Category: News

Fantastic to welcome back Ian and Killian Kenny from the World Irish Championships in Montreal where they brought home a world title, a world medal and two qualifying spots for next years Championship.

Congratulations to our Easter poster competition winners. 1st place saoirse Faulkner. 2nd. Emma O Brien. 3rd Aoife Donnelly.

Some photos from Seachtain na Gaeilge with the winners of the Tráth na gCéist from 1st and 2nd year and a trip to Oscar Nominated An Cailín Ciúin for the 5th years

We said ‘Au revoir’ to our lovely French student Adélie Friday 31st March with a banquet of Irish food and baked goods. As she heads back to Grenoble we will always remember her contribution to life in Hazelwood College – our Club français at ‘l’heure de déjeuner’ every vendredi, with tasty snacks, where 6th years got to ‘bavarder en francais’ as preparation for their Orals, her presentations to her own first year French class about ‘la vie en France , la nourriture, l’école, les passe-temps, etc.’ Merci notre chère Adélie et à la prochaine! Bon retour de tous tes amis à Hazelwood She has been a wonderful addition and has made many connections and friendships while studying in Hazelwood College.

Voting for Hazelwood College Student Council today. Well done to all who have attended the Student Voice meetings with fantastic suggestions for the future of our school.

Patrick Kirby and Michael Heenan (The Fencing Jack) who won 2nd prize in the Senior category at the Limerick Student Enterprise Awards. Ciara Carroll, Leah Enright and Ita Flanagan (Pickx & Trickx) who won Best Display at the Limerick Student Enterprise Awards.

Hazelwood under 15 team who were victorious in the second round of the Munster championship against St.Brogans abandon on a scoreline of 6-14 to 0-7 points. Well done boys onto the next round.

Emma O’Leary and Emily Murphy at the UL KBS/BSTAI awards who were presented with certificates in recognition of their excellent Junior Certificate Business Studies results.

Our final day of or trip took us to Dachau Concentration Camp. A somber start matched by the weather. It was certainly a memorable experience and the students listened intently to the horrors that had taken place in the recent past. Thanks to strikes in Germany our flights were cancelled so next up was a 5 hour bus ride through Switzerland to Zurich to catch the next available flight …3 countries in 4 days- it has definitley been adventure with 44 fantastic students who have been brilliant company and an absolute credit to their families and their school.

Day 3 of our German tour! What a day A cable car to almost 3000m brought us to the peak of the Zugspitze, Germanys highest peak where we learned the true meaning of a snow day followed by hot chocolate to defrost. Next up was the fairytale castle of Hohenschwangau with breathtaking views that were the inspiration for storiesbsuch as Sleeping Beauty. Finally some of the group headed to Munich city centre to see the sites and braved the subway home.