Rachel Cahill

1 day ago | independent.ie | Rachel Cahill

This year’s programme boasts over 50 free events for children taking place on the day across Wexford's five libraries. Additionally, the county's iconic cultural venues, from the National Opera House to the Wexford Arts Centre, will be alive with activities ranging from animation and coding workshops to creative writing, mural painting, printmaking, and much, much more.

1 day ago | independent.ie | Rachel Cahill

This landmark building dates back to the 1800s and offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a property in the heart of Enniscorthy centre with retail unit on the ground floor. The positioning of the property is superb, with unrivalled passing footfall and vehicular traffic, a host of popular shops, retail, offices, restaurants, tourist attractions, to name but a few close to hand making this building potentially one of the most recognisable premises in Enniscorthy Town. Extending to approx.

1 day ago | independent.ie | Rachel Cahill

The awards ceremony included an illustrious and varied list of awards to present, reflecting the enormous amount of work undertaken by students and staff during the year. According to Deputy Principal Sandra O’Toole, the awards presented reflected the WWETB Core Values of Excellence in Education, Care, Equality, Respect and Community. She also highlighted that the awards did not just relate to academic grades, but were presented to pupils with an undeniable passion for their chosen subjects.

2 days ago | independent.ie | Rachel Cahill

The Parish Fete and Family Fun Day is designed to raise funds for the Union of Parishes and as it will be the organisers only major fundraising initiative this year it’s hoped there will be a large crowd in attendance. The Enniscorthy and Monart Union of Parishes comprises Clone, Clonmore, Monart, St. Mary’s and Templescobin.

2 days ago | independent.ie | Rachel Cahill

Supported by global technology leaders HP and AMD, in partnership with government and education organisations, the Digital Schools Awards Europe programme promotes digital teaching and learning and recognises schools that are preparing students with essential digital skills for the future. To earn this award, schools must demonstrate a whole school digital strategy, demonstrate how digital technology enhances learning, and commit to ongoing professional development for teachers.