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St Joseph’s College strives to attain the holistic development of each individual student, spiritually, emotionally, morally, academically and physically. The school is propelled by a strong work and religious ethos amongst teachers and staff
Welcome from the Principal and Deputy Principal
We welcome you to our site which I hope will give you an insight into our school. Our main objective is to promote an excellent all round education for all students with particular emphasis on the academic, social and moral development of all of our pupils.
We take pride here in St. Joseph’s College in our open welcome to all students and regard the teacher student relationship as being of the utmost importance. Partnership in education is what we try to achieve via our teachers, students and various committees.
We are a vibrant and ambitious school with excellent teachers who take pride in their work. Sport and cultural activities play a big part in the life of our students and many past students have brought enormous pride to our school.
On behalf of all here in St. Joseph’s College, we welcome you to our website and hope you find it interesting and informative.
Michael Collins (Principal) and Michelle Duignan (Deputy Principal)
All Ireland Champions
Congratulations to our Senior Hurlers who won the Michael Cusack Cup on Friday 20th of March. The defeated Coláiste Naomh Cormac of Offaly in Borrisokane GAA pitch. After a 10-point lead at half time the Offaly boys battled back to just a single score difference. However, the St. Joseph boys didn't panic and came out on top by 5 points to be crowned All Ireland Champions. Congratulations also to Mr. Michael Halpin and Mr. Willie Ryan whose hard work and dedication paid off. A great celebration was held in the school upon the champions return. Thank you to all local businesses and the communities of Borrisoleigh, Silvermines, Templederry and Toomevara for all your well wishes and donations in the lead up to the final.
U15.5 Camogie
Well done to our U15.5 camogie team on a great win over Greenhill Carrick-on-Suir on the 10th of March. Left to play in the group is St. Mary’s Nenagh, Presentation Secondary School Thurles, and the Ursuline Convent Thurles.
Minor LGFA
Hard luck to our Minor Ladies Footballers who were defeated by St. Ailbe's Tipperary Town in a regional semifinal. The weather was very poor on the day, and the girls fought back to being the game within a point of each other. Unfortunately, St. Ailbe's were too strong and went on to win the game. That brings an end to Minor Ladies Football for this year. Well done girls.
St. Joseph’s College All Ireland Fundraising
We are proud to announce our senior hurling team has reached the All-Ireland final of the Michael Cusack U19 school hurling competition. It is twenty three years since St. Joseph's College last reached an All-Ireland hurling final. To recognise this exceptional milestone, the school is seeking sponsorship to provide dinner, transport and kit for the squad. If you or your company/business would like to support the team with sponsorship please donate. Your support would mean a great deal to our players as they proudly represent the school on this historic occasion.
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St Joseph’s College is a Catholic lay co-educational second level school. The school strives to attain the holistic development of each individual student, spiritually, emotionally, morally, academically and physically. The school is propelled by a strong work and religious ethos amongst teachers and staff.
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