2013-2014

Dublin Castle

The 2 fifth classes headed to Dublin Castle today. Tomás our guide brought us to state apartments and then underground to the medieval remains of the castle.Not the beautiful sunny day we were promised but we had a lovely lunch in the castle garden. IMGP0052 IMGP0052 ◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of 6

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral

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Room 6 had a busy day on June 10th . They went on a visit to St. Patrick’s Cathedral where they saw the door which started the phrase” to chance your arm” and then were very busy making a Roman Arch, calligraphy and doing brass rubbings. Thanks to our Guide Ciara for a lovely morning

More photos from Croke Park

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Our Victorious Hurling Team

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5th Class visit the Jeanie Johnston

IMGP0001 IMGP0002 IMGP0003 IMGP0004 IMGP0006 IMGP0008 IMGP0010 IMGP0011 IMGP0012 IMGP0013 IMGP0001 IMGP0002 IMGP0003 IMGP0004 IMGP0006 IMGP0008 IMGP0010 IMGP0011 IMGP0012 IMGP0013 IMGP0014 IMGP0015 IMGP0016 jQuery('#ngg-slideshow-10275-2475410090-image-list').hide().removeClass('ngg-slideshow-nojs'); jQuery(function($) { jQuery('#ngg-slideshow-10275-2475410090').nggShowSlideshow({ id: '10275', fx: 'fade', width: 558, height: 450, domain: 'http://www.stjosephscbs.ie/', timeout: 4000 }); }); On a very wet and cold day last month the 2 fifth classes went to explore the Jeanie Johnston ship. After learning about the Famine in class it was great for the boys to see the conditions that people travelled to America during the famine. The Jeanie Johnston must have been the only “coffin ship” that nobody died on her many journeys across the Atlantic Ocean.