13/2/2014
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St Brogan's budding actors recently strutted their stuff at the Briery Gap Theatre in Macroom at the preliminary rounds of the All Ireland Transition year Drama Festival. Actors James Joyce, Cillian Lyne, Stephen Casey and Shauna Corcoran performed the first scene of 'The Lonesome West' by Martin McDonagh. We are delighted to announce that they got through to the finals.
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| 13/12/13
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Click on the image to see the full list of this years winners.
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| 10/12/13
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Pictured at the Riverview shopping centre Christmas night with special guest chef Kevin Dundon who was on hand to judge the Cauldfields Supervalu schools Christmas cake competition was Andrew Fallon, Mgr Supervalu Kevin Dundon, Judge Marie McCarthy, Transition year St Brogans College, winner and her teacher Carmel McSweeney. Picture Denis Boyle
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St Brogans won the Cork hurling final today, Tuesday 3rd December with 2-16 to 1-2 win over St Colmans Midleton. John O'Sullivan and Stephen O'Shea grabbed early goals which meant the game was sober as a contest by half time. Darragh Looney and Padraig Forde worked tirelessly all day while Cormac Desmond was colossal at fullback . Lee O'Donovan and Ben Murphy ensured there was a steady supply of ball from midfield for our forwards.
In all 10 leaving certs played their part in bringing home silverware with their last hurling game for St Brogans College. I wish these pupils well in their future hurling careers and many of them will be attempting the double with the Cork football final in the New year. Lloyd McSweeney, Ger Whelton, Cormac Desmond, Cathal Clarke, Paidi Forde, Ben Murphy, John O'Donovan, Darragh Looney, Jason Jordan, Aaron Buttimer.
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| 29/11/13
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Our senior footballers reached the Cork final today following a hard fought win over Millstreet. With a number of regulars unable to start due to injury this game provided others a chance to prove their worth, and prove it they did. A half time deficit of 2 points was transformed into a 10 point winning margin thanks to excellent teamwork and a determined attitude.
Sean Allen was man of the match from corner back and was ably assisted by our Student President Mr Niles. Aidan Donoghue’s display at midfield was noteworthy following his return to fitness.
Up front our goal scorers were Anthony Moynihan and John O'Sullivan , while Gavin Shiels finished a Lee O'Donovan pass to the net late on.
Next up for our gallant warriors is the County hurling Final in Nemo Rangers @12:30 on Tuesday next. A win in that one would help focus our minds on the football final in the New Year. Cómhghairdeas a bhuachailí.
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The school crest features Bandon bridge plus school logo, in Latin, ‘Auxilio Dei parva crescunt’ (‘with God’s help little things grow’).
Principal Ms Helen Cadogan. B.Com. H.Dip. M.A. Deputy Principal Mrs C. Corrigan. B.A. H. Dip.
Mission. St. Brogan’s College is a dedicated, focused, learning institution which aims to develop the whole person - spiritually, physically, emotionally, morally, socially and intellectually. Ethos. St. Brogan’s College is a non-denominational, co-educational school which offers a very comprehensive education embracing practical, academic, technological and scientific strands. Motto. The school motto is, ‘Auxilio Dei parva crescunt.’ [With God’s help, little things grow.] History. St. Brogan’s College has a proud tradition of service to the local community dating back to the early 1900s. The original school was a technical school; it later became a vocational school under Saor Stát Eireann offering a very practical-oriented curriculum. Today it offers a fusion of the practical, academic, technological and scientific. |
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