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A presentation was held at the Credit Union in Enfield on Saturday 21st November.  In the 14 – 17 age group the following Students won Dearbhail O’Neill – 1st, Megan Christie O’Brien – 2nd and Jade McGawley – 3rd. Dearbhail will continue onto the next level called Chapter. Pictured are the winning posters starting with Dearbhail, […]

Commiserations to our Junior Footballers who lost out narrowly to Colaiste Na hInse today by one point on a scoreline of 1:9 to 3:2. They trailed by 0:7 to 1:1 at half time after playing into a strong breeze. They managed to level the game up midway through the second half but were unable to get

The 3A Class along with their CSPE Teacher Ms Shine visited Leinster House. There they got a guided tour of the home of the Irish Government as part of their CSPE Action Project. 

Ms Purcell’s 6th Year Geography Class visited Tara Mines on Friday morning as part of their Study on Human Interaction with the Rock Cycle. While there they were given a guided tour of Boliden’s Operations at the Tara Mines Site. Then they finished the tour with a presentation and video on Tara Mines. Hopefully it

Both Leaving Cert Biology Classes went on an Ecology Trip with their teacher Ms Evans to the Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo. Ecology is part of the Leaving Cert Biology Course.  

October Students of the Month: Senior Merit = Dylan Hughes 6A ; Junior Merit = Louise Connolly 2B; Junior Achievement = Kian Banks-Heffernan 2B and Senior Achievement = Shannon Beatty 6B

Winners of the Bank of Ireland Enfield Logo Art Competition were as follows and are pictured: 1st – Olivia Christie O Brien 5A (Glass Trophy & Mini IPod) 2nd- Shannon Beegan 5B (Glass Trophy and Cash Prize) 3rd- Ashlyn Masterson 5A (Medal & Cash Prize) Presented at Community Enterprise Weekend by Henry Shefflen in Enfield  

6th Year History Students travelled to Dublin to visit the Collins Barracks Museum and partake in the 1916 Rising Walking Tour. The Walking Tour was greatly received by the Students, bringing the rebellion to life in the Capital. The Tour had added significance as the 1916 Centenary celebrations will be very prominent in the coming

St. Fintinas’ Senior Hurling Team progressed through to the North Leinster Semi-Final after a brilliant win over Athboy Community School in Longwood GAA pitch on a scoreline of 4-12 to 0-11. The team led from the start to the finish in what was an excellent overall team performance. Mr Moore noted that Robert Quirke, Niall Mulvey,

Ms Murray and Ms Ward accompanied the 2C CSPE Class on a visit to the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin. Students did a tour of the Courts with a Barrister, carried out a Mock Assault Case Trial and attended live Court Sessions in both the District Court and the Central Criminal Court.