Feast of St Anthony
The boys assembled in the school hall today to celebrate the feast of St Anthony. Born in Lisbon in 1195, St Anthony was a Portuguese Catholic priest and…
The boys assembled in the school hall today to celebrate the feast of St Anthony. Born in Lisbon in 1195, St Anthony was a Portuguese Catholic priest and…
The boys in 6th class have been busy working on their play, ‘A Lad in Blunderland’. They previously performed to classes throughout the school and are now inviting…
Boys from 6th class competed against a range of schools from all around Cork city and county today in the Splash & Dash event in the Japanese Gardens/Gus…
St Anthony’s held an assembly today in the hall to celebrate recent achievements in the school. A number of boys from 1st-6th class spoke about their participation in…
Congratulations to our St Anthony’s Chess Team. Having previously secured the Cork title, the team travelled to Dublin to compete in the Ficheall All-Ireland Primary School Chess Championship,…
The pupils of St Anthony’s gathered in the yard today to celebrate the superb achievements of the school hurlers who won in Páirc Uí Chaoimh yesterday, and the…
Congratulations to our St Anthony’s hurlers on a fantastic win over Gaelscoil Uí Riordáin in glorious sunshine at Páirc Uí Chaoimh today. Having already won the football title,…
Congratulations to pupils Fionn, Max, Seán and Ardis of the Cork United U12/13 teams that travelled to Kilkenny and won the finals of the National Cup at the…
Easter is the most sacred time in the Christian liturgical calendar, a time to reflect on the death and resurrection of our saviour, Jesus. We would like to…
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Well done to all the boys from the St Anthony’s Swimming Team who took home a large collection of medals and swam so well at The National Aquatic…
Congratulations to the St Anthony’s Chess team who won the Ficheall Cork Masters Chess Championship in Ovens today. Maith sibh a bhuachaillí.