Hazelwood College students after being presented with their certificates and prizes for winning the Maths Week series of quizzes. Pictured are (from left to right): Brian Stack, Jack Hennessy, Claudia Carroll, Roisin Normoyle, Conor Daniels and Brian O’Callaghan.
Hazelwood College 3C C.S.P.E. class are pictured here at The Donkey Sanctuary, Liscarroll, recently, where the students visited in order to learn about animal rights. As part of their action project, students learned about how The Donkey Sanctuary helps animals who have been mistreated and under the supervision of their teacher, Ms Julie Corkery, engaged in a food drive to help to meet the feed needs of the animals in the shelter.
Hazelwood College Munster Senior Camogie team who defeated Scariff Community School, Clare, on a scoreline of 5-6 to 4-4. Hazelwood’s victory in this quarter final has secured them a position in the Munster Senior Camogie Semi-Final. Pictured are back row (left to right): Ms Julie Corkery, Shauna Cunningham, Orlaith Hennessey, Catlin O’Connor, Sarah McDermott, Ashing Enright. Abby McDermott, Megan Nolan Sarah sheehan Íde Collins, Emma Enright. Anna Walmsley, Katie Carroll, Sinead O’Donnell, Valarie Shanahan and Coach Danny Corkery. Front row (left to right) Holly Hennessy Íde Cunningham, Ashing Cunningham, Chloe O’Brien, Aoife McMahon, Niamh O’Brien, Laura Stack and Aoife Murray. Missing from picture Mary Kate Fehin, Ave Mullane.
First Year victorious Hurlers from the 7’s Hurling Hazelwood College Competition, which was held in association with the GAA and Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board. Pictured are (back row, left to right) Robert McCarthy, Ciaran O’Sullivan, Jamie Reidy and Stephen Long. Front row (left to right) Kevin Normoyle, Ryan Reidy and Ian Foley.
Picture 2: First Year hurlers who participated in the 7’s Competition recently held in Hazelwood College. Pictured are (back row, left to right) Ciaren Lenihan, Thomas Curran, Kenny Lynch and Edward Brennan. Front row (left to right) Eoghan O’Gorman, Jack Condon and Thomas Sheehan.
Picture 3: First Year hurlers who participated in the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board sponsored 7’s Hurling Competition. Pictured are (back row, left to right) Iain Kelly, Mark Kelly, Jack Shanahan and Shane O’Riordan. Front row (left to right) Darragh Reidy, Adam Cotter, Cian Nash and Darren Fehan.
Picture 4: Hazelwood College first year students who participated in the Limerick and Clare sponsored GAA 7’s Hurling Competition recently. Pictured are (back row, left to right) Pat Curtin, Fionn McCarthy, Mark Buckley and David O’Riordan. Front row (left to right) Conor Heenan, Eamon O’Kelly, Seamus O’Donnell and Stephen O’Flynn.
Things are progessing well with our new extension. Greatly helped by the good weather for the month of October.
Here are some photographs of the progress. Sub foundations for the new buildings were dug and poured to a depth of 2.4m. On top of these foundations the steel formwork for the main foundation ring were laid. Over the midterm break these upper foundations will be poured and completed
At the second location over 300 truck loads of soil have been removed and the base for the new basketball courts and soccer pitch are being laid.
Hazelwood College Transition Year students with John and Paul from Bounce, who spoke to them about positive mental health activities during the recent mental health week activities at Hazelwood College
Hazelwood College’s U19 soccer team which drew 2-2 with Desmond College in the Munster Schools’ U19 Soccer League. Pictured are back row (left to right) Mr Dan Sheahan, William Quaid, Nigel O’Callaghan, James Molyneaux, Sean Kelly, Donal Molyneaux, Andy Quaid, Cameron O’Flynn, Darragh Lane, Timmy Larkin, Dylan Daly and Jack Roche. Front row (left to right) Darragh Lynch Linehan, Adam Sheahan, Connor McCarthy, Sean Madigan, Eoin Enright and Jack Pearse.
Hazelwood College: 4-13
Our Lady’s Secondary School, Templemore: 0-1
Only one thing comes to mind to describe the recent performance of the Hazelwood College Senior Camogie team in the Munster Camogie Championship League. Magnificent.
On a bleak Tuesday morning the ladies of Hazelwood College set out for Tipperary in their upcoming match against Templemore. Upon arriving at the destination, they were greeted with a biting wind and a blanket of grey clouds looming in the sky overhead. The ladies however, endured the cold with a steely determination and did not let it distract them from what they were their to do, which was win.
Victory was predicted to be in the hands of Hazelwood College within the first five minutes of the match when Aoife Murray scored the first of what would be many goals for the team. This goal was the catalyst that Hazelwood College needed in order to give them the courage to work harder and push the boundaries, if possible, even more. The results were satisfactory as within the next fifteen minutes of the game, Ide Cunningham scored not one, but four points for the team and secured them the upper hand in the match.
And so the first half came and went. The girls of Hazelwood college were tired and both the team and spectators alike wondered if they would perform just as well in the second half of the game or would Templemore make a comeback. Our wondering was laid to rest as Hazelwood College played just as well, if not better, with Chloe O Brian scoring the team a goal that was followed by Sarah MacDermott who finished with burying a goal in the bottom left corner of Templemores’ net. The whistle blew and Hazelwood had won 4-13 to 0-1
Hazelwood College’s Senior Munster Championship Camogie team are pictured after their comprehensive win over Our Lady’s Secondary School. Templemore. Back row (left to right) Abby McDermott, Sarah McDermott, Sarah Sheehan, Shauna Cunningham, Aisling Enright, Brid Flanagan, Íde Cunningham, Megan Nolan, Aisling Cunningham, Ava Mullane and Mary Kate Fehin. Front row (left to right): Sinead O’Donnell, Anna Walmsley, Katie O’Carroll, Niamh O’Brien, Aoife McMahon, Chloe O’Brien, Aoife Murray and Caitlín O’Connor
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Hazelwood College fifth and sixth year Art students are pictured here as they visited Limerick City Gallery of Art. Pictured were (back row by wall, left to right) Ms Maria Curtin (Hazelwood College Sixth Year Art teacher) Letitia Cotter, Áine Bennis, Brendan O’Flynn, Eoin Donegan, Andy Quaid, Cormac Downes, Leon Crowley, Enya O’Donnell, Emma Stone and Ms Julie Corkery (Hazelwood College Fifth Year Art teacher). Middle row (left to right): Shania Hanlon, Aislinn O’Donnell, Jessica Roche, Chloe Reidy, Helena O’Sullivan, Tara Hartigan and Grainne Buckley. Front row (left to right): Oliver Richardson, Ethan Knipe and Darragh McNamara
Hazelwood College wishes to confirm that there are no A.S.T.I staff employed in the school. The teaching staff in the school are represented solely by the T.U.I. and as a result the are no ‘Dual Union’ issues arising in the school. All members of the T.U.I. have signed up to and are compliant with the Landsdowne Road Agreement.
We are therefore not involved in the current industrial action and will not be taking part in any disruption to schools. All staff will continue to conduct supervision and substitution and Hazelwood College will remain OPEN during any closures caused as a result of the A.S.T.I. action.
The school calendar remains in place and continues to operate as published …here…
