Junk Kouture Fashion Show 2026

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On Monday the 22nd of June we held a Junk Kouture Fashion Show in school. Pupils from all classes were encouraged to upcycle a piece of clothing or to use old clothes to create something new. We set up a catwalk in the hallway and each pupil that created something got the chance to walk the catwalk!

Well done to all pupils who took part, there were fabulous creations displayed on the day. Congratulations to Marcel (2nd class), Jodie (Senior Infants), Aoibhín (4th class), Anaiyah (3rd class) and Finley (Senior Infants) who were prize winners on the day.

Cumann na mBunscol Football Champions!

On Thursday the 20th of November our girls football team played in the Cumann na mBunscol Division 1 Football Final against the Gaelscoil. Pupils from third to sixth class travelled to Cusack Park to support them on the day. The team left at 12pm with Michelle and Louise, our coaches. When we arrived we watched the start of another match and then went to the dressing rooms. We put on our new jerseys and then headed out onto the pitch. We did some drills and warm ups out on the pitch to get us ready. We then returned to the dressing room and had a pep talk. After this we headed out onto the field for the big game which started at 1.15.

In the first half we scored two points and it was quite a battle. Then at half time we went back into the dressing rooms and talked about our performance so far. The second half then got underway and we scored a couple of good points to begin. Then halfway through the second half Mia scored a goal and that put us well in front. In the final few minutes we kept playing strong and when the final whistle blew we erupted with joy! The final score was 1.10 to 0 points. We then celebrated on the pitch and went to the stand to collect our shield. We also celebrated in school the following day. We went to the local shop and the whole school came outside and formed a guard of honour for us. Overall it was an amazing experience and we are so proud of our team!

By Beibhinn Curran and Saoirse Barry.