St. Louis Schools Network

Last week, LCA2 student Rachel (centre of photo), coordinated a Rainbow Day to coincide with our Stand Up Awareness Week.
The RCS school community raised over €500 for the Annabelle's Foundation.

The aim of Annabelle's Foundation is to build a respite home in the southeast of Ireland for families and children with disabilities or illnesses. Well done to Rachel for organising and to all that contributed! 🙌

🌧️ Triumph in the Tempest: St. Louis Teams Conquer Inver College in Gortakeegan Thriller! 🌧️

Despite an afternoon of truly atrocious weather conditions, the spirit and skill of the St. Louis soccer teams shone through the gloom today at Gortakeegan, securing magnificent victories over their rivals, Inver College.

In a match where the elements proved as formidable an opponent as the opposition, the St. Louis players demonstrated grit, determination and exceptional teamwork, battling through wind-swept gusts and driving rain to achieve their well-deserved success.

The final whistle brought not just a cheer, but a collective sigh of relief and celebration from the hardy spectators, confirming the triumph of talent over the tempest.

“It was a brutal day for football," commented Head Coach Mr Williams, "but the girls played their hearts out. They really deserved that win."

The victories are a huge boost for the school's sports program and reflect the hard work put in both on and off the pitch.

These fantastic results are also a testament to the dedication and expertise of the St. Louis coaching ticket. Much credit is due to the team behind the teams for preparing the players so effectively, especially for facing such challenging conditions.

Heartfelt congratulations must also go out to the St. Louis coaching ticket of Mr Pep Williams, Mr Ruben McMahon and Ms Arne Connolly. Their strategic guidance and commitment have clearly paid off, fostering a winning mentality and resilient spirit within the St. Louis squads. 🔵 🟡

Special congratulations must go also to Holly Swift, who scored four goals on her U17 debut.



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Holly Cassidy, TY student, attended ISSU Regional Council last Thursday where she was one of two second level students to be elected as a Regional Officer for Co.Wexford. Her term starts in January with the role of representing Wexford Second Level student bodies to help improve and campaign on issues facing them today. Well done Holly on this fantastic leadership role for you and RCS. "For a future that's bright and jolly, be represented and vote for Holly" 👏

Pope John Paul II Award 2025
Congratulations to Augustina Odegbaro and Dana Farrell who completed the Pope John Paul Il Award for 2025. They were presented their John Paul Il Gold medals on Tuesday 24th June 2025 in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh for their outstanding commitment to faith and service.
The deadline for Award applications for this year is coming up at the end of this week.
Participants should be between the age of 16 and 18. They are required to submit a personal reflection and to take part in a series of activities in Social Awareness and in Parish Involvement over a 16-month period.

HUGE well done to our pupil Abbie Murphy who won 1st place in the Equestrian Interschools Irelands 90cm showjumping representing the school!!
What an achievement 👏 so proud of you Abbie 🥰
Annnnddddd........she only went and got a shout out on STAGE at Sing Out Loud tonight for her efforts 🤗


90 cm Aloga premier pony results

1st Ramsgrange school Wonderful White ( Abbie murphy )00 30.96
2 nd Kilmore Ns Tyrellspass Duchess ( Rosie Scallan) 00 31.82
3rd Kilmore Ns Tempest Glenville ( ciara sarsfield) 00 31.94
4 th Rathangan ns Connie ( Sadbh Whelan ) 00 41.00
5 th Mayglass ns Kilsheen girl ( Lucy day ) 00 4/0 36.20
6th Kilmore ns Poppy ( Saoise cousins ) 0/4 38.26

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Equestrian Interschools Irelands