Dromagh N.S. Updates

Dromagh National School Heads To Fota Island Adventure For School Tour

Our School Tour

From Dromagh School, with hearts so light, We set off early, spirits bright. To Fota Island, off we went, On a school tour day so well spent.

Adventure called through forest and trees, With laughter carried on the breeze. We climbed, we crawled, we played with flair, Obstacle courses everywhere!

We searched for snipers, built with care, Learned bushcraft secrets hidden there. With guides so kind and full of cheer, We felt so brave with nothing to fear.

No fancy meals or spa retreat, Just muddy boots and happy feet. With laughter loud and hearts so light, We’ll dream of Fota every night.

So here’s to fun, to friends, to play— Dromagh’s unforgettable school tour day!

A Fond Farewell to Ben Duggan on his Graduation at Dromagh NS

Dromagh National School celebrated a heartfelt and intimate graduation ceremony this June, marking the transition of student, Ben Duggan, from primary to secondary education. The event was a proud moment for the school community, highlighting the close-knit and supportive environment that defines Dromagh NS.

This year, Ben was warmly honoured by teachers, classmates, their parents as well as immediate family members. The ceremony included speeches from staff, a presentation of a graduation certificate, a celebration of the Ben’s achievements and contributions to school life.

Ben will be continuing his educational journey at Coláiste Treasa. The entire Dromagh NS community extends their best wishes for success and happiness in this exciting new chapter.

Dromagh National School: End-of-Term Sports Highlights

This term was filled with energy, excitement, and unforgettable memories as our students took part in three fantastic sports days.

Our first outing was to Cork City Sports on a bright May morning. On the 29th, cheers rang out as students participated with enthusiasm and pride, setting the tone for the weeks ahead.

On June 16th, we travelled to Millstreet. The day was filled with friendly competition, races, and games across lush green fields. Spirits were high, and the sense of community was strong.

Our own school sports day followed on June 24th. It was a joyful celebration of teamwork and participation.

A special highlight of the term was the arrival of the Brian Cronin Cup. One of our own, Paul, returned with a proud, wide grin, having played with the victorious Dromtarriffe GAA team.

These sporting days were more than just events—they were moments of joy, unity, and lasting memories for all involved.