.

University College Dublin Entrance Scholar Awards were awarded to: Kate carr ailbe Keane

Trinity College Dublin Entrance Exhibition Awards were awarded to: roisin dunne, Jonathan Hanly, Bill Jennings, ruth Keogh.

NUIG Excellence Scholarships were awarded to: alexander Burke eamonn conroy

NUIG Junior Certificate Excellence in Business Studies Molly curtis sarah curtis Julius Byrne Jack Grealish TransiTiOn Year UPdaTe

Transition Year news

since our outing to inis Bofin after the Junior cert results, Transition Years been busy with a variety of activities. e social Outreach Programme, which is an integral part of the year is up and running but difficulties were encountered due to the nature of this year’s timetable. Most of the organisations we work with need Garda clearance for volunteers and some only accommodate over 16 year old. congratulations to Jes TY students sean Tobin, shauna spillane, nina is can present problems for us but we try to fill and voids with other Gorey and caoilte curran who are winners of the Hewlett Packard activities. . Hackathon 2015. Our social Outreach Programmes Partners include: st. Joseph’s special school, claddagh national school and scoil iognaid Jes sleep Out We have art classes in the school with children from st. Joseph’s and from the claddagh n.s. and we have a team that go to their playgrounds Following the success of last year's 6th years’ students sleep Out, this at lunch times also. year’s leaving cert students will continue the tradition. at duffy’s centre in claregalway we have a horse riding group helping On Friday 18th december a large group of 6th year students, children for lessons once a week. accompanied by some Jes teachers, will partake in a sleep Out on the We have collected money for enable ireland and for the irish society grounds of st. nicholas' cathedral, to raise awareness of homelessness. for autism and liased with the lions club and Galway Bay FM for e event will also be a fundraiser for cope and the services they provide. charity auction. Under the careful guidance of ruth O’Brien, we have students working on a daily basis with our own special needs unit the Fr. Bob McGoran Jes student wins two european silver Medals centre. is centre provides an invaluable experience for our students to integrate and work with the students there. Great credit goes to the teachers and snas there for their professionalism and open policy which provides TY students with this opportunity. Many of our TY students have completed a variety of work experiences gleaning invaluable insight into various work places. Other dedicated weeks are Feb. 8th and May 23rd. i encourage every student to use work experience to research career options in as many areas as possible – bearing in mind subject choices will made during the next term. Once again, Orla Biggins has taken charge of the popular Build a Bank challenge and this is a work in progress. e team are putting in enormous effort to reach a place in the all ireland final. catherine Hickey has again provided the opportunity for students to engage with c- congratulations to Jes leaving cert student, Jack colbert, who has won sharp computer Programming with the sponsorship of a past pupil. two silver medals at the iPc european Para Powerlifting championships adrian O neill, ray silke and sinead armstrong provide an invaluable in Hungary. Jack only took up the sport earlier this year when he was background for various activities and modules. Paul Kilraine and richard contacted by irish powerlifting coach, Ken Hurley. Ken had spotted Jack’s Molloy as Year Heads keep a tight reign on Transition Year students. phenomenal success at the iWas (international Wheelchair and amputee in the new year, we will start our computer class for the elderly in sports Federation) World Junior championships over the past two years association with age action. Many other positive opportunities will be where Jack has won a plethora of medals in field events across the board experienced and the preparations for Gaisce is on-going. Tá súil againn including a gold medal in the shot putt and a silver in the discus last year. go mbeidh an chéad téarma eile chomh tairbheach agus taitneamhach leis We wish Jack every success with his sporting endeavours in the future! an téarma seo caite. Follow the link for more coverage of Jack’s win Guímid Beannachtaí na Féile oraibh uilig. http://connachttribune.ie/olympic-dream-is-driving-on-remarkable- galway-athlete/

Jes Sleep out Grease school Musical by Mia doolan, 5th Year Student as all Jes students past and present know, the build up to one's Fifth Year show truly begins in First Year, when one is recruited into the all important show choir. e next four years are then spent in constant rehearsal, singing dutifully into a hairbrush and practicing bows in front of a mirror. i myself sat side stage for the 2010 production of 'Hothouse' back in the day, and watched in awe as ordinary students became momentary stars of that humble wooden stage.

e next few years flew, and on recollection, even stress at state exams paled in comparison to the gravitas carried by the auditions at the beginning of the year. We each got our parts, and both the pleasantly surprised and the majorly disappointed set to work, a testament to our work ethic here at the Jes. any negative feelings harboured were soon lost though, as we all discovered that there was a place for everyone in Grease, on or off the stage.

e next few weeks were spent 'hand-jiving' and growing out hair fit for quiffs, all while far more important stuff was happening, which i didn't notice at the time. While we were busy recording tracks and rehearsing dances, an almost magical transformation took place through out Fifth Year, and we all grew closer and flowered together. so much was accomplished with the show this year; a wonderful soundtrack recording, a dvd and of course we enthralled audiences night in night out. But our real victory was in the memories and friendships we made, the skills we learned and the inhibitions we lost, all a true measure of growth and the very reason i chose to attend iognáid all those years ago. it seems incredible that such a feat is accomplished each year in the Jes, and i do hope our gratitude as a year has reached all those who've worked so hard to make it happen. now, sadly for us, our journey on the show-mobile has come to an end, and it's the turn of our friends in TY to hop on, and the First Years can join the cue as i did long ago. i can only hope that Grease 2015 made as much of an impact on all those it touched as it did me and everyone else involved. TransiTiOn Year FUndraiser – THe cHase

Following the success of the TY economics class fundraiser e Kube last year, the current class decided to organize an event based on the popular iTv show ‘THe cHase”.

e students are busy organising the event, which will take place in the ardilaun Hotel on Wednesday 16th March. ey are gathering advertisements, designing posters and tickets, finding the contestants and of course finding a cHaser that will be hard to beat.

You will see advertisements for the event from January onwards, and the class is hopeful for the support of all families in the school as they look to raise funds to go towards the new bus.

Jes GaTHerinG BrinGinG PasT PUPils, ParenTs and Friends TOGeTHer

it was a wonderful night of fun, nostalgia and Jes pride. Our next Jes Gathering will take place on 29th april 2015 in the ardilaun Hotel 7:30pm: drinks reception / 8:00pm: dinner / 10:00pm entertainment Tickets: €55:00 per person

Feedback from the night from past pupils included:

"Fantastic night - great to meet up with old friends again.“ "all just simply fab ... everyone thoroughly enjoyed it."

"a night not to be missed – can’t wait for next year” "What a night ... from beginning to end … hotel was fan - tastic, auction was great fun and the banter never stopped - book me in for next year!"

contact: siobhan 083 1029020 or [email protected] to book your table and/or ticket. PasT PUPil P.J. sMall THe Jes class rePs

reTUrns TO THe Jes Year name contact

1954 dan Griffin danpgriffi[email protected]

1955 Tom Greally Tel: 087 2739922

1958 Michael G. ryder [email protected]

1960 Brendan Healy [email protected]

1961 Tom Kenny [email protected]

1962 Tom Kenny [email protected]

1963 Michael concannon [email protected]

1967 enda Folan [email protected]

1971 evan Molloy [email protected]

1976 cathal Guiomard [email protected]

P.J. returns to his old classroom in the Jes with his Daughter Collette in 1997 1980 dermot O’connor [email protected]

My graduation from the Jes seems like yesterday although it was 1963! 1980 Frank Fahy [email protected] e hotel business has moved me around 3 continents and 8 countries but thankfully, i have returned to Galway every year and i have main - 1981 Peter O’Fegan [email protected] tained good contact with the Jes. 1982 emer Madden [email protected] Going back to the school always brings back fond memories such as my visits to the late Father Bob McGoran for chats and banter about our 1982 Mickey Mcdonagh [email protected] school days. Fondly known as “Bobby”, he was our prefect of studies for many years. 1983 erc dunne [email protected] in november 2013, our class held our 50th school reunion and visited the newly refurbished school. We were in awe of the transformation and the 1984 steve Parkinson [email protected] facilities. 1985 roy Gibson [email protected] Before our official reunion, a group of us would meet up every 5 years so i saw the lads on a regular basis. ere were 24 boys (no girls) in our class 1986 Mark lohan [email protected] and the majority of us spent 10 years at the Jes with some lads staying for 6 years. sadly, six of our class have passed away. 1987 Frank Forde [email protected]

Our class produced one Jesuit, Frank Brady who does stellar work for the 1988 Macdara Hosty [email protected] community. e Jes was the springboard for forming life long friendships which continue to this day. 1989 enda Hosty c/o [email protected] i would not be classified as one of the best students in the class by any 1990 claire lohan [email protected] stretch of the imagination and the lads would endorse this! However, the Jes gave me a solid foundation to start my life and i will always be grateful 1991 Una sinnott [email protected] for that.

is year, my visit to the Jes coincided with the Jes school musical and so 1992 sinead armstrong [email protected] i gratefully accepted an invite to attend the show. What a talented bunch of 5th years and an overall excellent production! if you would like to become a rep and help us to update contact e atmosphere was great and the hall was packed on a very wet and details of class mates, and serve as an ambassador for the school, windy ursday night. please contact siobhan on 083-1029020. Please keep in touch by forwarding your contact details to i hope to visit the school for many years to come “ le cabhair O de”. [email protected] or by contacting your class rep listed above. Padhraic O caoilte THe ParenTs’ cOUncil 2015-2016

1st Year Karena Meehan 086-771-5522 [email protected] sarah Meehan 087-288-7431 [email protected]

2nd Year angela Brennan 087-797-2462 [email protected] david Parslow (Treasurer) 087-972-6156 [email protected]

3rd Year Tom McHale 087-229-7034 [email protected] John Hanahoe (chairperson) 087-260-4262 [email protected] sinead Finnerty 087-829-2100 [email protected]

4th Year aedin O'heocha (secretary) 087-659-1818 [email protected] siobhan Falvey 087-799-7885 [email protected]

5th Year deirdre Kelly 087-068-2671 [email protected] Brid ni neachtain 086-824-6717 [email protected] John cunningham 087-628-7537 [email protected]

6th Year deirdre d'arcy 083-109-8828 [email protected] Mickey Macdonagh 087-248-5377 [email protected]

sTUdenT cOUncil MeMBers 2015-2016

6th Year 5th Year 4th Year

Grace O Fegan Kate duggan daragh Murphy abby silke dylan roe shauna spillane daniel nolan Oisin Parslow nina Gorey sub – donncha Wernstrom sub-niamh Burns sub-catherine Godfrey

3rd Year 2nd Year 1st Year

Tim Keogh ruarí O’Gorman Oliver Kelly Meadhbh Hannon aisling Parslow niamh Murphy

sub-evan egan sub-Zara O’Toole sub-Íosold Moran