Arts
- Congratulations to Shane Maher, 3rd year, and his teacher Ms Ryan. He came 1st place in an Instagram Art competition in May 2020.
- Congratulations to William Quinlan and his teacher Ms Brennan on his first place in Seachtain Na Gaeilge poetry competition in May 2020.
Science
- Our 5th Year Physics class attended a Space event in UL with Irish datanaut Fionnghuala O’Reilly who works for NASA and Irish man Eoin Tuohy who is an intern at the European Astronaut Centre. @ University of Limerick 7th October 19
Sport
- Borrisoleigh man Tommy Ryan was busy farming while preparing for his clubs All-Ireland club hurling. Click here for Tommy’s story.
English
- Tipperary transition year students win MEP’s essay ecompetition to visit European Parliament in Brussels, read more.
Enterprise
On Thursday the 28th of March 2019 seven teams of young entrepreneurs left St. Josephs College for LIT Thurles to partake in the county final of the Tipperary Student Enterprise Program.
Three months of hard work was about to pay off. 95 teams were present across three categories from 22 schools so it was a very busy competition for the day.
Our three first year teams competed in the Junior section. The Premier Hooks team of Cathal Frend, Brian Farrell, David Conway and Pa Brett really impressed the judges with their attention to detail on their medal stand.
The Motivators, which consisted of Taylor Molloy, Emily Ryan and Maria Hassett really brought a great message of wellbeing to proceeding with their Positive Jar.
The Shucky Duckys wont be soon forgotten by anyone who came near their stand on Thursday. The five students, who were, Kate Ryan, Cara Forgarty, Pheobe Sage, Aoife Fitzgerald and Chloe Carroll were infectious with their enthusiasm and created a very unique product. SO much so that out of 31 teams in the Junior section, they came 3rd! a fantastic achievement.
Our three second year teams competed in the Intermediate section.
Breda Ryan, Carolta Muniz, Maria Moroney, Anna Grace and Megan Doran made up Pop Surprise. This business really brought fun and laughter to the competition with their fantastically fun product.
The Woollen Wonders team of Anna Stapleton and Ruth Brouke had a very traditional product but it was their social media presence that really caught the eye. Deemed to be the best out of the 28 teams in their section.
ES Reuse really embraced the whole process. The two members of Sarah Ryan and Emir O’Donnell worked endlessly to develop and improve their product. They were rightly rewarded as out of the 95 teams present, the judges decided that they had focused the most on helping the environment and they won the Up Cycling award.
We had one entrant in the Senior section.
Luxo Products really wowed the judges when they came to the school in January. The three members of Rachel O’Connell, Michaela Shanahan and Victoria Novak came up with a very marketable product. product that has loads of potential. Not their day this time
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