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September Newsletter 2011


Congrats to U10’s Hurling Team

Congratulations to our U10 hurling team who had a great victory over Bennettsbridge in the final of the U10 blitz held in Thomastown on Sunday last, Sept 25th. Well done lads!


Congrats to U10’s Camogie team!

Congrats to the U10’s Girl’s Camogie team who won the 2011 tournament in Danesfort last Saturday, 24th September. They defeated Danesfort on the score of 3-2 to 1-1. Well done ladies!!!


The Education of Boys in Thomastown

In 1826 there were twenty-four schools in Thomastown parish with a total attendance of 1100 – 695 males and 405 females – of whom all but twenty-three were Roman Catholics. It appears that only two schools were attended exclusively by girls. One was referred to as ‘the Convent’. It was under ‘Miss Fitzgerald and others’ and was situated on the open ground adjoining the
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U9’s/ U10’s Hurling Blitz

Congratulations to the Thomastown U9 Boy’s hurling team on winning the Shield. They beat Erin’s Own in Castlecomer in a blitz final at the beginning of the school year on the score of 3-6 to 3-4.  Well done lads! Congratulations also to the Thomastown U10 Boy’s hurling team who beat Carrickshock, Ballyhale and Abbeyside in a blitz last Saturday. Well done! What a great
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Parenting Course for 9 -17 year olds


Download School Calendar 2011 – 2012

Download School Calendar 2011- 2012  


April Newsletter, 2011


St Mary’s get the Green Flag!

WE ARE NOW OFFICIALLY A GREEN SCHOOL!!!! On Tuesday, 3rd May, the pupils and staff at St Mary’s N. S. were delighted to hear that they had been awarded with their first Green Flag! Well done to everyone in the school for their huge efforts in helping to receive this award.


Our Official School Opening, June 2010

OUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL OPENING CEREMONY, JUNE 2010 Our state of the art school was 10 years in the planning and became a reality as a result of hard work by parents, teachers and the people of Thomastown. Our school has over 400 pupils and is the result of an amalgamation between Ladywell Boy’s school and the Convent of Mercy National School. Speaking at the
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