On April 17th, the Minor Girls Basketball team, along with Coach David Doran, participated in the first round of the AIl-Ireland play-offs. The event saw 18 schools from around the country competing for quarterfinal spots. The opponents on the day were the North East league winners  Colaiste Na Hinse, Meath, and Midlands Runners-up St.Pauls, Monestervein. It was very unfortunate that the competition took place during our Easter break and a number of girls were unable to participate due to family commitments. Despite this, we still had a strong team and the girls performed admirably and were highly competitive in both games. Overall an excellent experience and a fantastic achievement to get to this level in the competition. A huge thank you to all the parents who helped with transport and were there to support us on the day.

We are delighted to host an Open Evening for prospective pupils and their parents will take place on the evening of Thursday 18th May, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.

This will be an opportunity for pupils seeking entry in 2024, 2025 or 2026 at any age to see around the College with their parents. There will be a reception, followed by introductory talks, and then short tours given by Junior pupils.

If you would like to come to the Open Evening, please contact us via email – admissions@stcolumbas.ie – or phone 01-4906791.

On Saturday 17th June at 2.00pm a service in memory of former Warden, D.S. Gibbs, will be held in the Chapel.
David Gibbs was Warden of the College from 1974 to 1988, a time of great changes in the College, which he successfully implemented. He died on June 21st 2020, but pandemic restrictions meant that a proper memorial service was delayed. All Old Columbans and friends of the College are most welcome to attend the service; further details will be given here in due course.