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News from Patrickswell National School, Co. Limerick, Ireland

Monday, 14 September 2015

Pupils in Miss Noonan's Class are Learning & Playing Together

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Sunday, 13 September 2015

U 13 Gaelic Football Challenge Match Cancelled

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Due to bad weather, today's challenge match v An Mhodhscoil (The Model School) was cancelled. Friday's match v St Paul's NS was ...

Past pupils ...& All Ireland Champions!

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Tuesday, 8 September 2015

Best Wishes to the Limerick U-21 Hurlers!

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We are delighted that Limerick's captain for the 2015 All Ireland U-21 hurling final (v Wexford) is past pupil, Diarmaid Byrnes. Also ...
Thursday, 3 September 2015

The Ads!

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Na Fógraí  Attention all pupils ! 3 events of interest to primary school pupils at the All-Ireland Tractor-Pulling Championships in Patri...

First Day at School!

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Some of the new Junior Infants in Miss Noonan's classroom in Patrickswell National School on August 31st, 2015
Thursday, 25 June 2015

First Print Run of 2015 School Yearbooks Sold Out!

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A second (and final) batch of Patrickswell N.S. Yearbooks will arrive in the school at 9.20 a.m. toorrow (Fri., June 26th). Some of tomorrow...
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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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