Open Nights for Secondary Schools

Important information for 6th Class pupils and their parents

(see below....)

Past pupil plays in Croke Park on All Ireland Final Day

Kate Feasey was one of the stars of the Patrickswell N.S. camogie team that won the City Championshipbefore the Summer Holidays. Kate turned in a string of top class performances for her school - and for the City Neville Cup team - last year. As a result, she was selected to play in the INTO Mini Sevens camogie match that took place in front of a crowd of 82,000 people in Croke Park, at half time in the All Ireland hurling final between Galway and Waterford. It was a never-to-be-forgotten day for Kate and her family ... and a very proud day for Patrickswell N.S. and Patrickswell GAA Club.

Book of Condolence

Funeral Arrangements

(Details from RIP.ie)

The death has occurred of John Nestor late of Ballymore, Askeaton, Co Limerick (suddenly) on 10th August 2017. Deeply regretted by his sister Angela, brothers Martin and Gerard, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, aunt Helen, grandniece, cousins, relatives, friends, colleagues and pupils from Patrickswell National School
Rest In Peace
Reposing at Kieran Madigan's Funeral Home, Askeaton onSunday evening from 6pm. Removal at 8 pm to St Mary'sChurch Askeaton. Requiem Mass on Monday at 2 o'clock. Burial afterwards in Reilig Mhuire Cemetery.

Mr. John Nestor R.I.P.

It is with the deepest sadness that we inform you that Mr. John Nestor, Vice Principal of Patrickswell N.S. passed on to his eternal reward on August 10, 2017.
On behalf of his colleagues, past pupils and many, many friends in Patrickswell, we send our sincere condolences to Mr. Nestor's family and friends.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
A Book of Condolences will be open in Patrickswel School Office from 5 pm to 8 pm this evening (Friday, August 11).
Further arrangements to follow...

Looking Good ... after 'Meitheal' Part 2!

Patrickswell N.S. is looking great after another wonderful demonstration of community spirit in the village.

Voluntary work is the way to go ... power to the people!

'Meitheal' to Paint the School

Meitheal

The Irish word ‘Meitheal’ means ‘a collective effort for the greater good of the community’. It describes the old Irish tradition of people coming together to respond to local needs.

Míle buíochas / sincere thanks to all who helped out with the recent painting of the schoolyard and those who started painting the front of the school today (see photos)...

Check in here for details of the next voluntary painting day at the school - hopefully, you'll be able to come along for an hour or two...

Here's what's left to do (see photos). We also need to paint plinths, barges, windowsills and the metal bars around the gates...