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Scoil Cholmcille S.N.S. Ballybrack
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Santry 2017
Monday 22nd June, a group of 13 pupils went to Santry to take part in Field Events with Mr Breathnach. It was a very successful day with our school taking home 7 medals - 3 gold and 4 bronze! Congratulations to Chloe Matthews ( High Jump Gold), Lily Murphy ( Gold Shot Put)  Lauren McDonald ( 600m Gold), Luke Kenny ( Bronze High Jump), Aaron Murray ( Bronze Long Jump), Freya Downer ( Bronze 600m) and Emma Hopkins ( Bronze High Jump).
Santry 2018
On Thursday 25th May, a group of children went to Santry to take part in sprint and relay events with Dave, Ms O'Hanlon, Ms Scully and Niamh. Congratulations to winners Lauren McDonald ( Gold -U11 Sprint), Kayla, Emma, Kiera, Lauren and Natalie ( U11 relay bronze) and Riain, Sean, Becker and Aiden ( U12 Relay Bronze).
Girls GAA Finalists 2017/18
Scoil Cholmcille SNS girls GAA team competed in the Cuala run GAA blitz in Autumn this year.
The girls grew from strength to strength in every game following weekly training sessions under the watchful eyes of Ms. Farrell, Ms. Keenan and Ms. Kehoe.
The girls did their school proud when they reached the Blitz Final and played like warriors until the end! The girls celebrated their performance with a Domino’s pizza party!
The future is bright for the Scoil Cholmcille Ladies GAA Football team!
Sailing
A group of children from 5th and 6th class have been learning to sail in Dun Laoghaire on Tuesday afternoons as part of the DLR Drafts Programme.

"For sailing we had to learn how to control the boat and sail it around. Two people take control of the boat. One person steers the boat with the tiller and another person controls the sail. Then at the end we got to jump into the water. I really like it, especially jumping in the water. I would recommend it to everyone who loves water activities. I also loved steering the boat around and sometimes we would get stuck and have to be towed by the speedboats" - Caithlin Hanlon 6th Class
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