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Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Under 11 A Champions ... Again! (Report and Pictures)

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2014 City Division Under 11 A Hurling Final Patrickswell N.S. 4-4 St. Nessan's N.S. 2-4 As the supporters of both Patrickswell N.S. ...

Past Pupils Making the News!

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We were delighted to hear recently that Morgan Higgins was named Second Year Student of the Year in St. Clement's College ... and that ...
Monday, 26 May 2014

Under 11 Hurling Final: 11 a.m., Gaelic Grounds, May 27 (Tuesday)

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At 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, Patrickswell N.S will take on St. Nessan's N.S. in the Gaelic Grounds in the City Under 11 A Hurling...
Friday, 23 May 2014

John Flynn, Aaron Gillane and Cian Lynch

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Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Award for Excellence in Global Awareness

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Patrickswell pupils with Limerick hurler Kevin Downes at the Limertree Theatre, where they received a prestigious award from Irish Aid (De...
Monday, 19 May 2014

Olo Cup semi final report

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Patrickswell 2-4 (10) Milford 4-3 (15) Having contested the last 3 under 11 finals, Milford came into this match  with a very strong panel...
Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Postponed: Olo Cup semi-final...

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Tomorrow's Olo Cup semi-final (Patrickswell NS v Milford NS) has been postponed. It will be played on Monday next (May 19th) instead.Tim...
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Patrickswell N.S.
Patrickswell, Limerick, Ireland
Patrickswell is approximately 10 km west of Limerick City. Suburbs of the city, including Mungret, Raheen and Dooradoyle are all within a five minute drive of Patrickswell. Nearby primary schools include: Ballybrown N.S., Crecora N.S., St. Nessan's N.S., St. Paul's N.S. and the 3 primary schools in Adare. Boys and girls aged between four and thirteen from Patrickswell, neighbouring parishes and the city suburbs attend the school. There are ten teachers on staff at the school along with two Special Needs Assistants, a Secretary, and a Caretaker. The school is highly regarded for its happy atmosphere, community spirit, sport (especially hurling and Gaelic football), film-making, 'Green Flag' initiatives,and lots more...
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