Comhgháirdeas foireann camógaíochta Chorcaí on winning O’ Duffy Cup in last
Sunday’s All-Ireland Camogie Final. A
fantastic fightback in the second half saw Cork ladies beat a much vaunted Kilkenny
team.
At school
level both boys and girls are actively involved in Sciath na Scol league
matches. This involves travel, time and
training with lots of energy expended by all concerned, pupils, coaches and
parents. Comhgháirdeas le foireann na gcailiní, who recorded their first major
win last week against Ovens. 1-9 to 0-5.
Trials for
long distance races were held recently and we intend bringing a large
contingent of runners to East Cork Sports in Conna on Aoine 26th
September.
Comhgháirdeas
freisin to pupils from Rang V agus Rang VI who participated in the Harvest Quiz
and their respective mentors and múinteoirí, Julie, Caitríona agus Cáit. The two teams entered achieved 3rd
and 6th place respectively from a total of forty five teams.
Sár-obair.
Tracht: We
are all well aware that essential road works pipe-laying is in progress
throughout the town. It is envisaged
that works along Stand Street
will commence @ October 13th.
A traffic flow system and walkway will be in place to safeguard all
concerned. More details at a later
juncture.
National
Database: The Central Statistics Office in conjunction with Department of
Education is in the process of compiling an electronic individualized database
of primary school pupils called the Primary Online Database.
This will
enhance smooth transition of essential details from primary to secondary
school, show demographic trends for future school building programmes, enhance
census details etc. (More details at a later juncture). In the meantime you are
asked to hand in a copy of
your child’s birth certificate during the coming weeks to your child’s class
teacher. Kindly retain the original at home.
Thanking
all parents who have budgeted accordingly for their child’s needs in the area
of art and crafts, photocopying and cultural activities. This amounts to seventy euro. As already communicated these are for your
child’s benefit, to purchase art materials, essential photocopying and enhance
their school life in the area of drama, music, field trips and Irish
dancing. Kindly hand in to your class
teacher as it is now needed to maintain activities such as the above. Go raibh maith agat. If you are experiencing major financial
hardship kindly liaise with your class teacher, in confidence. Thanking you for supporting your child and
gaelscoil
Go raibh maith agat.
Seán Ó Murchú
(Príomh-Oide)
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Tá an lá go h-alainn ---It’s a beautiful day.
Dea – aimsir
------- Good weather.
Go h-iontach
------- Great.
