Cross Country Competition

Well done to all of our students who took part in the Primary Schools Cross Country Competition in Fr. Murphy’s this week.

Everyone represented the school so well, showing great effort, determination, and team spirit throughout the races. We are very proud of how all of our runners supported one another and gave their best on the day.

Congratulations to everyone who participated. It is a fantastic achievement!

1st Class Girls - 1st place overal in the 500m race

2nd Class Girls - 3rd place overall 500m race

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3rd Class Girls - 1st place overall in 800m race

4th Class Boys - 3rd Overall in 800m race

6th Class Boys - 1st Overall in 1000m race

Caoimhe - 6th Place in 800m race

Georgia - 1st place 500m race

Demi - 3rd place 500m race

Grace - 1st place 1000m race

Anna - 3rd place 1000 race

Jake - 3rd Place 800m race

Emma - 2nd place 800m race

Niamh - 3rd 800m race

Páidí - 6th place 500m race

Patrick - 2nd place 1000m race

Rosie - 1st place 500m race

Aladdin the Musical!

We are delighted to invite you to our school production of 'Aladdin', taking place on Tuesday, 5th February at 7:00pm in Mullingar Arts Centre!

Tickets can be purchased online via Aladdin or from reception, priced at €12 for adults and €8 for children. 

Our 3rd and 5th class students have been working incredibly hard, and we are all eagerly looking forward to what promises to be a wonderful evening of entertainment.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Poster by Charlie in 5^th Class

Poster by Holly in 5^th Class

 Poster by Olivia in 3^rd Class

Coffee Morning

Mini 7s Hurling Champions 2025

Kildalkey N.S. Mini 7s Hurling team created a little bit of history by winning the Meath Mini 7s Hurling Competition for the third year in a row.

In a tough group with Baconstown, Cannistown and Kiltale, Kildalkey made light of the awful conditions with some superb performances. They came from behind to beat Baconstown by a solitary point, with Oisín's last second score proving to be the winner.

A tight struggle with Kiltale saw them edge Kiltale by a single point. This was notable for the horrific conditions the boys had to endure but they came up trumps by a single point. The last game saw them take on Cannistown and they saved their best performance for last with some superb scores throughout securing the win.

Well done to all the boys on a terrific achievement. Well done also to the brave band of supporters who braved the horrible conditions to cheers them on enthusiastically throughout! Patrick made a superb speech and after, it was back to Supermacs and warm up and replenish!

We are very proud of the boys and their achievements!