We would like to acknowledge all the hard work done by the extra curricular team this year.

This has been without doubt one of our most successful years to date.

Below is a list of our main achievements:

 U18 Boys Gaelic Football Dublin Champions

 U18 Boys Hurling Dublin Champions

 U19 Boys Basketball All Ireland Runners Up

 U19 Boys Division 1 Dublin and Leinster Champions and 3rd in the All Irelands

 Senior Rugby South Dublin Cup Winners (2nd yr in a row)

 Senior B Camogie Shield Runners Up

 Junior Golf Leinster Schools Champions

 Junior Camogie Shield Winners

 U16 Girls Badminton reached Leinster finals

 U14 Gaelic Girls Leinster Champions

 U14 Boys Hurling Dublin Champions (2nd yr in a row)

 U14 Badminton Girls and Boys were Runners up in Leinster finals 

 

 Atheltics -Adam Dunne winner of West Leinster Schools Cross Country Meet, Eimear Donnelly Winner of West Leinster Schools Cross Country Meet.

Adam Raitt was 3rd in Leinster School combined events. 

Rachel Dunne won two Hurdle Races in West Leinster and was 3rd in Leinsters. She competes in the All Ireland's in June. 

Congratulations to Mrs Rowland and Ms Daly and the U14 Girls Gaelic team who are Leinster champions. They beat Loreto Kilkenny by a point. 3.4 to 2.6. 

Congratulations to Mrs.Rowland and Ms.Daly and the u14 girls gaelic team who have reached the Leinster finals. They beat St.Dominics in the semi last Wednesday. They were down by 6 points half way through the 2nd half but fought hard and won by two points in the end. 4.5 to 4.3. 

We are hoping that the final will be played this Thursday vs Loreto Kilkenny.

A huge congratulations to Ms. Elliott and the senior rugby team who beat Salesians College 24-19 in the South Dublin Cup final yesterday.

Well done to Mrs. Rowland and Ms.Daly and the U14 Gaelic Football team who beat Loreto on the Green 5-6 to 3-4. They are now through to the Leinster semi finals.

Congratulations to Mr.Williams and the U14 hurling team who beat Terenure 3-8 to 13 in the Dublin final before the Easter break. The school has won this two years in a row now. The future for hurling in St Colmcille's looks very promising.