Credit Union two teachers school football players of the tournament 2024

Credit Union two teachers school football players of the tournament 2024 

Congratulations to everyone who received an award today 

Best of Luck Thomas.

Best of luck to Thomas  who is representing Kerry at the National Community Games Finals 2024 this Sunday 26th May. Finals will be held in Gormanstown, Co. Meath.

 

Best of Luck Thomas as he competes in his First National Final. 

Tureencahill Community Centre.

Swimming lessons.

This week we finished our swimming lessons for this year. Thanks to the Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre for having us. 

Rathmore/Gneeveguilla Athletics.

Well done to Grace, Isabelle, Daniel and Hannah who took part in the Rathmore/Gneeveguilla Athletics in Gneeveguilla on Sunday. 

Fire Prevention in the home.

Fire Prevention in the home.

Today we welcomed John from Killarney Fire Station to Shrone N.S.

He spoke to the pupils about fire prevention in the home.

Our thanks to John for taking time out of his schedule to speak to the pupils on this important topic.

Kingdom County Fair

Well done Shay, 

National Drawing Day.

RATHMORE GNEEVEGUILLA COMMUNITY GAMES ATHLETICS

COME AND JOIN THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 'RATHMORE GNEEVEGUILLA COMMUNITY GAMES ATHLETIC'S DAY' BEING HELD THIS SUNDAY 19TH MAY..

Registration Time: 12:45pm - 

(Please bring along name of child, address, date of birth pre-written to assist with registration).

Track and field events to Commence at 1pm.

Venue : Gneeveguilla GAA Grounds.

Fee: €3 Per Child.

Age Groups for Girls and Boys.

Under 8,10,12,14,16.

Ball Throw / Long Puck /Shot Put/High Jump/Long Jump/Discus 

Tiny Tots Race.

Mothers Race.

Father's Race.

First 2 children who finish from each event will qualify to represent our area at the Kerry County Athletics Finals to be held on 22nd and 23rd June 2023 at An Riocht Track Castleisland.

Competitors MUST Reside in the Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games Area and MUST Reside in County Kerry.

Skittles.

Skills Competitions.

Well done to our boys and girls who represented our school so well at the Skills competition today and last Thursday in Glenflesk. 

Féile Rince Cill Áirne.

Track and Field County Championships.

Rally of the lakes(Part 2)

Rally of the Lakes(part 2) 

 On Friday we welcomed David Guest, Johnny Greer and Garry Jennings and their respective co drivers to Shrone NS.

All drivers spoke to the pupils about road safety,the equipment in their cars and we even got to view the inside of a recce car.

All in all it was  a most enjoyable  experience and we would like to thank everyone for their time and for sharing their knowledge with us.

Rally of the Lakes 2024

Rally of the Lakes 2024

This morning pupils in Shrone gave a warm welcome to father and son… 

Declan and Michael Boyle.(and their team)

Both will be participating in the upcoming rally this weekend.

They gave us a wonderful insight into the world of rally driving.

Prior to their arrival pupils were busy decorating flags that will be on display at the Moll’s Gap stage this weekend.

All in Shrone would like to express our gratitude to Declan and Michael for taking time out of their busy schedule to be with us this morning.

We wish them every success  over the coming days in the Rally of the Lakes.

Shrone girls retain East Kerry CnaB five a side title.

Shrone girls retain East Kerry CnaB five a side title.  

The Shrone girls brought home again a remarkable fourth title in four years from the happy hunting ground of Barraduff Community field today overcoming Glenflesk and Meentogues in challenging weather conditions. 

In the first match played against Glenflesk the dynamic duo of Grace O Sullivan and Laura Cronin were dominant in midfield, clinical in attack and sturdy in defence. Isabelle O Sullivan proved too hot to handle as the inside forward but the standout performance came from Aoibhinn Creedon who today announced herself as a senior player on this squad. Tenacious in defence, first to every ball she made sure Clodagh Cahill had a quiet day in goals. As legs began to tire Kaitlin Cronin was introduced making a real impact, Glenflesk rallied towards the end putting some good scores in but it finished  Glenflesk 2-6  Shrone 5-10 

A heavy April shower delayed the start of the match against Meentogues,  the girls kept warm by dancing a few reels in the stand before taking to the field. Meentogues proved to be tough opposition,  utilising a Donegal style long kickout to register some early scores, Isabelle O Sullivan used her speed to cover back at kickouts and this threat was quickly neautralised.  From here Shrone kicked on, Laura, Grace and Isabelle all contributed to the scoreboard.  At halftime changes were made, Clodagh Cahill moving to full back,  Esme Leonard and Kaitln Cronin to mid field and Emma Buckley at full forward.  Special congratulations to Emma who a week after her first Holy Communion kicked her first point for Shrone. Well done Emma! Shrone held on for a comfortable win and the East Kerry cup was presented to Grace and Laura. Shrone will now compete in the next round of the competition. Thanks to Mrs Favier for organising and to Barraduff Community field for use of the facilities.