St Augustine's :3 16
Mitchelstown CBS: 2 06
St Augustine's U15 hurlers have reached the Munster final after they beat Mitchelstown CBS in Ballyduff on Wednesday last.
St Augustine's: 1-16
St Fintan's: 0-10
For the first time in the schools long sporting history, an All Ireland hurling title belongs to St Augustine’s College.
Brave Friary Fall Just Short
St Augustine's College 1-10
Strokestown 2.-10
Senior Football Team with mentors,Ms Lisa Hanrick, Mr Paul Whyte (back right) and Mr Jason Forrestal (left back)
The Senior footballers of the Friary saw their great campaign come to an end in Haywood College in Laois last weekend. On the day, our Stokestown counterparts were just that bit sharper and probably deserved their victory on the day. It was just reward on their part for the cruel way we denied them in the 2013 All Ireland final.
U15 Hurling
Munster Championship
St Augustine’s College : 5-06
Pobalscoil na Trionoide Youghal: 1 -14.
This Junior Girls' Cross Country Team finished second in Munster and travel to Belfast to compete in the All-Ireland's on Saturday, March 11th. Best of luck girls. Bro Patrick Lennon OSA, Tess Curran,Róise Ní Mhuirí, Kate Killigrew, Áine O'Neill, Gráinne Kiernan, Aisling Shanley with Príomhoide Ailbhe Ní Neachtain.
East Munster Cross Country Champions
Congratulations to Kate Killigrew (1st Year) who took silver in the pole-vault event at the Irish Life, All-Ireland Juvenille Indoor Championships held in Athlone over the weekend.
For the first time in the school's famed sporting history, a St Augustine's College hurling team will take the field in an All Ireland colleges hurling final when they take on St Fintan's High School Sutton, in Fenagh this Friday.
Junior Girls' Team
The All- Ireland Cross Country Championships were held in Mallusk, Belfast on Saturday , March,11th .The Friary team who made the long journey to Belfast did us proud. Accompanied by Bro Patrick Lennon OSA (team coach) and Ms Michelle Healy , the following students represented St Augustine's: Kate Killigrew, Róise Ní Mhuirí, Tess Curran, Áine O Neil, Ashling Shanley and Megan Keogh made up the Junior Girls team and finished in 6th place. Michael Troy has avery impressive run in the Intermediate Boys race. Micheál Power finished as 6th Individual in the Senior Boys race.
1st Year Girls' Soccer team who secured a 2-0 victory over Ard Scoil na Deise in a challenge match recently. Well done girls and mentor Mr William Kelly.
For the first time in quite a while a Friary hurling team got the better of Blackwater CS in a competitive competition when our u14s were successful in tough conditions in Lismore on Monday last.
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