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Carlow Cavan Clare Cork School Completion Programme School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Carlow Carlow SCP Holy Family Girls 70420R Tyndall College 19478L N.S Holy Family Boys 70430U Colaiste Aindriu 19477J N.S Carlow Educate 20295K Together N.S. 19958C St. Fiacc’s N.S. Tullow Area SCP Tullow Community Scoil Mhuire 91356F School 13507I Lourdes Scoil Phádraig 16080N Naofa St. Columbas 13607M National School S.N Peadar & Pol, 14837L Ballon 00977B Ballyconnell N.S Scoil Phádraig, 01415K Rathoe S.N Phádraig Naofa, 17663T Rathvilly Cavan Cavan SCP St Mogue’s College, St.Clare’s, Primary 70360C Bawnboy. 08490N Cavan Breifne College. St Felim’s Primary 703801 Cavan 17326B Cavan St. Michael’s 19708C Primary Cootehill Clare Ennis SCP Ennis Community 70830N College 19559L Scoil Chriost Ri Ennistymon Ennis Educate 70840Q Vocational School 20086B Together Holy Family Junior 17957N School Holy Family Senior 07315N School Kilrush SCP Kilrush Community 91448K School 20041C St Senans Cork Ballyvolane/Dublin Hill SCP 19730S Scoil Oilibheir 71101G St Aidan's School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Bandon Macroom SCP Scoil Phadraig St Brogans College Naofa (Bandon 70910L Bandon 19977G Boys NS) 70130J McEgan College Bantry Dunmanway SCP Colaiste Pobail 76090G Bheanntraí 17011W St Mochomóg's NS Skibbereen 91516B Community School 16087E Kealkill NS Maria Immaculata 76086P Community College 17181F Togher NS Cobh Middleton SCP St Colmans 71050P Community College Carrognafoy 70970G Community College DEIS SCOP Teoranta SCP Scoil Mhuire na 62540I Deerpark CBS 12473M nGras Bishopstown 91397T Comminity School 14000C St Maries of the Isle Gaelscoil an 18292P Teaghlaigh Naofa 20389T Maria Assumpta PS 18734V Morning Star Scoil Mhuire Gan 171405I Smal C Scoil Mhuire Gan 17993R Smal B Le Cheile SCP Terence Mac Swiney Community St Mary's on the 71123Q College 19717U Hill NS Sunday's Well Boys 01187D NS Sunday's Well Girls 02707F NS Gaelscoil Pheig 19909N Sayers Mayfield/ The Glen SCP 62730N St Patricks College 17045Q St Patricks BNS School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Mayfield 91400F Community College 18153B St Patricks GNS St Patricks Infants 18154D School 19426P St Marks BNS 19427R St Brendan's GNS Scoil Mhuire agus 20497W Eoin North Cork SCP 71020G Davis College 19256Q Scoil Ghobnatan 76067L Colaiste Mhuire 17887S St Patricks Boys NS 13779S Dromahane NS St Josephs Infant 13031I School North West City SCP North Monastery 62530F Secondary School 18217B Scoil Padre Pio North Presentation 62621I Secondary School 20038N Scoil Aiseiri Chriost St Vincents 62590A Secondary School 18786R Scoil Iosagain St Vincents Primary 13696O School North Presentation 20036J Primary School 16680O Scoil Cholimcille North Monastery 20140E Primary School Mahon/Blackrock SCP Nagle Community 71110H College 05940D Scoil Ursula Ursuline Secondary Scoil na Croise 62650P School 17024I Naofa 19908K Gaelscoil Mhachan Mitchelstown/Fer moy SCP Colaiste Fionnchua St Josephs NS 71040M Mitchelstown 18377A Fermoy Colaiste an CBS Primary 70990M Chraoibhin Fermoy 17639W Mitchelstown Donegal Errigal & Mulroy SCP Letterkenny Educate Together 71220O Mulroy College 20235P NS School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary 71200I Errigal College Gairmscoil Mhic Diarmada Gairmscoil Mhic 71244F Diarmada North Inishowen Carndonagh 91406R Community School 16821G St Patricks Girls NS Moville Community 76084L College 18605K St Patricks Boys NS Scoil Naomh 18520C Padraig Rasheeny 17180W Cloontagh NS 16642G Clonmany NS Scoil Cholmcille 14631O Ballymena Scoil Eoghain 20054L Moville Raphoe 71230R Deele College 05230S Convoy Joint NS Royal & Prior 81011L Comprehensive 17598L Scoil an Leinbh Iosa 17828C St Eunan's NS 16138S Raphoe Central NS 19518U St Baithin's NS 18737E St Brigid's NS 16820E St Colmcille's NS 16054M St Patricks NS 18076J Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal Rosses Community School Rosses Community 91407T School South Inishowen 71140Q Crana College 18114O St Egney's NS 62770C Scoil Mhuire 15627F Naomh Mura NS 19967D Scoil Iosagain NS 16854V St Mura's NS 16789N St Oran's NS 19359D St Aengus' NS 01572D Naomh Padraig NS Scoil Naomh Iosaf 01574H NS Stranorlar Gairmscoil Chu Uladh Beal an Atha St Mary's Primary 71242B Móir 14910S School Dooish National 71240U Finn Valley College 19333I School School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary St Columba's St Patricks National 62861F College 17057A School Drumkeen Dromore NS 16349I Killygordan Sessiaghoneill 17607J National School St. Mary’s National 19927 O School, Stranorlar Dublin Balally Dundrum 91343T St Tiernan's CS 19904C Holy Cross NS 19723V Queen of Angels NS 19939V Good Shephard NS Our Lady's Clonskeagh Parish 19922E NS Balinteer Ballyboden SCP Balinteer 91305L Community School 19490B Scoil Mhuire Ballyfermot A 70240P Kylemore College 20139T Inchicore NS Mary Queen of 18585H Angels School 1 Mary Queen of 18843D Angels School 2 20092T St Ultans NS Ballymun Anseo Rosmini Community Gaelscoil Bhaile 91344V College 20015B Munna Plunket College of Our Lady of 70310K Further Education 19242F Victories Infants NS Margaret Aylward Our Lady of 70321P Community College 18911R Victories Girls NS Our Lady of 18910P Victories Boys NS BEST SCP Trinity Comprehensive Virgin Mary Boys' 81017A School 19320U School Virgin Mary Girls' 19303W School St Josephs Junior 19431J School St Josephs Senior 19583J School School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Holy Spirit Girls 19209H School Holy Spirit Boys 19208F School Scoil an Tseachtar 19430G Loach Virgin Mary Boys' The Aisling Project 19320U School Virgin Mary Girls' 19303W School St Josephs Senior 19583J School Holy Spirit Girls 19209H School Holy Spirit Boys 19208F School Bawnogue Deansrath SCP 70040T Deansrath CC 19707A St Ronans NS 19510E Scoil Talbot SNS Scoil Nano Nagle 19509T JNS Blakestown Blakestown Mountview SCP 91316Q Community School 20186F Castaheany ETNS Scoil Choilm Community 20241K National School St Philip the 19601H Apostle JNS 19643A St. Philip’s SNS 19605P Scoil Mhuire Junior Scoil Mhuire Senior 19494R School Brookfield Fettercairn SCP 91338D St Aidan's CS 19834H St Aidan's SNS 19782O St Brigid's JNS St Anne's Primary 20173T School Cabinteely Area SCP Cabinteely St John's National 91310E Community School 19960M School 60262T St Laurence College 19497P Scoil Mhuire 19641T Scoil Cholmcille JNS 19438W Scoil Cholmcille SNS 20218P St Columbanus NS School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Cabra SCP 70150O Cabra Commuinity College17464N St Finbar's BNS 17465P St Catherine's SGNS St Catherine's 17466R Infants NS 16988T Christ the King BNS Christ the King 16989V SGNS Christ the King 17459U JGNS Caritas College (Ballyfermot C) St Louise's Primary 60732h Caritas College 20397S School Collinstown Park SCP Collinstown Park St Peter Apostle 70041J Comminity College 19569O JNS St Peter Apostle 19642V SNS 19575J St Mary's JNS 19647I St Mary's SNS Coolock B SCP Scoil Chaitriona 60871V Mercy College 18631I Cailini 60550B Chanel College 18362K Scoil Chaitriona Nao Crumlin Cluster 60841M Rosary College 20488V Scoil Una Naofa Crumlin Drimnagh Harolds Cross SCP Our Lady of Good Loreto College Counsel Infant 60800V Crumlin 17356K School Our Lady of Good Our Lady of Mercy Counsel Girls 60991I Secondary School 17355I School Our Lady of Good Counsel Boys 19669S School 19924I Harolds Cross NS 16964F Scoil Mhuire Og 1 17683C Scoil Mhuire Og 2 Dominican Campus 60720A St Dominics College 19661C St Gabriels NS 60510M St Johns College 19663G St Raphaels NS 19662E St Michaels NS School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Donaghmede Ayrfield Edenmore SCP 91318U Donahies CS 19618B St Pauls SNS 70020B Grange CC 19611K St Colmcilles SNS 19406J Holy Trinity SNS 18969C St Eithnes SGS 19037E St Monicas JGS Belmayne Educate 20308Q Together Drimnagh Bluebell Inchicore SCP Drimnagh Castle Our Lady of 60480G Secondary School 07546J Lourdes NS Mercy secondary Drimnagh Castle 60872A School 19837N Primary School Scoil Mhuire gan 17083B Small Our Lady of the Wayside NS 16983J St Killians NS Dublin 1 & 7 SCP Mount Carmel Stanhope Street 68953T Secondary School 09932B Primary School St Gabriels Primary 60430O St Pauls CBS 20035H School St Josephs St Pauls Primary 60843Q Secondary School 16695E School Georges Hill Presentation 05933G Primary St Marys Primary 20436C School Gardiner Street 12448N Primary School Dublin 17 SCP Our Lady 70330Q Colaiste Dhulaigh 19454U Immaculate JNR Our Lady 19524P Immaculate SNR St Francis JNR 17104G Priorswood St Francis SNR 19668Q Priorswood 19913D St Josephs NS Dublin 5 SCP 60471F St Davids CBS 19920A St John of God GNS 19297H Scoil Fhursa 19298J Scoil Ide 19919P St Davids BNS 18360G St Brendans BNS 17732M Scoil Chiarain School Completion Programme County SCP Project Roll Number Post Primary Roll Number Primary Our Lady of 20064O Consolation Dublin 8 / The Liberties 60410I James' Street CBS 14556D St Enda's Primary School Presentation Warrenmount 60792C Secondary School 20429F St James' Primary School 20104A St Audoen's NS 18477E Francis Street CBS 19933J Scoil Treasa Naofa Warrenmount Presentation 13611D Primary St Brigid's Primary 16786H School Dublin North Central SCP St Joseph's CBS St Mary's Primary 60390F Fairview 19981U School O'Connell St Vincents Infant's 60440R Secondary
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