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Welcome to Our Lady of Mercy Convent School! We're thrilled to have you join our vibrant educational online community.

At Our Lady of Mercy Convent School, we value the partnership between parents, teachers, and students. Please see lots of useful information, school news, events, curriculum information, and resources that will support your child's education. This is being updated regularly.
We look forward to working together to create a nurturing and enriching experience at Our Lady of Mercy Convent School.

Thank you for all you do.

John O Boyle- Principal

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It's hard to believe another school year is over and what a year it has been! 
We commend the girls for their hard work on all areas of the curriculum, for their many successes on the sports fields, for all their work and creativity in the arts and for the friendships and bonds they have nurtured and developed over that time. A huge well done to everyone invloved in our wonderful school community for making it such a memorable year. Here's hoping you all enjoy a fantastic summer.
What a turn out we had for our Grandparents Day on Friday the 15th of May. Thanks to all the grandparents who were able to join us for our school celebration in acknowledging the very special place grandparents have in all our lives.
We were delighted to present Martin a representative from the local branch of the St Vincent de Paul Conference, a cheque for €675 following the success of our recent plastic bottle recycling fundraising campaign. Special thanks to all the girls and their families for being so supportive of our fundraising efforts and this very worthy cause.

For the love of reading..

Special thanks to Mrs Parkinson for her ongoing dedication and time to the Book Clubs in our school this past year. It's more than obvious how much our girls love reading given the demand for the book clubs and all the fun they have in them.

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Our Lady of Mercy Bí Cineálta Strategy

A sad farewell to our
​6th Class Girls

As we bid a sad farewell to our 6th Class girls, we thank  them all for the joy they brought to our school, for the good times we shared with them and for being the lovely group of girls that they were and will continue to be. We wish them well as they move on to their new secondary schools and we hope they will all keep in touch with us here in Our Lady of Mercy.
The whole school was on a high last week as we marked and celebrated a very active school week. From the first sighting of that enormous bouncy castle on the pitch last Monday, the excitement and thrill and tone of what was to come was firmly set in place. As well as all the dancing, walking, soccer skills training and obstacle courses, all the classes got to enjoy a thrilling day out at the National Sports Arena and Acquatic Centre. Further fun and enjoyment was had by all on our two Sports Days proving it to be a fantastic week all round. Special thanks to Mrs Parkinson for all the time and effort she put into ensuring every last detail of this great week was thought through and planned with such passion and attention.
We were delighted to celebrate being awarded our 10th Green Flag for our work on the Green School’s Programme and the theme of Global Citizenship; Food and Biodiversity at our school Green Flag Raising Ceremony. Special thanks to our Green School Committee for all their work over the past two years in ensuring our success with this flag and indeed to all those who have served on Green Schools Committees since our first involvement in the Green School’s Programme 20 years ago. We are so proud of our Green School Status.

Our school closed for the summer holildays on Friday the 26th of June at 11.45a.m and will re-open again on Thursday the 27th of August at the usual time of 8;20.a.m

“This school now has high speed broadband connectivity through the Department of Education School Broadband Programme, delivered as part of the Irish National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) under the Recovery and Resilience Facility funded by the European Union through NextGenerationEU.”