Last Thursday our TY students set off on their annual trip to Knock International Shrine followed by a visit to Galway City. Despite a very early start the girls were in excellent spirits. The morning included a guided and prayerful tour of the Shrine, a visit to the Museum, and an opportunity for Confession. The…
DetailsWe were delighted to welcome the Lord Mayor of Cork, Dan Boyle, to St Angela’s College today. He spoke to the students about their responsibility for the environment, and ways that we all can make a difference to improve the world we are living in. Mr Boyle was very impressed with our Bee Hives, and…
DetailsWe are delighted to introduce you to the members of this year’s Student Council – 48 students from 1st to 6th Year. They came together last Friday for a day’s Induction in order to meet each other, learn about what the Student Council is all about and to start working on their various year group…
DetailsOur senior camogie team travelled to the Inagh Kilnamona GAA Club in Co. Clare to take on Ennistymon Community School in the Munster Championship, on the 4th of October. St Angela’s played extremely well defensively, but Ennistymon took many scores from distance, leading at half time by 11 points to 1. In the second half,…
DetailsWe would like to congratulate Hockey players Jenny Murphy (U16), Ella O’Shaughnessy (U16), Ruby Lehane (U18) & Siun Dolan (U18) on being selected to represent Munster in the Inter Provincial hockey series. All have played matches against Leinster South (September 8th), Leinster (September 22nd), and Connaught (6th October). Both the U16 and U18 Munster teams…
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