Hazelwood College unstoppable against SMI

Hazelwood College unstoppable against SMI

Hazelwood College : 8 – 6

SMI. NCW: 2 -3

The first round of the Munster Intermediate Camogie Championship took place on Thursday last in Dromcollogher. A win was a must for Hazelwood to stay in the competition and the Dromcollogher girls did not disappointed. They hurled as if their lives depended on it. SMI were left shell shocked from the throw in. After ten minutes Hazelwood were 7 points up. From Marie Galvin in goals to Niamh cagney at number 15 they all showed great heart and determination. Nicola Browne, Aideen O Flynn and Annette Lordan were the full back line and were outstanding in keeping the fast ‘pacey’ forwards of SMI scoreless for the first 20 minutes. Niamh O Brien, Sinead Kiely and Emma Browne were bursting out of their centre back line at every opportunity.Siobhan Enright and CIara Meaney defended and attacked wherever they were needed. The forwards were majestic. Almost every ball they touched was a score.The warm humid day did not stop Maire Flanagan, Cliona Mullane and Jamie O Leary showing their skill at every opportunity. The full forward line of Niamh Cagney, Mary O Gorman and Sarah Moloney showed great partnership and all looked dangerous with the sliotar in their hand. When introduced all of the subs used injected pace and enthusiasm to the game, Aisling O Brien, Elaine Noonan, Marguerite Guiry and Helen Bradley. The entire panel of Hazelwood were outstanding on thursday last

Back Row: Cliona Mullane (Milford), Niamh O Brien (Milford), Annette Lordan (Milford), Sinead Kiely, Elaine Noonan (Ballyagran), Nicola Browne (Milford), Aisling O Brien (Knockaderry), Siobhan Enright (Granagh Ballingarry), Mary O Gorman (Knockaderry) Mag Guiry (Knockaderry) Ms Herbert (NCW)

Front Row: Ciara Meaney (Milford), Ciara Fitzgibbon (Milford)Kallie Hodgson (Milford)Jamie O Leary (Milford) Aideen O Flynn(Milford) Sarah Moloney (Newtown)Marie Galvin (Feenagh), Joanne Murray (Kileedy) Breda Larkin (Kileedy) Maire Flanagan (Milfrod), Loretta Hanly (Milford) Helen Bradley (Milford) Becky Ryan (Newtown)

Build a Bank Team 2007

The Hazelwood College AIB Build-a-Bank Team who were presented with a combination TV and DVD player for their excellent work on the project. The group were responsible for the setting up and running of a branch of the AIB in the school in the last school years. Interviews and training are taking place at the moment to open the 2007/08 branch at the moment

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Killaloe OEC

The Leaving Certificate Applied 2 class will travel to Killaloe Activity Centre on 15th October. While there they will take part in a variety of Land and Water based activities such as Kayaking, Windsurfing, High Rope Course and Team Challenges

Award winning poet Maurice Riordan visits Hazelwood College

Award winning poet Maurice Riordan visits Hazelwood College

5th Year Student Triona Sheehy reports on the visit of Maurice Riordan to Hazelwood

For many teenagers poetry readings can be intimidating places and as a result few get to experience poetry as the poet intended it to be heard. When Maurice Riordan, winner of the Michael Hartnett Poetry Award, recently made a visit to our school there was an atmosphere of barely disguised excitement and uncertainty. The poet however, was completely at ease discussing poetry, both his own and that of other poets such as Patrick Kavanagh, Shakespeare and Dylan Thomas. He read from his own award winning collection, The Holy Land’, and listened as we, the students, gave our own opinions and interpretations of his verse. For many this was our first encounter with poetry outside of the set textbook. Maurice’s poetry is certainly alive and kicking. His poems are a homage to his late father who was, and still remains, his muse. They also have an immediacy of emotion that never lapses into sentimentality. His poetry was well received by all three groups from Transition Year, Leaving Cert 1 and 2, who attended the reading and afterwards debate raged about what was, in each person’s opinion, “the best bit”- an argument that no-one could possibly win.

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Kilfinnane OEC

The Leaving Cert Applied 1 class will be travelling to Kilfinane Outdoor Education Centre on the 8th and 9th October. This trip provides the new class with an oppourtunity to bond together as a group. While there they will take part in a number of activites including Rockclimbing, Hillwalking, Canoeing and Orienteering.

Hazelwood College History Students to tour Poland

Hazelwood College History Students to tour Poland

Next March senior history students from Hazelwood College will fly to Poland to experience their history syllabus first hand. In the course of the tour students will follow the progress of the holocaust – the most infamous example of genocide in history. Students will tour the ghetto and later the notorious concentration camp of Auschwitz where they will see the possessions of the victims who met their deaths there. Students will also go on a walking tour of Krakow and see sites such as Wawel Cathedral.

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Careers Exhibition

The Leaving Certificate 1, Leaving Certificate Apllied 2 and Transition Year classes will attend a careers exhibtion at the Limerick Racecourse Patrickswell, on October 2nd.

Open Day

Pictured at the recent Hazelwood College open day were past pupil Niamh Cronin with teacher Mrs Geraldine Murphy Reidy. Following her excellent leaving certificate results Niamh is now studying Occupational Therapy in University College Cork.

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History Students to tour Poland

History Students to tour Poland

Pictured are Hazelwood College senior history students will fly to Poland to experience their history syllabus first hand later this year. In the course of the tour students will follow the progress of the holocaust – the most infamous example of genocide in history. Students will tour the ghetto and later the notorious concentration camp of Auschwitz where they will see the possessions of the victims who met their deaths there. Students will also go on a walking tour of Krakow and see sites such as Wawel Cathedral.Students are pictured with history teacher Mr Mc Cormack.

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