Brendan O’Dwyer – Principal
Message from the Principal
It is a great privilege to share what makes Scoil Mhuire a unique school.
We endeavour to contribute to the transformation of all the students in our care into mature young adults, equipped with the knowledge, skills and moral compass to embrace whatever opportunities and challenges that may come their way.
Scoil Mhuire recognises the need to adapt to the ever changing needs of today’s world and as such we continually strive to review and improve our programmes, practices, facilities and policies.
Scoil Mhuire tries to utilise the resources human, physical and financial to provide the best possible environment to cater for our diverse student population.
Welcome to the Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir website
Scoil Mhuire’s Mission Statement: “Scoil Mhuire is a Christian, caring community which encourages the integrated development of every individual concerned”.
Every member of this community – teachers, students, staff, parents – feel a sense of commitment and belonging.
Our principal objective is to provide for our students a broad and balanced education in all its aspects – intellectual, emotional, physical, moral and cultural. This objective is achieved within a controlled but relaxed and happy environment.
Our School History
The Mercy Sisters arrived in Carrick on Suir in 1874 to provide secondary education for girls in the town whose parents could not send them to boarding school.
The school operated as an ‘A’ school solely through the medium of Irish until 1967 and from 1974 all subjects were taught through English.
🖊🖋What a great day when one of our students is featured in The Irish Independent after winning an extremely prestigious prize! Congratulations to Jessica Enright who participated in the Immrama Schools Travel Writing Competition sponsored by Aer Lingus and the Cliff House Ardmore. She had to write a 'letter to home' and her piece was entitled 'Snails for Dinner'. She won the Secondary Schools - Senior category. Well done to her teacher Ms. Duffy and who encouraged her and accompanied her. Very proud👏📖 below is the letter which should be read by all🙂
Well done & best of luck to our colleague Ms. O'Grady and some of our 5th year students in Tanzania this week
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Carrick-on-Suir students are helping to renovate a school in Tanzania this week
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Six students from Carrick-on-Suir's Scoil Mhuire Secondary School are in Tanzania this week renovating a primary school. Seventeen year-olds Laura Power, Daisy Geoghegan, Liadhain O'Shea and Emily Coughlan from Carrickbeg; Coaimhe Hennebry, (18), from Clondonnell, Rathgormack and Eimear Quilty...🌞🌧🌫This year during the course of their Geography studies our Third Years learned all about weather and climate. Each Wednesday we collected weather data using instruments and by observation. To say 3 Caroline enjoyed "Weather Wednesdays" is an understatement! Here is a short video we made with some of the class characters. Spot a few budding Teresa Mannions! Shout out to Mr Sweetman who makes an audio appearance from a passing car towards the end of the video. Best of luck in your Geography exam on Friday girls! 🌫🌧🌞
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3 Caroline Weather Report.mp4
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We are very proud today of our past pupil, Rhona Butler, who highlighted this issue and through her campaigning has enabled students suffering a bereavement to be allowed time out of their exams. Well done Rhona, you are an inspiration! @ceist1
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💚 ♻️ A delegation of our Greenschool committee traveled to Dublin to collect our 3rd place award from An Taisce in the Young Environmental Reporters Competition! Presenting the award was Sylvia Thompson, Environmental Reporter with The Irish Times. ♻️ 💚 @AnTaisce
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Latest News
All Ireland Division 2 league
Congratulations to the Scoil Mhuire connections on the Waterford Senior Ladies football team who won the All Ireland Division 2 league final last weekend. Pictured, is fifth year student, Cora Murray celebrating with Scoil Mhuire past pupils, Shauna Dunphy and her...
U16 Camogie All Ireland finals
Congratulations to Scoil Mhuire students who played with the Kilkenny U16 Camogie teams in All Ireland finals on Saturday. Aine Doyle and Patsy Kenny played with the U16A team beating Dublin in the Leinster Final by 4-15 to 1-13 Ciara Dunne, Lauren Comerford, Niamh O...
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Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir
Scoil Mhuire is a Christian, caring community which encourages the integrated development of every individual concerned
Greenhill, Carrick on Suir, Co. Tipperary, Ireland
Phone: 051-640383 l Email: greenhill@scoilmhuirecos.ie