Part 3 of the Project for Irish Aid

A hard copy of this fine project by Jason, Edna, Janine and  Oyinkan (all 5th Class) will be presented to Bishop Leahy tomorrow, as one of the Offertory gifts at the Confirmation Ceremony.

Part 2 of our Project for 'Irish Aid' by 5th Class Pupils

(Part 1 was posted on-line earlier this week)

Irish Aid Project: A Better Future for All Children

Here are the first pages of an excellent project by some 5th Class pupils in Patrickswell NS.

We will publish further pages from the project on this Blog over the next few days.

The main themes are: Poverty, Hunger, Education and Sustainable Environments

The project aims to be informative  ...  but, just as importantly, it aims to 

spur those who read it to act to make the future better for ALL children.

Under 11 Hurling: Patrickswell NS v St. Nessan's NS, Mungret

The Under 11 hurlers played their first match of the season yesterday. Played in blustery conditions on heavy ground at Páirc Antóin O Broin, Patrickswell defeated St. Nessan's NS by 2-4 to 0-2.  At half time, the Mungret boys were one point ahead but Patrickswell made good use of the wind in the second half and went ahead through scores by J. Byrnes (2-0), J. Kirby (0-2) and J. Gorman (0-2).
The Well lined out as follows: L. Fitzgerald, S. Fitzgerald, J. Gorman, J. McNamara, E. Harmon, C. Gorman, K. Kiely, J. Kirby, P. Kiely, W. Harty, J. Byrnes, J. Carey, S. McNamara, A. McNamara, E. Duffy. Subs who played: D. Kennedy, B. Earls (debut-congratulations!).

Tráth na gCeist: Seachtain na Gaeilge

D'eagraigh Mr. Bulfin agus Mr. OConnor QUIZ iontach do Rang a Cúig & Rang a Sé. 

 Cé hé an múinteoir is airde i dTobar Phádraig!

An Ghaeilge: Labhair í agus mairfidh sí.

They loved it!

@limetreetheatre. Juniors, Seniors, 1st Class and staff members gave Theatre Lovett's amazing show a unanimous verdict, "We loved it!" they all said.

 Spring has sprung!

Making daffodils with Miss Foley (4th Class)

We hope Junior Infants, Senior Infants and First Class have a fantastic time at the Lime Tree Theatre tomorrow. They are going to see, "Mr. Foley, The Radio Operator," a warm-hearted show that has been receiving rave reviews across Ireland and England. Before the show, Miss Noonan and Mrs Woulfe are bringing the group to Limerick City Art Gallery for a spot of art appreciation. Afterwards, everybody will have a nice break for lunch and playtime in the playground in the People's Park. All in all, what a lovely Spring Trip for everybody!