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Well done to all students who received their Junior Certificate results today. This included our first students to graduate from the L2LP in KAL house, well done Amy and Kevin!
The death has occurred of our dear friend and colleague Mr. Jim Quinn, RIP.For the past 20 years Jim was a daily visitor to our school, sharing his athletic experience with our P.E. department and coaching our athletics students in track and field. His pleasant disposition, sense of humour, positivity and encouraging nature made him a very popular person in...
On Wednesday last, September 24th, our start of year mass was held in St. Colman’s church. Students, teachers, retired staff, parents and friends of De La Salle joined together to pray for a safe and successful year for the students filled with good health and happiness. We remembered the Late Mr. Pat Gould, our former colleague and teacher,...
Our two ASD classes have started off the year with a bang. As well as following the Level Two Junior Cert Programme, they are completing weekly music workshops with Sheila from the Lee Valley School of Music, swimming and gym sessions in the Castle Hotel and have commenced their weekly trips down to the library. Looking forward to great year ahead!...
Our sixth year students took part in their geographical investigation study of the Owengarriff River in Killarney National Park. The day involved studying various aspects of the river and the boys, donned in wellies, got stuck in! This study and the project they are to complete is worth 20% of their overall Leaving Cert geography grade. It was also a great...
Thanks to All who came to our open night last Thursday. A special thanks to all the teachers and pupils who helped out in the different subject classrooms on the night. The prospective students got a good feel for what life is like here in De La Salle on a typical school day. Few pictures of the night:...
The Fourth Years as usual have been taking part in their Life Skills module. This week Mr. Walsh has them working on their science skills and perfecting wiring a plug!
We would like to invite all members of the De La Salle Community to our start of year mass next Wednesday, September 25th, in St. Colmans church Macroom. We will also be remembering the late Mr. Pat Gould, who's one year anniversary occurs at this time. All welcome.
We will be holding our Open Night this week on Thursday evening from 5pm to 8pm with the Principals address at 7.30pm.Closing date for applications for 2020/2021 is October 25th.
On Thursday, September 5th, we welcomed Mr. Bobby O’Dwyer and the Tom Markham cup to De La Salle. Bobby managed the recently victorious Cork Minor Football team to their All Ireland Success, their first since 2000. We were delighted to welcome local man Bobby, who’s two sons are past pupils of De La Salle. Bobby had many words of wisdom to share...
Leading up to the first Sim Cox match on October 10th the senior footballers will be playing in a few challenge games over the coming weeks. Match 1 - 04/09/19DLS v Tralee CBSTom Creedon Park 1pmMatch 2 - 11/09/19DLS v MounthawkRathmore Gaa Pitch12.20pmMatch 3 - 18/09/19DLS v Colaiste ChoilmVenue in Macroom tbc12pm...
As you begin your new school year, whether it is an exam year or not, its is very important to study smart! There are many different types of learner and what works for you may not work for everyone. If you are looking for some guidelines on how to study and how much to do visit our study skills section of the website in the student section....
On Wednesday, 15 May, we celebrated Founder’s Day in St. Colman’s Church Macroom. Mass was attended by the students of De La Salle College and St. Colman’s Boys National School, teachers, retired members of staff, past pupils and parents. This year was of great significance as we celebrated the Tercentenary of the death of our Founder...
A selection of De La Salle footballers who will be competing for places on next year's senior football panel participated in the Lord Mayors Cup earlier this week. Over the course of the day, each team played four 24 minute games. De La Salle kicked off against Chríost Rí, and despite being level at half time, lost out to a score line of 2-5 to...
The peer mediation program for Second Year students facilitated by Alec Coakley this year has come to an end and has been extremely beneficial to the students. They have developed skills that will hugely benefit them in their day to day lives. The skills of listening, negotiating, bargaining and debating that they have learnt through role play has enhanced...
Michael O' Riordan first year is the winner of the in school 'Young Reporters for the Environment Competition'. He is now going to be entered into the national competition. Michael has done his bit by making this excellent video, the school hopes to help share and spread Michael's important message and help him in his national campaign....
On Wednesday, April third, the under fourteen and a half hurling team took part in a county hurling blitz in the impressive Pairc Uí Chaoimh. The stadium and 4G pitch didnt overshadow the excellent display of hurling shown on the day. De La Salle had some impressive wins which qualified them for the shield semi- final, the top two teams qualifying for a...
14/3/2019De La Salle Macroom vs St.Colmans FermoyVenue: St.MichealsMunster quarter final u16 ½After a convincing win over Hospital, Limerick, hopes were high amongst the De La Salle team going into the game. The confidence was clear to see as corner forward Kieran doody found the net after just 2 minutes of play from a rebound. Another goal was...
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