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A special thank you to all the Fifth Years, who put themselves forward for interview to become one of our ten Meitheal Leaders for the incoming First Years. The standard was very high and the following students were successful in being selected for the Meitheal Team 2026-2027.
Hayley Geoghegan, Holly Hughes, Conor McDaid, Keelan McGrath, Bradley Nolan, Brianna Nolan, Juliet Powell, Alanna Sirr, Nothabo Siziba and Tess Whitebread..
These students will undergo a residential training during the summer holidays to develop their leadership skills to assist with the induction of the incoming First Years 2026-2027.
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Our First Years enjoyed a day in Leisuremax in Wexford on Thursday. The trip was organised by their Meitheal Leaders and Ms Bradley. A great day was had by all. Check our social media for photos.
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Thursday was World Book Day and many First Years dressed up as book characters. Here are some photos of the 1AT and 1AP classes. The overall winner of the costume competition was Clare - dressed as Willy Wonka . Click on heading for more!
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Meitheal leaders along with their coordinator Ms. Bradley, presenting Fr. John Dunphy with a cheque for St. Clare's Hospitality. Proceeds from a non-uniform day. Thanks to all who supported.
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The Commissioning Mass for our Meitheal Leaders 2024-2025 took place in Castletown, Laois on Thursday 20th June at 8pm. The ten students had a fantastic week and are all set to welcome our incoming First Year students and work with them through the coming year. During the week, they were also joined by past students Aine Doyle, Claire Miller and Jade Ellis as volunteer training leaders, who were also Meitheal Leaders in their respective final years in Presentation College. Thank you to Robert Norton and all those involved in the Meitheal Programme.