Wednesday, March 20, 2013


La Glas Gaelach agus Maidin Café in aid of Global Classroom Project . educating impoverished children in India) raised €803.  Caitríona Ní Riada extends her heartfelt thanks for your generosity and support to the school community for this very worthwhile cause.

Chernobyl has associated with the Youghal community with a long number of years. A limited amount of mini chocolate EasterEggs are for sale in the school at present in aid of Chernobyl. Costas €2.

Gaelscoil Choráin participated in Mini Sevens Hurling Blitz on Friday last.  Despite inclement weather the school only narrowly missed out progressing to the regional finals.  Maith sibh.

Paistí and parents from the school were to the forefront of the official launch of Seachtain na Gaeilge.  All of us have ‘a cúpla focal’ and a lot more – let’s use them, moreover in the school environs.  Build your confidence.  Bí linn.



Féilire/School Closures:

Dúnfaid (closing) an scoil ar an Aoine 22ú Márta ag meánlae (noon)
Athoscailt (re-opening) ar an Luan 8ú Aibreán.

Briseadh Bealtaine :  May 6ú – 10ú (inclusive)

Meitheamh/ June 3ú – Lá Saoire Bainc

Meitheamh/June 27ú – School closes ag meánlea (noon)

School re-opens on Dé Ceadaoin/Wednesday 28ú August.

Have a Holy and Happy Easter.  Cáisc Shona Daoibh.

Monday, March 11, 2013



Seachtain na Gaeilge is now underway nationwide with an extra emphasis on our national culture, cluichí, ceol agus teanga.  This week lets all make an extra effort to use our native tongue both at home and at school.  All languages complement each other and can be used at will, as desired.

‘Lá Glas Gaelach’ in conjunction with the above, we are asking you to support a ‘Lá Glas Gaelach’ – ‘Lets Green it Day’ non –uniform day on Friday next.  This is in aid of the very poor/underprivileged children that live in Silchar, India.  A member of staff Caitríona Ní Riada, intends to teach in a voluntary capacity in Silchar, India, during July next.  This undertaking is in a voluntary capacity.  Caitróna intends bringing basic teaching materials to the poorest of the poor in that part of the world.
We would like to support her in her endeavours.  All children are invited to make next Friday ‘Lá Glas Gaelach’ – ‘Lets Green it Day’.  €2.  Kindly give what you can afford.  (As many families have more than one child at school you may wish to divide your contribution between them)  Go raibh maith agat.