The Roinn 6 Hurling Shield final saw an all-Portlaoise affair with Gaelscoil Phortlaoise overcoming their Holy Family Senior School contemporaries. The game was a close affair until the very end, with ...

Jackson, Joe, Aoibhín and Jane, pupils from Gaelscoil Eoghain Uí Thuairisc, receive their All-Ireland Scoildrámaíochta category winner's award for their show Aladdin from Uachtarán an Oireachtais ...

Picture: Jim Coughlan. Allianz Sciath na Scol H2 final: Crosshaven BNS 2-5 GS na Dúglaise 3-6 Gaelscoil na Dúglaise claimed the Allianz Sciath na Scol H2 final after a hard fought battle against ...

Mel Gibson; Oliver Goldsmith, born at Pallas, Abbeyshrule, County Longford; Maria Edgeworth of Edgeworthstown; Padraic Colum, born at Longford Workhouse where his father was master; Leo Casey ...

On Friday afternoon UK time, Newcastle United announced plans to change its crest for the first time in almost 40 years. The club’s supporters were left to pick up the pieces after something of ...

Priomhoide, Tomás Ó Sé, with students, Christine McElvaney and Thomas Forde, presenting GAA President, Jarlath Burns, with a commemorative 40th anniversary jersey, during his visit to Gaelscoil de ...

Over 100 primary pupils from Gaelscoil Aonach Urmhumhan will take part in the Say Yes to Languages primary sampler module this term. The language module has been made available for a fourth year, ...

Several other first and second level facilities have since followed suit, including: Ballymahon Vocational School, Gaelscoil Longford, Mean Scoil Mhuire, Longford Town, Templemichael College ...

BEAMING faces all decked out in the iconic brown of Gaelscoil Eoghain Uí Thuarisc – thousands and thousands of miles from where the uniform first started out. Staff and parents at the Carlow primary ...

GAELSCOIL an Ráithín are relative newcomers to the Allianz Cumann na mBunscol story but they were crowned county football champions in 2023 and showed that it was no fluke by retaining the title ...

They heard how determined Kerryman Gabriel Ó Cathasaigh persuaded Nama to sell a site behind Gaelscoil Uí Riordáin in Ballincollig, Cork, at a reduced price so he could build an all-weather pitch.