We are very lucky to have past pupil and Moycarkey senior hurler, Joe Maher, currently completing his teaching practice with us! Everyone in Moycarkey NS are very proud of Joe and his teammates and we wish them all the best this Sunday! 💪🏆
Moycarkey abú!!! ❤️💛
Best of luck to the Moycarkey team and management in Sunday’s County Final! 🏆
We’re especially proud to see past pupils involved and we wish them all the very best on the big day 💪
Everyone in Moycarkey NS will be cheering on the boys in red and yellow! ❤️💛
Squeeze em up Moycarkey!!!! @moycarkeyborrisgaa
Thank you to @hmveng for generously providing each of our children with their own Moycarkey flag!
Excitement is growing for Sunday
# Junior and senior infants
Up Moycarkey # Junior and Senior Infants special thanks to @hmveng for the lovely flags
Squeeze em up Moycarkey!!
Junior and Senior Infants are full of excitement for the match on Sunday. Up Moycarkey!! Special thanks to @hmveng for the flags
Today marks the beginning of so many exciting opportunities. Whatever path you choose, we wish you every success and happiness for the future.
We’re all rooting for you! 💙 #leavingcert2026 #bestofluck #proudofourpastpupils
Summer is here ☀️
What a wonderful few days we’ve had together, pizza parties, ice cream enjoyed al fresco, lots of laughter, and a fantastic end of year party today. 🍕🍦🎉
The last few days have been filled with fun, friendship and some very special moments as we brought another wonderful year to a close. ❤️
Thank you to all of our amazing children for making this year so special. We are so proud of everything they have achieved.
Wishing everyone a happy, safe and sunshine-filled summer. Enjoy every minute! ☀️🌻
We recently received a very special letter from the Office of the President after one of our students decided to write to her in Irish. We are so proud of her initiative and delighted that her letter received a reply!
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Is fearr Gaeilge briste, ná Béarla clíste.
Broken Irish is better than clever English.