Friary College Dungarvan

Well done to Friary girls Anna Rochford,Niamh Kirwan, Emily Fraher, Alicia Radley and Aoibh Ann Kiely who were part of the Waterford team that won the Gaynor Bowl yesterday in the University of Limerick

Congratulations and good luck to Calum on his selection and upcoming tour to South Africa from all at St. Augustine’s College.

The very best of luck to all sitting their exams.

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Celebrating Leadership, Welcoming the Future 🌟

PAL Mentors Honoured & New 2026–2027 Team Announced!

We enjoyed a wonderful celebration of our outgoing PAL Ambassadors this week and celebrated their hard work, leadership, and dedication throughout the year.

It was also a proud occasion as we officially welcomed our new Peer Augustinian Leaders (PALs) team for 2026–2027. Following a highly selective interview process, the incoming PALs now look forward to their Meitheal training in August as they prepare to support and guide younger students throughout the coming year.

A special thank you to our PAL Teacher Ambassador,, for presenting the PAL badges and recognising the commitment and service shown by both our outgoing and incoming mentors.

The PAL programme continues to embody the Augustinian values of unity, truth, and love while helping build a strong and supportive school community. Well done to all involved

Congratulations to three 2nd year boys on winning an U15 SAFI Interleague National Title against Cork today in Evergreen FC, Kilkenny, with Callum scoring the equaliser in extra time before the game was won on penalties.
Donnchadh Callaghan
Daniel Buchakchyysky
Callum Curran

The perfect evening at the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Lismore felt like stepping through time. This year’s production of Don Giovanni, Mozart’s masterpiece first performed 239 years ago in 1787, seemed completely at home within the magnificent setting of Lismore Castle As dusk settled over the town, the historic stone walls and sweeping gardens created an atmosphere that no modern theatre could ever replicate. You could almost feel the echoes of the past drifting through the warm evening air.
The castle grounds were breathtaking, with stunning gardens opening onto panoramic views of the Lismore skyline. The soft golden light of a balmy summer evening added a magical quality to the experience, while the gentle sounds of nature blended seamlessly with Mozart’s timeless score.
When the music began, the setting elevated every moment of the opera. The passion, drama and beauty of Don Giovanni seemed intensified beneath the open sky.
It was more than a performance; it was an unforgettable celebration of music, history and place in one of Ireland’s most enchanting locations.

Well done to our 1st year footballers who had their final outing of the year against Ardscoil na Mara.
It wasn’t to be on the day for our lads today but an enjoyable and competitive game was had. Well done.

Graduation Night for Class of 2026
Huge thanks to all involved for making it such a successful event and for@the fantastic balloon arch.