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GLANMIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
A year of Achievement for GCC
R E V I E W
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Principal’s Note for School Review 2011
As human beings we are all given unique and wonderful gifts and
talents. It is our solemn duty to make full use of these gifts and
talents so that we live our lives as fully as possible. To do this we
must commit fully to identifying our own gifts and talents and then,
to making the very most of them. The young people featured in this
Review magazine have accepted this challenge and have responded
in a positive and a creative way. They have given expression to what
is best in themselves. In this way they have become role models for
us all. I want to congratulate them and I also want to encourage
them to build on this success in the future. I also want to thank their
parents and teachers, who have nurtured and guided them. This
Review is a celebration of their achievements.
It is fitting that this review be dedicated to the memory of our late
colleague Mairéad Ní Mhaidín who passed away during the last
school year. Mairéad never tired of encouraging students and
delighted in celebrating their achievements. For many years she was
the driving force behind this review.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dilís.
I want to thank Mr Dave Murphy, Mr
Dominic Foster, Mr Mike Carey and
Ms Sinead Joyce who produced the
2010-11 Review magazine.
Is mise le meas.
Pat McKelvey
Principal
Parent Executive Council
Thank you to all the members of the Parents Executive Council who have worked tirelessly on behalf of Glanmire
Community College
Thanks to our Admin & Support Staff
Ms Anne Cussen, Mr Dave Murphy, Ms Ann McCarthy, Ms. Ann Sang, Mr Gerry Hedderman, Mr. Michael Hayes,
Ms. Liz Murphy, Mr.Pat O’Riordan, Ms Marguerite Hayes.
Board of Management Members
VEC Nominees
Cllr. Gerry Kelly
Cllr.Thomas O'Brien
Rev. Canon George Salter
Bishops Nominees
Mr Ben Coy
Mr Frank Linehan
Mr Eamonn O'Neill
Parents Representatives
Mr Lyndon Jones
Ms Mary Fitzpatrick
Teachers Representatives
Mr. Donal O'Sullivan
Ms. Therese Power
Minority Religious Representatives
Mr Walter Stansfeld
Exam Commission honours G.C.C. students for
Exceptional Junior Certificate Results
Two students in GCC have been honoured
by the State Exam Commission for their
Junior Certificate results in Maths &
Science. Brian O’Flynn & Emily O’Dowd
have been recognised as high achievers
in Mathematics and Science. Brian
achieved a remarkable 11As in his
Junior Certificate and Emily achieved a
remarkable 10As in her Junior
Certificate. They have been selected to
participate in the Irish Junior Science
National Olympiad and the Irish EU
Science National Olympiad taking
place in Dublin City University. From
both these Olympiads, students will
be selected to represent Ireland in
the forthcoming International
Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) in Abuja, Nigeria in
December and the European Union Science Olympiad in Hradec Kralove,
Czech Republic at Easter 2011. Principal Mr. P McKelvey and all staff & students
congratulated both students on their achievement and wished them continued success and also
congratulated their Maths & Science teachers in the College.
“ Ní neart go cur le chéile’’.
School Review 1st Year
A.I.B. Build
a Bank
Competition
Exceptional Junior
Certificate Results in GCC
The results in all subjects this year were outstanding.
Comhghairdeas libh go léir agus míle buíochas leis
na múinteoirí uilig a bhí agaibh.
Academic Excellence in Glanmire Community College
by Mairead Ni Mhaidín
Comortas
Labhairt
na pupils
Gaeilge
Samhain
Each of our
first year
will
strive for acedemic excellence. In GCC, they will get unique
2010
opportunities to develop and learn the skill for life.
Ms. Manning with the help of her excellent class teachers and subject teachers in first year said that
the talents of each individual student would be nurtured and that each student would reach their
potential in the course of their journey through this College.
Planting the tree is symbolic of the students’ journey with us in GCC.
2nd year
Orienteering trip
to Watergrasshill
As part of their physical education programme, an orienteering event was
organised for all second year students in early November. Held in the beautiful
Mounbaun Woodland area near Watergrasshill, the second years competed in
the event to discover who could complete the course in the fastest time
possible. An enjoyable day was had by all. Many thanks to the PE teachers,
especially Mr O’Sullivan, Mr Carey, Mrs Sheehan and Mr Shortall for providing
help in setting up the course. A special mention to 5th Year students James
Jeffreys, Ciaran O’Flynn, Megan O’Leary and Orla O’Sullivan who prepared
and administered the event.
Orienteering - Glanmire CC Orienteering Challenge
Orienteering
Event in
Watergrasshill a
huge success
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Names
Cian Darren
Matthew Anthony
Keith Evan
Jack thomas Neil
Eoghan Ciara M
Mantas Greg
Rachael Megan Kellie
Chloe Emma
Conor Michael
Audrey Rebecca
Louise Ciara T Ellen
Niamh Saoirce
Kenny David Cian
Donal Darren
Maurice Luke David
Shannon Aoife
Conor S Roy
Rebecca Gabrielle Midel
Dara Aliala
Christian John
Luke
Tim Jordan Branislav
Nicole Triona
Sean Cian
Kevin Seamus
Eanna O'C Robert B
Courtney Julia Jenny
Alan Conor C
Jane Katie Merlynn
Jack O' F Luke James
Rokib David
Niamh Margaret Emily
Caoimhe Sophie
Sarah Margaret
Rebecca Sadbh Jade
Adam Conor Gary
James Fearghal
Charleen Gareth Niamh
Adam Luke
Brian Eoin Alan
Ryan Conor
Katie Niamh
Shannon Tara
Saidhbhe Kellie
Nicole Bridget
Ogo Emma
Joseph Conor
Jakob Eoin Adam
Kasey Sarah-Ann
Eoin Jordan
Emer Chloe Marie
Dillion Paul
Roxan Margarite
Brendan
Katie Vanessa
Adam Rian
Dylan James
Class
Peadair
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Aine
Aine
Peadair
Peadair
Laoise
Laoise
Aine
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Conain
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Peadair
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Laoise
Aine
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Aine
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Aine
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Liam
Liam
Peadair
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Laoise
Liam
Conain
Peadair
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Conain
Conain
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Laoise
Liam
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Laoise
Peadair
Laoise
Liam
Liam
Liam
Peadair
Conain
Liam
Liam
Conain
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Laoise
Conain
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10.26
11.32
11.35
11.55
11.59
12.36
12.56
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14.25
14.45
14.50
15.05
17.27
18.10
21.15
21.50
25.00
26.30
27.09
32.30
35.57
10.27
14.25
15.25
15.50
16.35
17.10
19.01
19.22
22.30
23.00
23.07
24.04
24.35
27.07
32.03
40.04
16.40
18.40
25.00
25.40
27.24
28.15
49.00
15.23
16.41
20.05
35.26
49.00
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2nd Year School Quiz
Organiser: Ms Josephine Reeves
Quizmaster: Mr Dominic Foster
Our 2nd Year school Quiz took place in our school Social Area. A big thank you to all students who participated and
to the staff members who helped organise and run the quiz.
Affirmation
The following students participated in Community Games Competition in Art on
Saturday 12th March. They all won medals and the gold medal winners will be
representing Cork in the All-Ireland finals in Athlone in May.
Art Catagory:
Drawing U16
Second Year:
Second Year:
First Year:
First Year:
Ellen Murphy
Rebecca Farrelly
Jacob Courtney
Cathal Browne
Art Catagory:
Modelling U16
Second Year:
Second Year:
Second Year:
Second Year:
Ciara Tyner
Sarah Murphy
Brian Nolan
Joseph Harrington
R. Aine 2nd
R. Laoise
R. Máire
R.Cillain
Silver Medal
1st Gold Medal
3rd Bronze Medal
1st Gold Medal
R. Aine
R. Conain
T. Laoise
R. Liam
1st Gold Medal
2nd Silver Medal
1st Gold Medal
2nd Silver Medal
Díogras Award 2011
guest speaker Ms Jacque Hurley
Gradam Frank O’Connor
Literary Award
Ms Y Hennessy-Wall
Nominees:
- Bryan McCarthy
- Blathnaid Sweeney
- Conor Shearman
- Saidhbhe Ellick
- Holly Hayes
Gradam Boole
Mathematics Award
Mr K Steele
Nominees:
- Orla Doyle
- Sinead Gaffey
- Charlie O’Connor
- Conor Kiely
- Chloe Barry
Gradam Uí Luanaigh
Technology Award
Mr S Óg Murphy
Nominees:
- Anastacia Georgieva
- Jennifer O’Lehan
- Dominik Lewandowski
- Seamus Reid
- Kiran Shaju
Gradam na Ré-Shinsear
5th Year Student of the Year
Mr D O’Sullivan
Nominees:
- Cathal Cashman
- Conor Neligan
- Bryan Considine
- Cian O’Shea
- Lisa Murphy
Gradam De Róiste
Art Award
Ms J Bennett
Nominees:
- Yvonne Harte
- Michael Marouf
- Brian Nolan
- Joseph McDermott
- Hannah Mulcahy
Gradam Mhairéad Ní Mhaidín
Gaeilge Award
Ms G Connolly
Nominees:
- Cathal Ó Ciosáin
- Cathal Ó Concubhair
- Dean Mac Gabhann
- Tadhg Orimolusi
- Laoise Ní Fhloinn
Gradam na Tríú Bliana
3rd Year Student of the Year
Ms N Murray
Nominees:
- Charlie O’Connor
- Sarah O’Riordan
- Andrew Whyte
- Andrew O’Sullivan
- Niamh Smiddy
Gradam Uí Chanainn
Music Award
Ms A Mannix
Nominees:
- Aisling Murray
- Louise Cashman
- Bill Whelan
- Laura Jones
- Emily O’Dowd
Gradam na Céad Bliana
1st Year Student of the Year
Ms I Manning
Nominees:
- Chloe Barry
- Kieran Cashman
- Katie Stacey
- Ricky Mullane
- Rachel Higgins
Gradam na Dara Bliana
2nd Year Student of the Year
Ms T Power
Nominees:
- Cian Ahern
- Brian Nolan
- Sophie O’Shea
- Rachael Spencer
- Conor Kiely
Gradam Uí Loinsigh
Boys Sports Award
Mr BJ O’Sullivan
Nominees:
- John Kavanagh
- Philip Crowley
- David O’Connell
- Cormac Dooley
- Luke Thomas
Gradam na Sinsear
6th Year Student of the Year
Ms A Johnson
Nominees:
- David O’Connell
- Louise O’Flynn
- Bryan McCarthy
- Dominik Lewandowski
- Ashley Sheridan
Gradam Jonathan Herlihy
Humanitarian Award
Ms A Muldowney
Nominees:
- John Downey
- Audrey Murphy
- Rebecca Farrelly
- Pakistan Fundraisers
- Hope Foundation Fundraisers
Gradam Setanta
Girls Sports Award
Mr M Carey
Nominees:
- Nicole O’Brien
- Aisling Murray
- Megan O’Leary
- Louise O’Callaghan
- Susan Callanan
Gradam Denis Foley
Environmental Award
Ms N Emerson
Nominees:
- Nicole Geaney
- Hazel Troy
- Andrew Dunlea
- Yvonne Harte
- Kestine Ugbodu
Gradam Fitzgibbons
LCA Award
Ms N Leahy
Nominees:
- Andrea Carry
- David Dooley
- Dean O’Keeffe
Gradam Mhic Eoin
Class Award
Mr J Baldwin
Rang Treasa
Gradam Pharlaimint na mBan
Cultural Award
Ms M Kingston
Nominees:
- Shane Ryan
- Brian McVeigh
- Jonathan Mullane
- Ciara Tyner
- Conor Kiely
Musical Interlude
Gradam Cognis
Business Award
Ms A O’Sullivan
Nominees:
- Aisling Byrne
- Conor Hughes
- Conor Shearman
- Reda Mikalauskyte
- TY Mini Company
Gradam Janssen
Science Award
Mr D O’Sullivan
Nominees:
- Aisling Murray
- Bryan McCarthy
- Aisling Byrne
- Conor Shearman
- Conor Neligan
Gradam na hIdirbhliana
TY Student of the Year
Ms O’McCarthy
Nominees:
- Emily O’Dowd
- Gavin Flynn
- Conal Clapper
- Claire Connolly
- Kestine Ugbodu
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
Gradam an Ghlaise Bhuí
Geography Award
Ms J Reeves
Nominees:
- Ciara Tobin
- Audrey Murphy
- Diana Parau
- Cian O’Shea
- Shane Ryan
Gradam Socrates
European Language Award
Ms T O’Brien
Nominees:
- Bryan McCarthy
- Conor Shearman
- Emily O’Dowd
- Ciara Tyner
- Erin McCarthy
Gradam Fhionnbarra
Academic Award
Ms G Cahill
Nominees:
- Sinéad Gaffey
- Conor Shearman
- Lisa Murphy
- Jeffrey Robinson
- Rebecca Farrelly
State Examinations Award
Ms G Cahill
- Brian O’Flynn
- Stephen Finn
- Kevin Tobin
- Dairín Barrett
Gaeilge Scholarships
Cian Aherne
Special Guest
Ms Jacqui Hurley
Gradam an Phríomhoide
Principal’s Award
Mr P McKelvey
Musical Finale
Díograis Awards Ceremony 2011
Ms. S. Joyce
The Díograis awards ceremony is one of the most
vibrant and important nights in the G.C.C.
calendar. It showcases all that the students, staff
and parents involved in the school community
have to be proud of. It is a vital celebration of
pupils’ efforts and achievements in a vast range of
academic, sporting, artistic and cultural
endeavours.
Bryan McCarthy
Orla Doyle
Dominik Lewandowski
Lisa Murphy
Yvonne Harte
Cathal Ó Ciosáin
Sarah O’Riordan
Aisling Murray
Chloe Barry
Cian Ahern
David O’Connell
Louise O’Flynn
Between awards the audience also enjoyed
musical entertainment from the Junior choir with
a version of ‘Button up your Overcoat’. The Senior
choir sang ‘The Girl from Ipnamea’ and second
year student Roxanne Tomlov’s gave a dance
performance to accompany the song. The night
was ended with a creative display from the Body
Percussion Movement project in which Transition
Year students were involved.
Audrey Murphy
Susan Callanan
Kestine Ugbodu
Andria Carry
There are particular thanks due to the Díograis
coordinators Ms. Deborah Coughlan and Caroline
Fitzgerald for the work they put into making the
night such a success. Special thanks also for the
musical direction of Ms. Ann Mannix and artistic
guidance of Ms. Adah Lynch, enhancing the
experience of the ceremony. Thanks are due also
to the many students, teachers and staff who
spent time in helping to help make the night the
symbol of school pride that it is.
Rang Treasa
Aisling Byrne
Gavin Flynn
Conor Shearman
Ciara Tyner
Shane Ryan
Emily O’Dowd
Ciara Tyner
The theme of this Díograis awards ceremony was
Discovery. The audience was treated to a stunning
visual, musical, dance interpretation of ‘Alice in
Wonderland’ with the help of six dancers and the
school choir.
The ceremony was presented by Ms. Hazel Reeves
and Mr. James Harrington. Ms. Jacqui Hurley, RTE
sports journalist and presenter was our special
guest and the theme of her speech was the
importance of making the most of one’s talents.
Ms. Hurley told the audience about the ‘eureka’
moment that inspired her to pursue her goals and
she encouraged pupils to embrace their talents
and seek to improve themselves.
Mr. Pat McKelvey expressed his pride in all G.C.C
students: the winners, the nominees and the
students who endeavour to become future
Díograis nominees. Mr. McKelvey highlighted that
while students have many important pursuits,
one’s most important undertaking is the lifetime
journey for inner discovery. He awarded the
Principal’s Award to sixth year pupil Emma Hayes.
Comhghaideas libh uile!
Pictures by John Lotty & Mr D. Foster
TY Mini Company
Participation and Fun highlight Athletics Sports Day 2011
Great Fun and Excitement was evident on Glanmire Community Colleges Sports on the evenings of Thursday May 12th and
Friday May 13th. A huge range of events were available which marked the centrepiece of athletics, an important part of GCC’s PE
Curriculum.
Following our infamous class teacher obstacle course, the day kicked off with the class 4x100m relays when a class from each
first year class competed for top prizes. With boys, girls and mixed races, participation was the key here, with speed very high and
the number of baton-drops low.
Both beginner and experienced athletes showed their endurance and staying power in the long distance events. The levels of
commitment and standard of running over the girls (800m) and Boys (1200m) was excellent and these long distance athletes
really showed their worth.
For the speed merchants, the 100m events were hotly contested affairs, with close finishes in each of the heats, and finals of top
class competitors.
In the novelty events such as the sack race, hurley solo race and three-legged race, students and teacher alike showed their
determination and competitive edge.
The level of inclusion of all students and high levels of student participation are always a hallmark of GCC Physical Education and
the annual athletic events in particular. Many thanks to the PE Department for their excellent co-ordination of the event and all of
the teachers who took part in the administration and score-keeping of the event.
Congratulations to all the students who enjoyed partaking in the different events and to all who won medals.
Transition Year Results
TY Boys Relay
TY Girls Relay
TY Mixed Relay
TY 1200m Boys
TY 800m Girls
TY 100m Boys
TY 100m Girls
TY Hurley Solo
TY Camogie Solo
TY Sack Race Boys
TY Sack Race Girls
TY 3-Legged Race Boys
TY 3-Legged Race Girls
TY 3-Legged Race Mixed
TY Class Teacher Obstacle Course
TY Shot Putt Boys
TY Shot Putt Girls
TY Long Jump Boys
TY Long Jump Girls
TY Overall Class
Matthew Pick
Daire McCarthy
Craig Foley
Eoin Gilroy
Ciara Young
Jennifer O’Lehan
Rebecca Manley
Aoife Burke
Matthew Pick
Ciara Young
Jennifer O’Lehan
Craig Foley
Philip Crowley
Claire Connolly
Matthew Pick
Sorcha Horgan
Andrew Dunlea
Sorcha Horgan
JB O'Connor
Merissa Horgan
JB O'Connor
Gavin Flynn
Ciara Young
Orla O'Brien
JB O'Connor
Claire Connolly
Rang Padraig
JB O'Connor
Jennifer O’Lehan
Jack O'Flynn
Claire Connolly
Cliona 55
JB O’Connor
Philip Crowley
Daniel Omeleke
Paul Collins
Simone Carney
Merissa Horgan
Sorcha Horgan
Sarah Hickey
JB O’Connor
Daniel Omeleke
Gavin Flynn
Claire Connolly
Jack O'Shea
Jennifer O'Lehan
Eoin Gilroy
Claire Connolly
Gavin Flynn
Ciara Young
Shane Ward
Sorcha Horgan
Mark Sheehan
Seamus Denihan
Jennifer O'Lehan
Niamh O'Connor
Emmet Crotty
Ciara Young
Rang Breifne
Cian O'Callaghan
Claire Connolly
Craig Foley
Merissa Horgan
Breifne 53
Jack O’Shea
Brian O’Flynn
Andrew Dunlea
Seamus Denihan
Gael Kelanga
Merissa Horgan
Niamh O'Connor
Shane Ward
Shane Ward
Merissa Horgan
JB O'Connor
Merissa Horgan
Craig Foley
Sarah Hickey
Jason Delaney
Ciara Young
Andrew Dunlea..
Graham Cahill
Sorcha Horgan
Claire Connolly
Daire Mc Carthy
Orlaith Cremin
Rang Cliona
Kestine Ogbodu
Ciara Young
Gael Kelanga
Sarah Hickey
Padraig 44
Cathal O'Sullivan
David Noonan
Rory O'Keeffe
Kevin Walsh
Charlie O'Connor
Arron Ndongo
Adam Coyle
Sean Hayles
Bobby Coughlan
James O'Farrell
Adam Mulcahy
Jeffery Robinson
Third Year Results
3rd Year Boys Relay
3rd Year Girls Relay
Claire O'Moore
Rebecca Waters
Katie Walsh
Elaine Connolly
Cathal O'Sullivan
Kevin Walsh
Katie Walsh
Allanah O'Kelly Lynch
Charlie O'Connor
Katrina Sarva
Charlie O'Connor
Ciara Cashman
Charlie O'Connor
Blaithnaid Sweeney
Audrey Byrne
Niamh Smiddy
Kayleigh Knowles
Timmy Allen
Ciara Cashman
Lauren Kiely
Michal Sadys
David Noonan
Katie Walsh
Adam Coyle
Katie Walsh
James Sweeney
Katrina Sarva
Luna Torresel
Erika Hegarty
Sarah O'Riordan
Kiran Shazu
Andzelica Baciulyte
Maria Salta
Andrew Whyte
3rd Year Class Teacher Obstacle Course
3rd Year Shot Putt Boys
3rd Year Shot Putt Girls
3rd Year Long Jump Boys
3rd Year Long Jump Girls
Bobby Coughlan
Reda Mikalauskyte
Cian Johnston
Leon Keoghane
Reda Mikalauskyte
Andzelica Baciulyte
Eamonn
David Noonan
Reda Mikalauskyte
Michal Sadys
Allanah O'Kelly Lynch
Adam Coyle
Emma McCarthy
David Noonan
Charlie O'Connor
Allanah O'Kelly Lynch
Diana Parau
Poilin
Kevin Walsh
Anna Kolosova
Stephen Carroll
Emma McCarthy
David Noonan
Diana Parau
Benjamin Marouf
Jeffery Robinson
Sarah O'Riordan
Blaithnaid Sweeney
Dara
Charlie O'Connor
Andzelica Baciulyte
Kevin Walsh
Reda Mikalauskyte
3rd Year Overall Class
Poilin 34
Sinead 33
Eamonn 31
Luke Hackett
Anthony Walsh
Cian Aherne
Jack O'Flynn
2nd Year Girls Relay
Courtney McCarthy
Sarah Fahy
Ciara Mullane
Shannon Croker
2nd Year Mixed Relay
Sarah Fahy
Ciara Mullane
Darren O'Sullivan
Greg Grantham
2nd Year 1200m Boys
Greg Grantham
2nd Year 800m Girls
Emma Casey
2nd Year 100m Boys
Greg Grantham
2nd Year 100m Girls
Ciara Mullane
2nd Year Hurley Solo
Darren Hayes
2nd Year Camogie Solo
Chloe Aherne
2nd Year Sack Race Boys
Greg Grantham
2nd Year Sack Race Girls
Ciara Mullane
2nd Year 3-Legged Race Boys
Adam O'Sullivan
Cian Horan
2nd Year 3-Legged Race Girls
Aoife O'Sullivan
Marie Connolly
2nd Year Class Teacher Obstacle Course Conain
2nd Year Shot Putt Boys
Mantas Denilson
2nd Year Shot Putt Girls
Chloe Aherne
2nd Year Long Jump Boys
Kenny Mabiala
2nd Year Long Jump Girls
Triona Barrett
Greg Grantham
Eoghan Murphy
Tim Orimolusi
Donal English
Rebecca Farrelly
Niamh Sherman
Louise
Saoirse O'Connell
Kenny Mabiala
David O'Neill
Nicole Cashman
Triona Barrett
Darren Hayes
Sarah Fahy
Kenny Mabiala
Courtney McCarthy
Rokieb
Shannon Croker
Rokieb
Aoife O'Sullivan
Rokieb
Gary Maloney
Nicole Cashman
Triona Barrett
Aine
Darren O'Sullivan
Megan Walsh
Gavin Ryan
Ellen Murphy
David O'Neill
Jordan Galvin
Kenny Mabiala
Eoin Doyle
Ogo Mutto
Margaret Mulcahy
Alida Kampoto
Triona Barrett
Maria Connolly
Alan O'Rourke
Leon Foley
Katie O'Keeffe
Luke Hackett
Courtney McCarthy
Robieb
Sarah Fahy
Luke Hackett
2nd Year Overall Class
Aine 82
Peadair 40
Conain 31
1
Ryan Walsh
Oisin McVeigh
Peter O'Connell
David Dunlea
Gillian Looney
Aisling O'Gorman
Chelsea Dineen
Laura Jones
2
Brian Dowling
Ernest Dubanik
Jamie Ward
Sean O'Mahony
Hollie Herlihy
Megan Sheridan
Chloe O'Brien
Rachel Caulifield
3
Declan O'Leary
Dylan Whitley
Zack Aherne
Robert Hegarty
Cliodhna Bowen
Ciara R
Ciara Tobin
Aisling Murphy
3rd Year Mixed Relay
3rd Year 1200m Boys
3rd Year 800m Girls
3rd Year 100m Boys
3rd Year 100m Girls
3rd Year Hurley Solo
3rd Year Camogie Solo
3rd Year Sack Race Boys
3rd Year Sack Race Girls
3rd Year 3-Legged Race Boys
3rd Year 3-Legged Race Girls
David Noonan
Sarah O'Riordan
William Fenton
Second Year Results
2nd Year Boys Relay
Alan O'Rourke
Sarah Fahy
Luke Hackett
Donal English
Chloe Casey
Emma Casey
Liam
Rokieb
Emer Gilroy
Donal English
Audrey Murphy
First Year Results
1st Year Boys Relay
1st Year Girls Relay
1st Year Mixed Relay
1st Year Class Teacher Obstacle Course
1st Year Shot Putt Boys
1st Year Shot Putt Girls
1st Year Long Jump Boys
1st Year Long Jump Girls
Holly Herlihy
Megan Sheridan
Cormac O'Leary
Ben O'Riordan
Matthew Murray
Hollie Herlihy
Shane Fenton
Hollie Herlihy
Declan O'Leary
Allana Goode
Sean Mahoney
Rebecca Long
Ryan Walsh
Cillian O'Leary
Amy O'Lehan
Ciara Crowley
Maire
Kieran Cashman
Andrea Collins
Ernest Dubanik
Amy O'Lehan
Cliodhna Bowen
Ciara Tobin
David Dunlea
Ryan Walsh
Cormac O'Leary
Amy O'Lehan
Kenoly Ugbodu
Cliodhna Bowen
David Dunlea
Claire Gillen
Declan O'Leary
Hollie Herlihy
Cian Byrne
Shina Ogudbose
Allana Goode
Chloe Barry
Seosamh
Matthew Murray
Simona Ringyte
Ciaran McCarthy
Ciara Crowley
Brian Dowling
Maeve O'Riordan
Ernest Dubanik
Rachel Higgins
Conor Walsh
Ciara Tobin
Jamie Ward
Megan Sheridan
Barra Harrison
Andrea Collins
Robert Walsh
Laura Jones
Luke Creech
Robert Hayles
Aisling Murphy
Juana Torresel
Ciara
Kenoly Ugbodu
Weronika Lania
Conor Walsh
Hollie Herlihy
1st Year Overall Class
Cillian 65
Seosamh 59
Maire 50
Boys
Declan O’Leary
Rokieb Lahajo
Adam Coyle
Kevin Barry
Girls
Andrea Collins
Chloe Aherne
Reda Mikalauskyte
Sarah Hickey
1st Year 1200m Boys
1st Year 800m Girls
1st Year 100m Boys
1st Year 100m Girls
1st Year Hurley Solo
1st Year Camogie Solo
1st Year Sack Race Boys
1st Year Sack Race Girls
1st Year 3-Legged Race Boys
1st Year 3-Legged Race Girls
Athletes of the Day
1st Year
2nd Year
3rd Year
Transition Year
GAA Stars celebrate in style
A celebration night to mark the efforts and successes of victorious GCC gaelic games
teams and the various GAA initiatives within the school was held in the Vienna
Woods Hotel on Wednesday 18th May. Cork All-Ireland winning medallist Michael
Shields kindly gave his time to speak and present medals to all team members. The
2010/2011 school year has, yet again, been particularly successful for Glanmire
Community College, with the junior ladies football team clinching county honours
in February. In addition, the U14 team footballers claimed county honours with an
emphatic win in their final against Mitchelstown CBS in early April. In addition to
extended runs in senior hurling, U14 hurling and senior camogie this has been a
busy and progressive year for gaelic games within the school.
Ladies football mentors Mr Shortall and Mr McKelvey, as well as U14 football
coaches Mr O’Sullivan and Mr Murphy spoke about the fantastic commitment of
their players throughout the year and the support given by parents and local clubs.
Michael Shields applauded the time given by the teachers who train all the teams
and he told students of the importance of including an active lifestyle along with
study during school. A memorable night was had by all.
GCC Hurling
The 2010/2011 season was an action packed one for the hurlers of GCC. With both keen beginners in first year to seasoned hurlers at
senior level, the school continues to be a centre of development for hurling talent.
At U15 level, after great performances against Colaoste an Chroaibhin Fermoy and Colaiste Chriost Rí, GCC finally lost to the eventual
Munster champions, Ard Scoil Rís from Limerick.
At U14 level, this talented group remained unbeaten in the group stages of the competition, seeing off Ard Scoil Rís, Blackwater CS and
North Monastery. However, in a closely contested county semi-final, Blackwater CS came out victorious by a narrow margin.
With a wide array of clubs feeding into the school and the commitment to training, it is not surprising to see many of our young hurlers
playing with Imokilly, Seandún and Cork over the
summer months. With the commitment of students,
and the cooperation and support of parents and
clubs, the coming year promises to be another
exciting year for GCC hurling.
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Kieran Cashman
Aaron Myers
Edward Gaffy
Paul Twohig
Cian Byrne
Sean O Neil
Andrew O’ Sullivan
Tiernan O’ Brien
David Johnston
James O’ Leary
Conor Hegarty
James Kennifick
Sean Higgins
Robbie Hales
David Dunlea
Emmet Baker
Barra Harrison
Luke Hackett
Donal English
Eoghan Murphy
Luke Morrissy
James Murphy
Jordan Galvin
Conor Hickey
Ryan Murray
Cian Daly
Cormac O’Leary
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Conor Smiddy
David O’ Neill
James Sweeny
Darren Hayes
Paul Leopold
Alan O’ Rourke
Peter McCarthy
Leon Foley
Antony Walsh
Cian Ahern
James Duggan
Matthew Crotty
Timmy Murphy
Timmy Allen
Rokib Cahadjo
Cian O’Brien
JUNIOR GIRLS FOOT
Glanmire Community College Girls Football Team were crowned County
Champions on Tuesday 5/4/2011 in a rain and windswept Macroom. After
receiving a walkover from Youghal in the quarter final, GCC faced Colaiste
an Phiarsaigh in the Semi Final and defeated Colaiste easily on a beautiful
spring morning on the 23/3/2011. Glanmire CCs dominance was due to the
impressive Jennifer O’ Lehan on moving from full back to centre back and
was ably assisted by the dynamic duo in the corners of Sadhb Harrington
and Marie Connolly. Impressive displays from Sorcha and Merissa Horgan
in Midfield and wing back respectively, with both mopping up the world of
breaking ball. In the forwards Nicole O’ Brien, Ciara Cashman, Sarah Fahy
and Katie Fitzgerald were causing the defence all sorts of trouble and
showed fantastic skill in beating defenders and in their support play.
In the final against Bantry, GCC faced their biggest challenge, after getting
off to a flying start. However Bantry found their purple patch with 15
minutes of the first half remaining. Andrea Collins made some excellent
saves and was given excellent protection by Chloe Ahearn who once again
was a dominant force at the edge of the square. Wingbacks Amy Collins
and Captain Claire Connolly began to assert their dominance, with surging
runs into the Bantry half. Their excellent distribution of the ball ensured the
Bantry backs were kept on the back foot.
Ciara Young showed once again why she is one to watch for the future with
a lung busting performance in midfield as she tirelessly worked up and
down the field. The strength of this GCC team was not having to rely on
one or two players and in the final Laura Cahill and Courtney McCarthy
made their impact with Laura scoring 1:01 and Courtney contributing 1:03
from play when the game was in the melting pot and certainly helped drive
a nail into the coffin of any Bantry comeback. Nicole Cashman’s introduction
also proved a pivotal factor with her ability to carry the ball at pace at
defenders.
Lauren Casserly and Amy O’Lehan showed their versatility in the final, (both
have another two years at this age group) by giving impressive
performances. Lauren made the switch to corner back from wing forward in
the second half and was very impressive, holding her opponent scoreless.
While Amy came on to crown the win with two of the best points of the
final. Emma and Chloe Casey along with Caoimhe Maher all played very
well throughout the year with one of the highlights being Caoimhe’s goal
against Thurles in the Munster Semi-Final.
In next year six of the girls will leave the junior ranks and play senior
football for the school. After losing the Munster Junior Final this year,
hopefully the remaining girls can push on and claim that title.
A big thanks to everyone that helped throughout the course of the year
especially Ms. Maeve Owens, Ms Paula Murphy , Mr Pat McKelvey, Mr Barry
Shortall.
BALL
Coaches Barry Shortall & Pat McKelvey
GCC v Ardscoil Phobail Bantry
5-11 to 1-8
6th Year Leaving
Certificate Students
2011
Rang Barra
Rang Eimear
Brian Conroy
James Costello
Katie Barry
Aisling Byrne
Shane Conlon
Niamh Connolly
Sarah Connolly
Neil Crotty
Shane Donovan
Cormac Dooley
James Ferguson
Kursten Gahan
Darren Hayes
Emma Mary Hayes
Stephen Kelleher
Dominik Lewandowski
Maria Manning
Edel Clare Meaney
Joshua Murphy
Louise Murphy
Elmear Joan O’Brien
Nicole O’Brien
Shane Peter O’Donovan
Robert Peter Power
Zavinta Ringyte
Emmett Luke Sheehan
Ashley Sheridan
Kevin Varian
Lisa Amber Curtin
Rebecca Downey
Eion Geaney
John Hickey
Luke Keating
Jackie Kennedy
Jordan Lane
Rónán Lees
Maryam McLaughlin
Ryan Anthony Murphy
David Eugene O’Connell
Stuart O’Connor
Louise O’Flynn
Kevin Tadhg O’Keeffe
Nicole Owens
Andromeda Ringyte
Shane Ryan
Peter francis Whooley
Desong Ye
Rang Donncha
James Cronin
Eoin Crowley
Louise Paula Cummins
Orla Christine Doyle
Ryan John Field
Neil Lynch
David Maher Power
Desmond Sean Mallon
Stephen McCarthy
John James McDonnell
Andrew Murphy
Fintan O’Callaghan
Richard O’Donovan
Shane O’Leary
Michelle O’Regan
Shaun Owens
Christopher Ryan
James Ryan
Aaron Wolfe
Rang Siofra
Mary Breen
Andrea Carry
James Connolly
David Dooley
Darren Leahy
Dean O’Keeffe
Dean O’Sullivan
Sean Ryan
Paul Shanahan
Rang Nuala
Stephen Barry
Keileigh Brett
James Burkley
Jessica Cashman
Kevin Martin Collins
Karen Leigh Columb
Aoife Costello
Aaron Dalton
Darren Fenton
Heather Fouhy
Darren Geaney
Jennifer Kiely
Anastasia Lignowska
Bryan James McCarthy
Kevin McCarthy
Isaac Messou
Jessie Jane Mulqueen
Stephen Murphy
Aisling Murray
Padraig Sean O’Connor
Kelven O’Gorman
David O’Leary
Seamus Reid
Home Economics
First Cut! Film Workshop
The Cork Film Centre held a film making workshop with a group of Transition Year
students on Monday 28th February. The workshop involved film making basics,
camera functions and filming techniques. Students learned about storyboards and
scriptwriting. Students then created their own short film. This short movie was
directed, acted and filmed by the pupils themselves. The students involved were:
Ryan Aherne, Adam Bickerstaffe, Edward Byrne, Darren Carroll, Paul Carroll, Robert
Collins, Paul Condon, Jason Delaney, Eoghan Gilroy, Jack O’Shea, Mark Sheehan,
Daire McCarthy and Patyrk Skowronski. The film will be screened at a Film Festival
in October 2011 with other films contributed by Cork secondary schools.
S.Joyce
FRENCHDRAMA
ICT Improvements in Glanmire
Community College
by Dave Murphy
This year has seen some major changes to our ICT Infrastructure within
the school. We have introduced a new teaching computer and secure
cabinet into every classroom. Along with the introduction of new
computers we have also fitted new Interactive projectors coupled with
speakers to turn each classroom into a fully interactive multi-media
room.
All classrooms are now able to display life like presentations, high
definition videos, documentaries , tutorial clips, sound clips and much
more. These new innovative classroom tools will aid teachers to present
information and notes to students in a whole new capacity.
We have also introduced a new large screen and projector in our main
social area for presentations and shows. Along with this we have fitted
a new digital display unit to display important information to the
students.
Our IT teaching department is also hoping to introduce a new IT
training programme called Microsoft Office Specialist. Similar to the
ECDL course this new course offers a comprehensive learning package
in the Microsoft Office programmes, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook,
Access. This new course is credited by Fetac and City & Guilds.
JUNIOR CERTIFICATE ART PROJECT
Leaving Cert Construction Projects
Leaving Cert Technology
Róan McCarthy & Dairín Barrett are
celebrating their excellent results
Isabelle Kearney & Tara Kerrigan are
delighted by their results.
Nicole Marah, Kellie, Danielle Murphy are
all delighted with their excellent results.
Leaving Cert. Year Head Ms. Imelda Manning
congratulates Kevin Fenton & Mark Collins
after they received top class results.
Representing Ireland in
Athletics, student Ryan Creech
takes his leaving Cert results in
his stride as he hopes to head
to America to pursue his dream
Brian Fahy & David Fahy are being very
proudly congratulated by their Mum Celeste
Corrigan.
Outstanding Leaving Certificate Results
The Leaving Certificate results received by students at Glanmire Community
College this year continue to build on the impressive record of excellence from
previous year groups. Congratulations to all of our Leaving Certificate students
2010. We are extremely proud of each and every one of you and we wish you
success in your future studies and careers in Cork, Limerick, Dublin, the U.K. and
U.S.A. Míle buíochas leis na múinteoirí uilig a bhí ag na ranganna scrúdaithe.
Táid an-bhródúil asaibh ar fad.
Jessica Carroll, Tara Kerrigan, Donna Gillen,
Amy Sweeney & Isabelle Kearney
Feis Maitiú 2011
by Ann Mannix
Pictures by Evening Echo
Over one hundred students from Glanmire Community College
competed in Feis Maitiú this year. Much success was achieved by
all. Saidhbhe Ellick & Rebecca Walsh, 2nd Year Music students,
were awarded 1st place in the U16 Vocal Duet Competition, with
classmates Sophie O’Shea & Rebecca Walsh securing 2nd place.
Two junior groups were awarded 2nd & 3rd place in the U16
Group Singing Competition, while the 5th year Music Class,
singing the old favourite “The Girl from Ipanema”, won 2nd
place in the U19 Group Singing Competition.
The Junior Choir, consisting of 1st & 2nd year Music Students,
won 3rd place in the Junior Choir Competition. Their songs
included “Button up Your Overcoat” and “Child of Peace”.
Finally the Senior Choir, which rehearses after school on
Wednesdays, won 3rd place in their Choir competition.
The competitors were accompanied and supported by their Music
Teacher, Ms.Mannix & school chaplain, Fr Cian. Great fun was
had by all over the two weeks of competitions and the school
was very proud of the students’ achievements.
News from GCC Parents Council.
Thank you to all Council members and Parents who continue to support our work.The
Council continues to help inform parents on school policy and involve parents in their
child's education.
This year the Quiz night at Sars was a great fun night and helped generate more funds.
These events require a great effort from Council members and the support of
Sponsors,Parents and Teachers, again thanks to all!
This year the Parents Council were delighted to offer funds to support the School Musical.
Our fund raising also contributed towards the security of the new IT/Data projectors,
recently installed in classrooms.
We would welcome all Parents to our AGM, next term and we welcome new members.
Maeve Owens
GYMASTICS
Second Year Students in G.C.C. fund raise for the flood victims in Pakistan
Second year students ran a fund raising quiz for all 1st year students in aid of the flood victims in Pakistan. The questions were carefully chosen
and corrected! They raised a lot of money for this worthy cause. Congratulations to Cormac O’ Leary who won €20 credit! The second year
students involved were Alida Kampoto, Roxanna Tomkow, Margaret Murphy, Dara Murphy, Midel Kalenga, Emer Gilroy, Sarah Murphy, Megan
Walsh, Audrey Murphy, Ciara Tyner, Emily Tobin & Niamh Carry.
Pilgrimage to Rome
M A T E R I A L S
T E C H N O L O G Y
OUTSIDE SCHOOL ACTIVITY
Adam Mylod and Luke Byrne from 2nd year, have been
selected to represent Cork in this years Kennedy Cup
in Limerick in June. This is an All Ireland u13 soccer
tournament.
Ian Mylod 5th year and Josh Murphy 6th year won the
u 16 All Ireland with Cork u16 soccer team. They beat
Donegal 4 - 2 in the final in Kilternan in Dublin. They
were also Munster champions.
David O'Connell of 6th year made the final
selection for the U.19's Irish Rugby Squad (Clubs)
Milan Labus is taking part in basketball with Neptune
Basketball Club.
He plays in the A team, under sixteen and they won the
Under sixteen championship 2011 and the u16 a
league 2010/11and will take part in the All Ireland in
Dundalk in April.
Sean Hoare, 1st year, has taken part in the Youth Climbing Series 2011.
Involving the English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish mountaineering bodies
(Mountaineering Ireland or by the old name MCI). Each country held it's own
competitions. Sean competed in Cork (Jan 2011) and in Dublin (Feb 2011). He
won both events in his category (11-13 year olds). There was then a further
"final" event in Belfast (Mar 2011).
Sean also has completed and was podium placed in some Mountain biking
events, both in Cork and in Wicklow.
Rebecca Farrelly (Rang Laoise) won the gold
medal for the National All Round Artistic
Gymnastic Championships in the 13 and over
age group held in Greystones, Co Wicklow on
Sunday 27th March 2011.
Jack Treacy at World Age Championships, (Trampoline) representing Ireland.
National Champion 4 years in a row.
Made Irish team last year, and competed in his first international
competition for Ireland, in Metz, France in the World Age Group Competition
last November.
Matthew Murray of Rang Seosamh, first year, plays
Centre back for U12 Cork School boys. They are
currently partaking in U12 Jim Cashman League. He
also plays with Rockmount Premier U12 team. He
holds a county medal for 100m sprint in June 2010
and captained U12 GAA Football team to win both
league and county medals.
Desmond Mallon, (Sixth Year, Rang Donnacha), plays
for Cork City FC at under 18's.
He has been with the club for two years now winning
both league and cup medals. He trains two nights a
week with the team and puts in many hours on his
own in fitness training also. His position is either wing
or striker and he has 19 goals to his name so far this
year in all competitions.
Students from GCC who, along with their Glanmire team
mates, won the U14 All Ireland Club Basketball
Championships on April 16/17th in Galway.
L-R Audrey Murphy, Andrea Collins, Hollie Herlihy, Katie
Stacey, Maeve O'Riordan, Claire Gillen, Jessica Quirke.
L-R Claire Gillen, Maeve O' Riordan, Jessica Quirke.
Kasey Marnell has been playing camogie since the
age of 6 with local team Sarsfelds,playing last year
on the U14, U16 teams. Over the years she has won
medals which include 3 Sciath Na Scol medals with
St Josephs National School 2 for camogie 2008 &
2009 and 1 for football 2008, U14 Feile na nGael
division 2 winner 2009, U13A Imokilly League
winner 2009, representing cork in the 2009
community games but were beaten in the Munster
Final. She has represented her school GCC winning
a 1st year Blitz 2010 and was on the winning Inter
C 2010 panel. She also won the Sarsfield Poc Fada
juvenille Camogie 2010.
Physical
Education
Robotics
T.Y School Musical 2011
‘All Shook Up’
This year’s Transition Year production of “All Shook Up”
added yet another accolade to the lengthening list of
successful school shows. The students embraced the
music, dancing and accents of Elvis and 50s MidWestern America with skilful enthusiasm and dedication.
Familiar favourites such as “Don’t be Cruel”, “Burning
Love” and of course “All Shook Up” rang through
corridors and ipods usually dominated by Lady Gaga and
Rhianna. The King was once again alive in GCC!
It’s the 1950s in a small town in the Midwest, USA. This
is a place where nothing exciting ever happens. Mayor
Matilda is busy enforcing ‘Decency Laws’, forbidding the
locals from dancing, kissing and listening to loud music.
Enter Chad, a motorcycle loving, rock n’ rolling,
roustabout! Chad has only just been released from
prison in a nearby town for exciting the townspeople.
He causes uproar in this town, especially with the ladies.
All the girls fall for Chad, particularly Natalie, a
mechanic, charged with fixing Chad’s precious
motorcycle. She is willing to do anything to get her man
but she isn’t the only one in this town with a secret
crush!
Transition Year 2010/2011
Ms. S. Joyce
The Transition Year of 2010/2011 was one of the most
dynamic and successful to date. Students gain an enormous
amount from the year. The year allows pupils to develop
important skills such as teamwork, responsibility and self
expression. These are all worthy traits for those entering
senior cycle in school but also for students’ own personal
development. The TY year experienced a multitude of
projects, social outings, fundraising and workshops that
appealed to all interests.
Students got a taste of the professional world when they
researched their own work experience and secured a
placement in their workplace of choice. Two weeks of
practice in the working world will surely prove to be an
extremely worthwhile experience. Students also improved
on public speaking skills by making a work experience
presentation to their peers.
A very important part of the year was the school musical,
‘All Shook Up’ which ran for two nights and was a
popular hit. Students were involved in all areas of the
musical, the rehearsals, artwork, production, singing,
dancing and acting. The musical is a part of transition year
that involves the whole school and is a chance to show
what the students are capable of.
Among the year’s highlights was the trip to Paris.
Some pupils went on a trip with the HOPE
foundation to Calcutta. Students gave a very
moving presentation about their
experience of the reality of
city life for the children
of Calcutta.
Throughout the year,
students
documented their
experiences in their
portfolio, a graded
piece of work but also
a valuable keepsake of
a colourful and formative
year. Students showed great
initiative organising their own
end of year mass with singing
and personal compositions and a
commendable slideshow of the
year.
Huge thanks is due to the coordinators
this year, Ms. O. McCarthy and Ms. C.
Thompson and many of the other staff
who have been involved in making the
transition year such a success.
TY drive for life
TY Irish Trip to Midleton
County Final Glory for
Glanmire CC young
Football Giants
by Mr. Brendan, Jer O’Sullivan
Glanmire CC 10-10 Mithchelstown CBS 3-11
Team: Ryan Delaney, David Kiely, Kieran
Cashman, Brian Dowling, Eoghan Murphy,
Edward Gaffey, Dylan Whitley, Ryan Murray,
Adam Mylod, Sean Dooley, Luke Byrne, Luke
Hacket, Cillian O Leary, Cormac O Leary, James
Kennefick, Mattew Murray, Paul Twohig, Luke
McMonagle, Brandon Hovells, Shane
Cashman, Kenoly Ugbodi, Jordan O Donovan,
Gary Maloney, Sean O Neill, Andrew O
Sullivan, Ben O Connor, Donal English, Jordan
Galvin, David Dunlea, Tim Orimolusi.
saves from Ryan Delaney and goals from Ryan
Murray, Cormac O Leary and Sean Dooley
helped Glanmire to a share of the spoils at
the interval despite the loss of the
inspirational Eoghan Murphy due to injury in
the early stages of the match. In defense
Edward Gaffey and Kieran Cashman were
rock solid in the two central roles. GCC upped
the intensity in the early stages of the second
half and with the help of outstanding goals
from Luke Hackett, Luke Byrne, James
Kennifick, Adam Mylod and Cillian O Leary
gained a strong upper hand going into the
final quarter. There was to be no let up
however as determined performances from
David Kiely, Paul Twohig and Brian Dowling in
defense typified the great spirit and
commitment of this team. The five substitutes
that were used also had a major impact on
proceedings with Matthew Murray and Donal
English performing particularly well. The
future looks bright for this talented bunch of
footballers who have the potential to achieve
great success in the coming years. Thanks to
team mentors Mr S Murphy and Mr B J
O’Sullivan.
Glanmire Community College clinched this
years Cork Colleges U14 football crown for
the second consecutive year with an emphatic
victory over a highly rated Mitchelstown CBS
team. Having elected to play into the strong
wind in the opening half team captain Adam
Mylod played a pivotal role in a keenly
contested first half. A series of sensational
Transition Years attend Open Day at U.C.C.
TY students attended Open Day at University College Cork on
Thursday 14th of April. The Open Day provides an excellent
opportunity for students to get a feel of college life by visiting
the campus itself. Accompanied by G.C.C. Guidance
counsellors, Mr. O’Leary and Ms. Bennet, students were given a
tour of the university grounds by two current U.C.C. student
ambassadors. There was a lively atmosphere at the university,
as G.C.C. pupils were just one school group among many Cork
secondary schools in attendance. Students also visited
information stands in the Student Centre where they received
information and brochures on a variety of faculties and courses
available. The Open Day concluded with students attending a
lecture on what third level education at U.C.C. has to offer
prospective students.
Our Mission Statement
Glanmire Community College strives to be happy, safe, caring and inclusive Christian community,
that promotes quality teaching and learning in an environment of mutual respect.
A note from the Editor
A sincere thank you to all students, parents and teachers who submitted articles and photographs for this years “A Year of Achievement”.
Special thanks to Mr. Dominic Foster for photographs. Thank you to all those who assisted us raise our profile during this year. Buiochas le
Seamus Keegan, Milke English, John Lotty and our friends in the Evening Echo, Glanmire Area News, the Avondhu and in the East Cork
Journal. A final thank you to Ms. Gertie Cahill, Deputy-Principal for her assistance.
Mise le Meas,
Mairéad Ni Mhaidin
Glanmire Community College, Riverstown, Glanmire, Co. Cork
Tel: 021 482 2377 • Fax: 021 482 2690
Email: [email protected]
www.glanmirecc.ie