Davis College Mallow

Davis College Students receiving the Gaelbhratach flag during the week. This initiative run by Gael Linn seeks to create a natural environment to speak Irish outside of the formal classroom setting. The school has an active Irish speaking club which has made great strides in this regard.

Well done to our TY students on having competed in the finals of the Young Environmentalist competition in Dublin last week

Proceeds from the Davis World Cup being presented to representatives of BRU Columbanus. Well done to everyone involved

Our Transition Year Art students Dasha Harianina, Leanne O Callaghan, Daria Zygmunt, Victoria Zygmunt, Olivia Requejo and Farrah Gould Abbas all took part in the Rubbish Film Festival, which is an award-winning national initiative, challenges students to create impactful one-minute films focused on climate change, sustainability, waste reduction, and responsible consumption. Through this hands-on digital storytelling workshops, students develop key media, editing and communication skills, while creatively exploring solutions to environmental challenges.

Congratulations to our Class of 2026 who graduated on Wednesday last. Best wishes in your futures and thank you for all the memories.

Congratulations to our head students and the entire student council after a very successful and productive year. Student voice is essesntial in schools.

Eva May Lawlor and Libby Maher representing Limerick and Cork camogie at the weekend

Our Davis College Creative Engagement Project involved Transition Year and 5th-year students to bridge the gap between art and construction through the traditional craft of marquetry. Collaborating with crafts-person John Hewer, students designed a permanent decorative installation for our school building inspired by artist Charley Harper. Students developed technical precision and a deep sense of pride. This project exemplifies how hands-on innovation fosters both creative independence and student well-being. We are so proud of the creativity, technical skill, and teamwork shown by everyone involved.

Students receiving their certificates having completed their Business in the Community intiative which is run by Dairygold.

Huge congratulations to our Young Economist entrants. Twelve projects entered and twelve medals, four gold, seven silver and one bronze. In additon, four best presentation awards were picked up by the school. An amazing achievement in what is an exceptionally prestigious competition.