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Registration for the CIT STEPS Engineering your Future TY campus week that runs from the 13th to the 17th May 2019 is now open.Apply online https://steps.ie/eyf.aspx Closing Date: Friday 30th November 2018.
Students from all years proved the Christmas spirit is alive and well in De La Salle this week when they brought in over a hundred boxes for the shoe box appeal. The appeal is organised every year by Mr Liam Fleming.
Under-16 De La Salle Hurlers win over Skibereen By Gavin O'Leary.De La Salle College, Macroom – 7-14 Schull Community College – 2-2De La Salles U-16 hurlers claimed their first win of their Cork Schools Championship over Schull with a comprehensive performance. The players arrived in torrential conditions, with rain bucketing down...
U-14 Challenge Game Report by Peter MurphyDe La Salle Vs Skibbereen Community School The De La Salle U14 team recently took to the field for the first time this year to play a strongly contested challenge game against Skibbereen Community School in the Tom Creedon Park here in Macroom. The De La Salle team (DLS) started the better with Alexander Asling...
The De La Salle Students were re-electing Michael D. Higgins as President of Ireland as early as Thursday evening. The students voted in the mock election organised by the student council in the school on Thursday. Students queued during their lunch hour to cast their vote in what was no doubt a valuable lesson in the democratic system. The student council...
Congratulations to fourth year student Tom Downey who has been selected to compete for a place in the Science Olympiad team of Ireland for Maths and Science.Tom will travel to Dublin next weekend to take part in the selection process. Those selected to take part are chosen on the basis of their results in Maths and Science in the Junior Certificate....
Our Fourth Year Geography Students enjoyed a glorious day at Banna Strand near Tralee on Tuesday as they carried out a number of investigations along the shoreline. The students were accompanied by Mr McCarthy and Ms Hallisseey.
Well done Robert O'Donovan and Caolan Murphy for receiving the prestigious Bronze Medal in the Gaisce Awards. The fifth year students undertook the challanges required to receive the award during their Transition Year.
Our first year eagerly awaited bonding day at Ballyhass Adventure Centre in Mallow took place on Tuesday. A total of 54 students enjoyed a day of laughter, fun and chat. The students were accompanied by their class teachers Mr John Ryan and Mr Conor Kinsella.
Hard Luck to Under 15’s who were beaten today in the Under15 B Munster Championship. Despite missing a few players through injury and club commitments the lads fought all the way to the bitter end.
It is with great sadness that we are informing you of the sudden death of our esteemed colleague Mr Pat Gould. His passing will leave a huge void in our close-knit school community. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this very sad time. Ar dheis Dé go ráibh a anam.
Well done to our Transition Year students for showing great determination on a cold and miserable day and climb to the top of Carrauntoohill. The students were accompanied by Mr Murphy and Mr Fleming.
A sincere thanks to all our students who came along on a wet miserable night to make our open night 2018 a great success.We all appreciate the boys giving their valuable insight to new students and their parents about life in De La Salle College.
Reminder that the De La Salle College open night takes place this Thursday, September 20 between 5 and 8pm. We look forward to seeing you all there.
Our sixth year Geography students had a very educational and enjoyable day out in Killarney on Friday where they took part in their annual field trip. The students were accompanied by Geography teachers Mr Daniel McCarthy and Ms Helen O'Sullivan.
Christopher Scanlan from 5th year won the prize for the best Christmas "jumper" today with his inflatable Santa outfit!Santa a.k.a. Christopher Scanlan, receives his prize from Student Council members Dylan Foley and Josh Pickering
A fantastic response by students and parents yielded a huge bonus for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Christmas hamper appeal, with an impressive amount of non-perishable food being collected. Grateful officials Gerry McKenna and Phil Barry from the society visited the school today to take away the goods for distribution to needy families.Teachers...
A presentation was made to Steven Bradley in front of his classmates this morning to mark his being honoured with the Garda Special Youth Achievement award. Steven is off to Portugal tomorrow to compete in the IWAS games - good luck! - and unfortunately will miss the gala ceremony in the Riverside Hotel tomorrow night where all the Youth Achievement awards...
A 1-7 to 0-8 victory over Clonakilty Community College in Páirc Uí Chaoimh today sees De la Salle through to the final of the Corn Simcox. Coláiste Chríost Rí or Hamilton High School Bandon will provide the opposition in the final. We have won this Cork Schools' Senior A competition four times since 2006 and been...
The Company Philmac Ltd. made a presentation to the school today of a set on newly-designed jerseys. The school very much appreciates this support and our lads will wear the gear with pride!
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