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Post Primary Schools within a 160KM radius of Maynooth University Roll Number Official School Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Address 4 County Principal Name Phone Email School Gender Pupil Irish Classification - Post Primary Fee Paying School Ethos/Religion FEMALE MALE - Post Primary Attendance (Y/N) Type 61120E St Mary's Academy CBS Station Rd Carlow CARLOW MR. PAUL FIELDS 0599142419 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 583 61130H St Mary's Knockbeg College Knockbeg Co. Carlow CARLOW MR. MICHAEL CAREW 0599142127 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 411 61140K St. Leo's College Dublin Road Carlow CARLOW MISS CLARE RYAN 0599143660 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 966 61141M Presentation College Askea Carlow Co. Carlow CARLOW MR. RAYMOND MURRAY 0599143927 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 370 354 61150N Presentation / De La Salle College Royal Oak Road Muine Bheag Co. Carlow CARLOW MR. GERARD WATCHORN 0599721860 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 283 313 70400L Borris Vocational School Borris Co Carlow CARLOW Mr John O'Sullivan 0599773155 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 237 269 70410O Coláiste Eoin Hacketstown Co Carlow CARLOW Pauline Egan 0596471198 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 111 122 70420R Carlow Vocational School Kilkenny Road Carlow Co. Carlow CARLOW Markita Mulvey 0599131187 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 524 431 70430U Vocational School Muine Bheag Muine Bheag Co Carlow CARLOW David O'Flaherty 0599721335 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 127 90 70440A Gaelcholáiste Cheatharlach Easca Ceatharlach CARLOW Gearóidín Ní Chonghaile 0599132130 [email protected] Mixed Day All pupils taught all subjects through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 187 181 91356F Tullow Community School The Mullawn Tullow Co. Carlow CARLOW MR. PAUL THORNTON 0599151473 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 323 310 61051L St Clare's College Ballyjamesduff Co. Cavan CAVAN MS. TERESA DONNELLAN 0498544551 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 318 274 61060M St Patrick's College Cavan Co. Cavan CAVAN MR. CHRISTOPHER ROWLEY 0494361888 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 603 61070P Loreto College Cavan Co. Cavan CAVAN MS. MARY ANGELA MC GARVEY 0494332881 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 689 61080S Royal School Cavan College Street Cavan Co. Cavan CAVAN MR. EDWARD LINDSAY 0494361605 [email protected] Mixed Mixed No subjects taught through Irish Y CHURCH OF IRELAND 88 141 70350W St Bricin's College Belturbet Co Cavan CAVAN Mary Sheridan 0499522170 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 103 138 70360C St. Mogue's College Bawnboy Belturbet Co Cavan CAVAN Ann Conaghan 0499523112 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 103 124 70380I Breifne College Cootehill Rd Cavan Co Cavan CAVAN Mr John Crotty 0494331735 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 329 348 70390L Virginia College Virginia Co Cavan CAVAN Karen Fitzpatrick 0498547050 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 295 385 76087R CAVAN INSTITUTE CATHEDRAL ROAD CAVAN CAVAN Ann Marie Lacey 0494332633 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 783 519 81005Q St Aidans Comprehensive School Cootehill Co Cavan CAVAN MISS MARY ANN SMITH 0495552161 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 259 261 91351S Bailieborough Community School Bailieborough Co Cavan CAVAN MRS. MARTHA LIEVENS 0429665295 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N INTER DENOMINATIONAL 289 313 60010P Loreto Secondary School Balbriggan Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. EDWARD FYNES 018411594 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 1,225 60021U St Marys Secondary School Baldoyle Dublin 13 DUBLIN MS. EDEL GREENE 018325591 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 335 60030V Blackrock College Rock Road Blackrock Co. Dublin DUBLIN MR. ALAN T MAC GINTY 012888681 [email protected] Boys Mixed No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 1,000 60040B Willow Park School Rock Road Blackrock Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. ALAN JAMES THOMAS ROGAN 012881651 [email protected] Boys Mixed No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 207 60041D Coláiste Eoin Baile an Bhóthair Bóthair Stigh Lorgan Co Atha Cliath DUBLIN MR. FINÍN MÁIRTÍN 012884002 [email protected] Boys Day All pupils taught all subjects through Irish N CATHOLIC 495 60042F Coláiste Íosagáin Bóthar Stigh Lorgan Baile an Bhóthair Co Átha Cliath DUBLIN MS. FÍONA UÍ UIGINN 012884028 [email protected] Girls Day All pupils taught all subjects through Irish N CATHOLIC 496 60050E Oatlands College Mount Merrion Co Dublin DUBLIN MS. CAROLINE GARRETT 012888533 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 535 60070K Dominican College Sion Hill Blackrock Co Dublin DUBLIN MISS SHEILA DRUM 012886791 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 410 60081P Rockford Manor Secondary School Stradbrook Rd Blackrock Co Dublin DUBLIN MISS MARY CAFFREY 012801522 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 322 60090Q Rathdown School Upper Glenageary Road Glenageary Co. Dublin DUBLIN MISS ANNE DOWLING 012853133 [email protected] Girls Mixed No subjects taught through Irish Y CHURCH OF IRELAND 307 60092U Clonkeen College Clonkeen Road Blackrock Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. EDWARD MELLY 012892709 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 515 60100Q Castleknock College Castleknock Dublin 15 DUBLIN MR. OLIVER MURPHY 018213051 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 621 60120W Mount Sackville Secondary School Chapelizod Dublin 20 DUBLIN MRS. EILEEN HIGGINS 018213317 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 635 60121B Moyle Park College Clondalkin Dublin 22 DUBLIN MR. M B HARTIGAN 014574837 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 690 60122D Coláiste Bríde New Road Clondalkin Dublin 22 DUBLIN MISS MARIE THERESE KILMARTIN 014591158 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 966 60130C Loreto Abbey Secondary School Dalkey Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. ROBERT DUNNE 012718900 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 594 60140F Mount Anville Secondary School Mount Anville Rd Dublin 14 DUBLIN MRS. PATRICIA MATHEWS 012885313 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 640 60160L Notre Dame Secondary School Upper Churchtown Road Dublin 14 DUBLIN MRS. MARY M BRANNIGAN 012989533 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 148 60180R Christian Brothers College Monkstown Park Dun Laoghaire Co Dublin DUBLIN DR. GERARD BERRY 012805854 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 428 60240J Loreto College Foxrock Foxrock Dublin 18 DUBLIN MRS. BERNADETTE PRENDIVILLE 012895637 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 575 60250M Holy Child Secondary School Military Road Killiney Co. Dublin DUBLIN MRS. GERARDINE HACKETT 012823120 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 361 60260P St Joseph Of Cluny Secondary School Bellevue Park Ballinclea Rd Killiney Co Dublin DUBLIN MISS MARY G WHITE 012855027 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish Y CATHOLIC 354 60261R St Benildus College Upper Kilmacud Rd Stillorgan Blackrock Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. MARTIN JOHNSON 012987836 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 804 60262T St Laurence College Loughlinstown Dublin 18 DUBLIN MR. WILLIAM REDMOND 012826930 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 132 147 60263V St Josephs College Lucan Co Dublin DUBLIN MS. BERNADETTE FITZGERALD 016281160 [email protected] Girls Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 876 60264A Coláiste Phádraig CBS Roselawn Lucan Co Dublin DUBLIN MR. ANTHONY J BRADY 016282299 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 680 60272W The Kings Hospital Palmerstown Dublin 20 DUBLIN MR. J.D. RAFTER 016436500 [email protected] Mixed Mixed No subjects taught through Irish Y CHURCH OF IRELAND 315 407 60290B St Pauls College Sybil Hill Raheny Dublin 5 DUBLIN MR. ML.A. BEHAN 018314011 [email protected] Boys Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 589 60291D Árdscoil La Salle Raheny Road Raheny Dublin 5 DUBLIN MR. G LYNCH 018480055 [email protected] Mixed Day No subjects taught through Irish N CATHOLIC 100 146 60300B Manor House School Watermill Road
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