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Armagh Planetarium Trip
During summer term 2018, 5th Year students from the Religion and Physics departments made the trip to Belfast and Armagh.
Culture Night 2018 with Recipe!
Culture Night 2018
Culture Night began early for the Monastery Boys of the CBS. At 12 Noon on Friday September 21st, the students engaged in a presentation at the Courthouse Gallery & Studios, Ennistymon.
Information on Junior Cycle For Parents
Junior Cycle Presentations Download
First Year Parents Information Meeting Sept 4th
Parents of First Students are invited to an Information Meeting in the CBS Secondary School Ennistymon on Tuesday 4th of September at 6:30pm
Junior Cycle Information Meeting for 2nd & 3rd Year Parents
Parents of Second & Third Year Students are invited to a Junior Cycle Information Meeting in the CBS Secondary School Ennistymon on Tuesday 4th of September at 7:15pm.
Fifth Year Book List 2018 2019
CBS Ezine 2018
The CBS school Ezine for the school year 2017/18 is now available to download by clicking the link below.
Blessed Edmund Rice Feast Day
The feast day of Blessed Edmund Rice was celebrated in style at Ennistymon CBS in the company of all the first year students with teachers Emma Jane Browne, Gerry Sexton and local curate Fr.Des Forde. The ceremony included prayers, reflections sons and traditional music. Br. Liam O Meara, now the last brother standing since 1824, when the school was founded, also made a guest appearance. The monastery as it is affectionately known locally is still going strong after nearly 200 years due in no small way to the wonderful leadership qualities of Principal Mary Lyons ably assisted by deputy principal, the legendary Michael Clohessy backed by a great staff! Deo Gratias!
CBS went "Crazy for You"
In October 2017 two CBS Transition Year students, Adam Daniels and Ruairí Murphy joined the Ennistymon Choral Society in rehearsals for Crazy for You, the new Gershwin musical comedy.
Historic Munster Win for U-15 Hurlers
The CBS Ennistymon, clinched a historic victory beating St Mary’s Newport with a score of 3-14 to 3-4 in the Munster Colleges U-15D Final.